Monthly Archives: July 2011

Statistics is a derivative of mathematics which has various applications. In the context of research, probably no good research is said to be complete without using statistical tools, techniques and models. The array of uses of statistical tools and techniques … Continue reading →

Pulling together your research proposal: Key points 1.Introduction (what, why) 2.Overview of literature (how) –context/secondary data sources –academic 3.Research questions – (how) 4.Research design 5.Expected outcome 6.Timescales/resources/limitations Possible outcomes Maybe your project contributes to ‘new knowledge’ on a number of … Continue reading →