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The document discusses different types of research, including basic research which aims to expand knowledge without solving a specific problem, and applied research which provides practical solutions to problems by building on basic research findings. It also covers qualitative and quantitative research paradigms and examples of experimental research categories like life science, applied science, robotics, and innovations. The key aspects of writing a research problem, title, and characteristics of a good title are outlined.

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ResProj Research Problem

The document discusses different types of research, including basic research which aims to expand knowledge without solving a specific problem, and applied research which provides practical solutions to problems by building on basic research findings. It also covers qualitative and quantitative research paradigms and examples of experimental research categories like life science, applied science, robotics, and innovations. The key aspects of writing a research problem, title, and characteristics of a good title are outlined.

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Research Project

CAPSTONE
JOEMIL A. DAYAO
BASIC RESEARCH
• Basic research is a research approach that is entirely
theoretical and aimed at improving or expanding the
knowledge-base of a particular field of study. It focuses on
"knowledge for its own sake" and it is primarily driven by
curiosity and the need to explore the unknown.
• It is also known as fundamental or pure research and it is a
systematic investigation set to achieve a better and more
detailed understanding of a research subject or phenomenon,
not to solve a specific problem.
APPLIED RESEARCH
• Applied research is designed to focus on providing practical
solutions to a specific problem. It is a form of investigation
that entails solution-oriented inquiries into a phenomenon, a
field of study, or a research subject generally employing
empirical methodologies.
• In many cases, applied research is a follow-up research
design for basic research because it further investigates the
outcomes of pure or basic research in order to validate
these findings and apply them to create innovative solutions
to specific problems.
RESEARCH PARADIGMS

QUALITATIVE QUANTITATIVE
(Inductive method; incorporates (Deductive reasoning from general
values and perspectives of both theories to specific instances.
researcher and participants). Researchers are supposed to be
objective).
RESEARCH PARADIGMS
❑ Usually focus on one concept or
idea.
QUALITATIVE ❑ Generally, do not make
comparisons among groups.
(Inductive method; incorporates
values and perspectives of both ❑ Can be based on personal
researcher and participants). experience.
❑ Usually pertain to the actions or
perceptions of participants.
RESEARCH PARADIGMS
❑ Have at least two variables
Is used to prove or disprove whether
QUANTITATIVE
❑

there is a causal relationship


(Deductive reasoning from general between two variables.
theories to specific instances. ❑ Can be expressed as a prediction or
Researchers are supposed to be
objective). an expected future outcome.
❑ Is logically linked to a research
question or theory.
RESEARCH PROBLEM
✓ a suggestion about an area of interest
✓ a situation that needs to be changed
✓ a question that needs answer
✓ a problematic topic that occurs in scientific
literature, in theory or in action
RESEARCH PROBLEM
is the topic you want to discuss, investigate
or study, whether it is descriptive or
experimental.
What is Research
Problem?
RESEARCH PROBLEM
❑ is the principal guiding concept that drives
the paper study the topic under review that
gives us an opportunity to publish and
concentration that determines what we want
to say. It represents the central subject of
scholarly communication and how we meet
other topics of discussion and exploration of
new understanding and knowledge.
CATEGORIES OF
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
1. Life Science
2. Applied Science
3. Robotics
4. Innovations
LIFE SCIENCE

Life Science - is a research area where they


focus on science fields that include the
scientific study of living organisms, such as
plants, animals and humans.
LIFE SCIENCE
EXAMPLE:
▪ Antibacterial activity of Katmon (Dillenia
philippinensis rolfe) Against Streptococcus
pyogenes
▪ Hypoglycemic Effect of Serpentina (Andrographis
paniculata) Leaves as a Supplemental Tea for
Type-II Diabetes
APPLIED SCIENCE

Applied Science - is the application or study of


the applications of scientific knowledge for
technological advancement.
APPLIED SCIENCE
EXAMPLE:
▪ Kamantigue Extract as Flourescent Traces
▪ Rambutan Peel Dye as Sensitized Solar Cells
▪ The Use of Algal Polysaccharides Alginates as Bio
Sorbent from Aragan Seaweed (Sargassum
Crassifolium) in the Reduction of Heavy Metal
Ions in Fishponds
ROBOTICS

Robotics - this is an interdisciplinary science


and engineering field dedicated to designing,
building and using mechanical robots.
ROBOTICS
EXAMPLE:
▪ Fighter (Fire extinguishing, Intelligent, Governing,
Heat Sending, Two-way mode, Evading obstacle
Robot)
▪ ABATouch GarBin: Arduino-Based Automated
Touchless Garbage Bin
INNOVATION

Innovation - it is a category of a research


problem which is more concerned with an
inventive new product or service than with an
incremental one.
WRITING YOUR
RESEARCH TITLE
TITLE #1
PINAGTAGPO NGUNIT HINDI TINADHANA:
A CASE STUDY ABOUT COUPLES WHO
HAD LONG-TERM RELATIONSHIP BUT DID
NOT MARRY EACH OTHER
TITLE #2
I LOVE YOU PERO WALANG TAYO:
A STUDY ON EXPECTION ABOUT
UNLABELED ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP
TITLE #3
PINAGTAGPO PERO DI TINADHANA:
UNDERSTANDING MILLENIAL’S BEHAVIOR
TOWARDS ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP
WRITING YOUR
RESEARCH TITLE

1. Think of broader topics


2. Look around, observe and look for a
problem.
WRITING YOUR
RESEARCH TITLE

3. Other researches
4. Creative Ideas
WRITING YOUR
RESEARCH TITLE

5. Reading published article or previously


conducted research studies and look for
blank spot or blind spot
BLANK SPOT
these are the things that are not yet
covered by the study
BLIND SPOT
research gap
BLIND SPOT
RESEARCHER 1 RESEARCHER 2

A=B A<B

FILL IN THE GAP!


CHARACTERISTIC OF
A RESEARCH TITLE
CHARACTERISTIC OF A GOOD
RESEARCH TITLE
❑ Summarize the main idea of the paper
❑ Be a concise statement of the topic
❑ Include major variables
❑ Show the relationship of the main variable under study
❑ Include the major task of the researcher
❑ Mention the participants and setting in general

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