Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Evaluating a Research Topic
It is really hard to know if a research work is good or bad. Mostly, others evaluate it using the standard guidelines that are given by the different organizations in different fields which most of my classmates have already cited. Meeting these guidelines would be a plus factor in evaluating what kind of research work you have. But if I were to evaluate a research work: It should be for real and be beneficial for the many. Should be fully understand by everybody from beginning till end. And most especially, it should be a work that is useful after the thorough studies and experiments that have been made and not just be a piece of work that would be left in one corner for display.
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the very purpose of having a research is for improvement/development or finding solutions for found problems. yes, it is true that in evaluating a research topic it should be beneficial for a particular field (particularly in our field of study) where we are conducting our research. however, another factor to consider in evaluating a research is the development or improvement and problem being addressed by the research topic is applicable at the present situation. it simply means research should also be timely...
Every research has Objectives, and if you could have noticed, Scope and Limitation. The words speak for themselves. Everyone has a reason for doing such undertaking. And no research has encompassed and answered all queries of mankind. Humankind has so much to ask, to grumble...
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