CONCEPT

DATA COLLECTION AND CLASSIFICATION

SAMPLING AND ESTIMATION
HYPOTHESIS
REPORT
 CONCEPT
TYPE OF RESEARCH
 Basic research
 Applied research
 Problem oriented research.
 Problem solving research.
 Quantitative research
 Qualitative research

 Descriptive (case study , survey and observation)

 Research design ( plan to answer your
research question) its method.
 Descriptive (case study , survey & observation)
 Correlational ( case control study, observational study)
 Semi experimental ( field experiment)
 Experimental ( experiment with random assignment)
 Review( literature review, systematic review)
 Meta analytic
 Sampling and estimation
Methods of sampling(on the basis of probability and
non probability)
 Systematic sampling(P)
 Stratified sampling(P)
 Clustered sampling(P)
 Convenience sampling(NP)
 Quota sampling(NP)
 Judgment sampling(NP)
 Snowball sampling(NP)
Sampling distribution (sample mean, showing every
possible result)
Central limit theorem
Standard error( measure the variability of statistic)
Statistical estimation(process of making judgment
about a population based on sampling properties)
 Hypothesis testing
 Z test( best used for greater than 30 sample)
 T test (most commonly applied for testing hypothesis.)
 ANOVA( analysis of variance)
 Chi square test ( used if two categorical variable are
related in any way)
 U test( by applause is the 1st destination for freelance
software testing and feedback)
 H test( used for comparing two or more independent
samples of equal or different sample size)
 Rank correlation test ( measure the degree of similarity
between two ranking)