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GSF6011

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY:

Research Planning &

Management

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Instructor

Ir. Dr Kismet Anak Hong Ping

PhD (Nagasaki Univ.,JPN), MSc (Loughborough Univ.,UK), BEng(Hons) (UNIMAS) P.Eng(18783), CEM, SMIEEE

Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering Faculty of Engineering

Phone

# 3233 (Internal) or 082-583233 (Direct Line)

email

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GSF6011 - Research Methodology

Research Planning & Management

Lee Nyanti

Department of Aquatic Science

Faculty of Resource Science & Technology

[email protected]

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Introduction

Why do you need to plan and manage your research?

- graduate on time

M.Sc (full time) – 2 years

Ph.D (full time) – 3 years

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Successful Management of Research Project

- depends upon the ability to:

(i) Plan

(ii) Coordinate

(iii) Perform the research

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

(1) Clear Understanding of What You Want to Achieve (2) Developing Timelines

(3) Managing Risk within the Project

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

(1) Clear Understanding of What You Want to Achieve

- distinguish between outputs and outcomes Outputs - physical deliverables of the project

Outcomes - what happens as a result of the outputs

Starting point is to define what the desired outcomes are and from this the outputs can be defined.

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

Starting point is to define what the desired outcomes - “starting with the end in mind”

- focus on research effort - important for graduate students

- relatively short period of time to:

- develop research skill

- produce significant piece of work

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

(2) Developing Timelines Research Context

- project will evolve significantly as the research progresses Management

- develop a rolling wave plan Method

- develop an understanding of the overall project without much detail

- then on a rolling basis fill in the details

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

Year 1 - Define research question

- Read literature

- Write literature review

- Develop required research skills - Pilot studies

- Fieldwork and Experiments

- Organise access to research sources

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

Year 2 - Continue to read literature and write up as you go along

- Developing a research network - Data collection and analyses - Fieldwork

- Attend conferences

- Publication /Start thinking about publication - Thesis Writing (Introduction, Literature

Review, Materials and Methods, Results &

Discussion)

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

Year 3 - Check data for gaps and collect any final information

- Write journals / present at conferences

- Write thesis (Results, Discussion, Summary,

& Conclusion) - Look for a Job

Then fill in detail on a rolling basis.

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

Basis for creating the timeline - Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)

WBS

- created by taking the project and splitting it down into some smaller tasks.

- then split smaller tasks into even smaller chunks

- keep doing it until the chunks will require between 8 to 80 hours of work to complete

This level of detail allows you to manage the project without running the risk of micromanagement.

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

Gantt Chart – Example of Ph.D Program

Task Date Start Date End 2016 2017 2018

12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2

Project start 15 Nov 2015 10 Nov 2018

Fieldwork plan Fieldwork / Lab Sample analyses Data analyses Thesis writing*

Conferences Publications

Draft Thesis sub. 15 Mar 2018

Final Thesis sub 15 April 2018

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

Gantt Chart - Detailed View of Certain Component

Task Date Start Date End 2016 2017 2018

12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2

Project start 15 Nov 2015 10 Nov 2018

Data analyses Thesis writing*

Chapter 1 - Intro Chapter 2 - Lit R Chapter 3 - MM Chapter 4 - Res Chapter 5 - Dis

Draft Thesis sub. 15 Mar 2018

Final Thesis sub 15 April 2018

Viva voce 1st Oct 2018

Graduation 10 Nov 2018

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

(3) Managing Risk Within the Project

Some of the risks are:

(1) One of the research team leave before the project is completed.

(2) Obtained poor quality data.

(3) Key equipment breakdown.

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

(3) Managing Risk Within the Project

Ways to manage risk:

(1) thought through what could go wrong (2) develop strategies to manage key risks

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Key Tools to Graduate on Time

(3) Managing Risk Within the Project

Ways to Identify Key Risks (1) Brainstorming session

- identify all the risks that you can think of.

(2) Impact these risks may have on your project.

- reputation, costs, schedule impacts, etc.

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Questions and Answers

Research Planning & Management

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All the Best in Your Graduate Studies

Plan you research work

Manage your research work

Come each day with a target

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