GRM 597
The Research Process
GRM 597 The Research Process
3 Semester Units
The Research Process is a required course for all of the master’s degree programs offered at the University. This course provides an overview of the various research methods, research design, guidance in planning research strategy, and documentation of research data. It also explores and analyzes examples of research from many different disciplines, the development and use of computer-aided research, writing skills, and logical argumentation techniques required in the research field.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Define research methods, analyze its importance, and examine how it informs policy and practice.
- Discuss the various research strategies for description.
- Examine the statistical tools and interpretations used in quantitative research.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the various strategies for causation in research.
- Evaluate the role of research as it relates to political and ethical issues.
- Demonstrate proficiency with academic writing related to the research process.
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