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Business Portfolio 2 Week 9 Methodology, structure and outline content The document their progress with planning the methodology, structure and content of the report. Provides 20% of the project grade. The work in section 1 is used to define research methods, which are documented and justified, and to create an outline plan of the report.Methodology (research design)The requirements of the project dictate that you must conduct only secondary research; that is, using existing published material, both academic and non-academic, as sources of ideas and information to support your work.
Therefore only a brief section covering your methodology is required in your report. However, it is vital for the success of your project that you have clear objectives when conducting your research.The short and simple research design section in your report should clearly state what the purpose of the study is, and this should mirror the business question, and be related to the title of the study. It should explain briefly the type of data expected to be collected from the research question. Based on the information you enter into the boxes below, prepare a draft Methodology section for your report.
It is of course probable that this section will be modified as you do your research and build your report, but having goals is essential for effective researching.The business question/issue (as given in your Week 6 submission)The purpose of the reportNon-academic information required, and where it can be obtainedAcademic information required, and where it can be obtainedComments on the research approachDraft methodology section for the reportDraft Report Structure and Outline ContentBelow, indicate the main section headings for your report, and provide one or two sentences of explanation of the planned contents.
Title page -title of the report -my name -submission dateTerms of reference -explanation of those who are supposed to read this reportExecutive Summary (abstract)This will include an overview of the subject matterAnalysis methodsResultsRecommendations ContentsA list of numbered chapters and subheadings in the report with their page numbersIntroductionThis will set the scene of the report’s main body and explain the aims and objectives. Any limitations are identified here.Research questionShould establishments and organizations pay their employees equally regardless of their gender or should the current system stay in place in order to save up money for the organizations?
MethodThis will follow the methodology drafted above.Impacts of sexism in workplace regarding salariesThis section will discuss the negative effects of sexism in workplaces regarding salaries on the victims.Benefits of gender equalityResultsThe discussion above will assist coming up with appropriate answer for the research question.Recommendations and conclusionStates the main inferences drawn from the entire discussion and make necessary recommendations.Reference list List of all resources used to complete the report.
Appendix Information that supports my analysis but there is no need of explanation. ReferencesGlass, G. V. (2006). Primary, secondary, and meta-analysis of research. Educational researcher, 3-8.Green, T. K. (2003). Discrimination in workplace dynamics: Toward a structural account of disparate treatment theory. Harv. CR-CLL Rev., 38, 91.
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