Research project session 1 Spring, 2025 Class: 661765: surgical 1: Jan 16 (7-10pm); surgical 2: Feb 27 (7-10pm) 1000 words Proposal Due Date: 31 March 2025 (Mon) ** check the schedule on oral presentation Final Report Due Date: 30 June 2025 (Mon) Class: 662249: surgical 1: Jan 17 (7-10pm); surgical 2: Feb 21 (7-10pm) 1000 words Proposal Due Date: 24 March 2025 (Mon) ** check the schedule on oral presentation Final Report Due Date: 23 June 2025 (Mon) 1. Briefing on the module handbook 1.1 also take a look at the research project proposal structure [Title, study rationale, 3 objectives/hypotheses/ questions , contribution of existing literature, methodology, timeframe; a reference list .] (also compared with the final report structure ). An example of an academic article on finance with usage of correlation ...
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