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    INSTITUTE : University Institute of

    Biotechnology
    Department of Biotechnology
    Master of Science (Biotechnology)
    Research Methodology and Biostatistics, BTT-
    723

    Dr Juhi Saxena
    MSC NET PhD
    E12213 DISCOVER . LEARN . EMPOWER
    Course Objectives and Outcomes
    Course Objectives

    1 The primary objective of this course is to develop a research orientation among the students and to acquaint
    them with fundamentals of research methods.
    2 To understand formulation of research problem and understanding the concept of research designing.
    Course outcomes
    1Students will gain the knowledge about research and research design
    2 Students will learn to create hypothesis, how to analyze them and their interpretation
    3 Students will learn of research report writing and publishing of research work
    4 Students will learn about statistical methods of analysis and software’s used for research purpose

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    L1 -Contents
    • Meaning & Concept of Research
    • Characterstics, Objective
    • Motivation
    • Importance

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    STAKE HOLDERS

    1. Educators,
    2. Administrators,
    3. Government officials,
    4. Business leaders,
    5. Health care professionals etc.

    Research can be usedto:

    1. reduce crime,
    2. improve public health,
    3. sell products, improve workers’ efficiency,
    or just understand one’s life.

    Research methodology - the knowledge and skills.


    Meaning of Research
    • Re- Search

    • Gathering information needed to answer


    a question, and thereby help in solving a
    problem.

    • Systematic and organized effort to


    investigate.
    Continued

    Research is not a option-It is essential for survival and Growth.


    Research is composed of two syllables a prefix ‘Re’ and a verb ‘Search’.
    • Re means again, and Search means to examine closely and carefully, to test and
    try, to probe.
    • Research in common refers to a search for knowledge.
    • Research is a scientific and systematic search for pertinent information on a
    specific topic.
    • Research is an art of scientific investigation.

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    Continued
    ▪ The Advanced Learner’s Dictionary of Current English lays down the meaning
    of research as “a careful investigation or inquiry specially through search for new
    facts in any branch of knowledge.”
    ▪ Redman and Mory define research as a “systematized effort to gain new
    knowledge.”
    ▪ Research is a purposeful, precise and systematic search for new knowledge, skills,
    attitudes and values, or for the reinterpretation of existing knowledge, skills,
    attitude and values.

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    Continued
    • According to Clifford Woody research comprises defining and redefining
    problems, formulating hypothesis or suggested solutions; collecting, organising
    and evaluating data; making deductions and reaching conclusions; and at last
    carefully testing the conclusions to determine whether they fit the formulating
    hypothesis.
    • The search for knowledge through objective and systematic method of finding
    solution to a problem is research.
    • Research is a organized systematic data based scientific inquiry, or investigation
    into a specific problem undertaken with the purpose of finding answers or
    solutions to it

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    Characteristics of research
    • 1. Generalized.
    • 2. Controlled.
    • 3. Rigorous.
    • 4. Empirical.
    • 5. Systematic
    • 6. Reliability.
    • 7. Validity.
    • 8. Employs hypothesis
    • 9. Analytical & Accuracy.
    • 10. Credibility.
    • 11. Critical

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    OBJECTIVES OF RESEARCH

    DIFFERENT FOR DIFFERENT INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS


    i. To seek insight into a observed phenomena and explain its logic and reasoning
    of happening e.g. Declining Profitability
    ii. To help the mankind in solving the problems faced from time to time for
    making life more comfortable and entertaining e.g. Telecommunication and e
    ticketing
    iii. To explore the possibility and methodologies of doing things which have not
    been done so far but are useful for the mankind

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    Continued…

    ▪ To continuously improve the effectiveness of present systems and procedure in


    any field e.g. compensation, recruitment and retention policies

    ▪ Test or challenge existing beliefs, notions etc. which have not been empirically
    proved so far with flux of time and need to be tested again for relevance in the
    changed context e.g. relationship between intelligence and creativity

    ▪ Explore in to new areas that might have been become relevant.

    ▪ Analyze the past data of discovering trends ,patterns and relationship

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    MOTIVATION IN RESEARCH
    The main aim is to become an eminent educationist……….that is inspiring
    What makes people to undertake research?
    This is a question of fundamental importance. The possible motives for doing
    research may be either one or more of the following:
    1. Desire to get a research degree along with its consequential benefits.
    2. Desire to face the challenge in solving the unsolved problems, i.e., concern over
    practical problems initiates research.
    3. Desire to get intellectual joy of doing some creative work.
    4. Desire to be of service to society.

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    Continued…
    • Desire to get respectability.
    • Directives of government,
    • Employment conditions.
    • Curiosity about new things.
    • Desire to understand causal relationships.
    • Social thinking and awakening.

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    What is the purpose of
    doing research?
    1. Identifying Problems and
    Solutions
    ✓ Result of Delhi University. More than 70% students
    failed?
    ➢ Undesirable situation.
    ➢ Why so many?
    ➢ Try to overcome. How?

    ✓ Diagnose the factors that contribute to undesirable


    situation, attack those factors and improve upon the
    situation.
    2. Generate Knowledge
    We are able toidentify:-
    ✓ Factors,
    ✓ Reasons,
    ✓ Truth which is hidden and which has been not
    discover

    We can say:-
    • Research helps to develop new theories, laws,
    principles, methods, techniques etc.
    3. Researchoffers pleasure of
    solving a puzzle
    Importance of Research

    ✓ Solve any problem of society.

    ✓ Adding knowledge in existing knowledge.


    ✓ Implications for policy and project implementation.

    ✓ Applicable outside of the research


    References
    • E Book
    https://study.sagepub.com/sites/default/files/Wilson%202014%20-
    %20CH1.pdf
    • Kothari C.R., Research Methodology: Methods and Techniques, New
    Age International publishers, 2nd Edition.
    • Bordens K.S., Abbott B.B., Research and Design Methods, 6th
    Edition, TMH Publishing Company Limited.
    • Pandey, P., & Pandey, M. M. (2015). Research methodology: Tools
    and techniques. Romania: Bridge Center.

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    THANK YOU

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