Methodology of Scientific Research • HRB4032
RESPONSIBLE PROFESSOR:
CREDITS: 4
COURSE LOAD:
| Theoretical (per week) |
Practical (per week) |
Studies (per week) |
Duration | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4h | 8h | 3h | 4 weeks | 60h |
OBJECTIVES:
Provide the student fundamentals of scientific method and knowledge to perform all tasks of systematic scientific work, since its formulation to its publication, ending with the writing of a dissertation or thesis.
BACKGROUND:
The discipline is justified in the context of post-graduate studies aimed at training high-level researchers committed to the production of scientific knowledge and the transfer of knowledge.
CONTENTS:
• Science and knowledge: empirical, theological knowledge, philosophical knowledge and scientific knowledge
• The scientific method: observation, hypothesis, experimentation, induction, deduction, analysis and synthesis
• Scientific research, bibliographic, descriptive, experimental, choosing the subject of study, literature review, formulation of the problem and hypothesis, planning, pilot study, collection, analysis and interpretation of data
• The technique of writing scientific paper: introduction, development and conclusion: scientific language, structure of the research project, the structure of scientific communication structure for monographs, dissertations and theses, structure of full articles in journals
• Standards for writing dissertation / thesis at HRAC
• The question of the cost of experiments: research funding
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