Research methodology SDR-1-RM-IM-E
Wykład (WYK) Rok akademicki 2020/21

C. R. Kothari,

Research Methodology. Methods and Techniques, 2004, https://dinus.ac.id/repository/docs/ajar/Kothari_-_Research_Methodology_Methods_and_Techniques_-_2004.pdf

Framework learning outcomes:

• knows and understands research methodology

• knows and understands to such an extent that is possible to revise exist-ing

paradigms – world heritage, including theoretical foundations, gen-eral i

ssues and selected specific issues – specific to a scientific or artis-tic

discipline

• knows and understands the main trends in the development of the sci-entific

or artistic disciplines covered in the curricula

Particular learning outcomes:

• knows the methods of acquiring and disseminating knowledge used in sci-

entific research,

• is aware of the available experimental, mathematical and IT tools useful in

solving research tasks in the discipline,

• knows the methods of data acquisition, visualization of results,

• knows various forms of disseminating and exchanging scientific infor-mation,

important in the discipline,

• knows the rules of ethics in research work,

Course lecture, discussion methods, methods of working with sources

The concept and essence of scientific research;

Fields and disciplines of science;

Characteristics of research problems;

Inference methods;

Types of research methods: observations, experiments, document research, survey, statistical methods, computer simulation, heuristic methods;

Measurement in scientific research, measurement uncertainty;

Mathematics and IT tools in science;

Identification of models and parameters;

Parameter identification uncertainty;

Types, characteristics and tools for writing scientific papers;

Analysis of examples.

Ethics of research work.