ST499 : Research Project

Department

Department of Statistics

Academic Program

Bachelor in Statistics

Type

Compulsory

Credits

03

Prerequisite

Overview

Introduce the student to the method of scientific research and identify a topic for research, theoretical or applied.

· Ability to collect and analyze data from various sources required by the research project.

· The student acquires scientific research skills such as writing, analyzing and discussing.

· The student's knowledge of using sources and references correctly.

Intended learning outcomes

1. (Course intended learning outcomes)

a. Knowledge (& understand)

In.

A.1

The student should be introduced to scientific research, and identify a topic for research, theoretical or applied.

A.2

The student should be familiar with the methods of collecting and analyzing data from different sources required by the research project.

A.3

Learn how to prepare a research plan, write, analyze and discuss.

A.4

Learn about the use of references and others and the use of the Internet in extracting scientific material.

c. Mental (skills)

B.1

The student should propose the subject and problem of the study theoretically or practically.

B.2

To be able to collect data in various ways for the purpose of the research topic.

B.3

Be able to prepare a research plan, write, analyze and discuss

B.4

To be able to use references and the Internet in the extraction of scientific material.

W. Practical & Professional (Skills)

C.1

To be able to apply the steps of scientific research.

C.2

Collecting and unpacking data (questionnaire - field study - monthly or annual bulletins ..... etc.)

C.3

Statistical data analysis Draw conclusions and recommendations.

C.4

Discussion and communication with others.

C. Generic (and transferable skills)

D.1

Ability to use statistical programs.

D.2

The ability to communicate with others and accept the opinion and opinion of the other.

D.3

Ability to write research papers.

D.4

Employing scientific research skills in studying a research problem.

Teaching and learning methods

Open panel discussions.

· Field visits.

· Collecting information (questionnaire, bulletins, scientific websites, case study, ......)

· Self-learning.

Methods of assessments

3. (Assessment table)

Rating No.

Evaluation methods

Evaluation Duration

Evaluation weight

Percentage

Rating Date (Week)

Reviews

1

Writing a research plan

10%

V

2

Dealing with references and the Secretariat of Transport

10%

Ninth

3

Implement supervisor directives

10%

Eleventh

4

Discussions and acceptance of criticism

10%

Twelfth

5

Implementation and discussion of the project

60%

Sixteenth

Total

100 degree

100%

(References )

Bibliography

Publisher

Book Name

Version

Author

Where it is located

Rapporteur notes

Graduation Project Guide

Department Professors

Textbooks

Academic Library

Origins of scientific research

1996

Doctor Ahmed Abdul moneim Hassan

Help Books

Scientific Journals

Internet Sites

Scholar.google.com

Other

Navigating the information network using keywords

Course (contents)

Scientific topic

Number of Hours

Lecture

laboratory

Exercises

discussion

Number of weeks

A theoretical introduction to scientific writing methods and research methodology

4

4

1

Choose the research and develop the research plan

8

8

2

Collecting scientific material

12

4

8

3

Writing training and mentoring

10

4

6

Search Setup

20

10

10

5

Research Review

8

3

5

2

Research Discussion

4

4

1