Course
Proposal
Course Code
FEB258010011
Credits
6 Credits (SKS)
Overview
This course aims to provide students with the knowledge and skills to conduct research in accordance with scientific systematics, methodological procedures, and uphold academic ethics and values. Through this course, students are expected to produce research findings that provide both theoretical and practical contributions. Specifically, students will be guided to be able to compile an Introduction Chapter that includes the background of the problem, problem formulation, objectives, and benefits of the research; compile a Literature Review Chapter that includes theoretical foundations, previous research, conceptual framework, and hypothesis development (if necessary); and compile a Research Methods Chapter that includes the type of research, operational definitions and measurement of variables, types and sources of data, population and samples or sources, data collection methods, and data analysis techniques. By mastering these three main parts, students are expected to be strongly prepared to compile quality scientific papers that meet academic standards.