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    Research &
    Publication
    Presented By: Abrista Devi, M.E.I
    Level of Academic Paper

    Published
    Lower Level

    Higher Level
    Conference

    Academic & Non


    Academic
    Research
    WRITING UP
    WRITING UP
    WRITING UP

    8000 kata
    Introduction 5%x8000 =
    Literature review 15%x8000 =
    Analysis = 70%x 8000 =
    Conclusion = 5-10% x 8000 =
    Notes to write an academic
    paper for journal publication
    https://www.jurnalfai-
    uikabogor.org/
    Research Writing
    Technique
    Stages of the research process

    Formulating a topic and Identifying the problem

    Reviewing the literature

    Designing the research

    Collecting data

    Analysing data

    Writing up
    FORMULATING A TOPIC

    Capability: is it feasible? Appropriateness: is it


    worthwhile?
    • Are you fascinated by the topic?
    • Do you have the necessary • Will the examining institute's
    research skills? standards be met?
    • Can you complete the project in • Does the the topic contain
    the time available? issues with clear links to
    • Will the research still be current theory?
    when you finish?
    • Are the research questions and
    • Do you have sufficient financial
    objectives clearly stated?
    and other resources?
    • Will you be able to gain access to • Will the proposed research
    data? provide fresh insights into the
    topic?
    • Are the findings likely to be
    symmetrical?
    • Does the research topic match
    your career goals?
    IDENTIFYING THE PROBLEM(S)
    IDENTIFYING THE PROBLEM(S)
    IDENTIFYING THE PROBLEM(S)

    Discussions
    Experience

    Observations
    Previous
    Studies

    Project/ Intuitions
    Sponsor
    RESEARCH PROBLEM & RESEARCH GAP

    RESEARCH PROBLEM

    RESEARCH GAP
    REVIEWING THE LITERATURE

    Literature sources available

    Saunders et al. (2009)


    REVIEWING THE LITERATURE
    REVIEWING THE LITERATURE
    REVIEWING THE LITERATURE
    Methods -

    The techniques and procedures


    DESIGNING used to obtain data
    THE
    RESEARCH
    Methodology -
    METHODS
    AND
    METHODOL The theory of how research
    OGY should be undertaken
    Saunders et al. (2009)
    DESIGNING THE RESEARCH METHODS
    AND METHODOLOGY
    DESIGNING THE RESEARCH METHODS
    AND METHODOLOGY
    COLLECTING AND ANALYZING DATA

    TYPES OF DATA
    COLLECTING AND ANALYZING DATA
    COLLECTING AND ANALYZING DATA

    ANALYSIS DATA

    QUALITATIVE QUANTITAIVE MIX METHOD


    RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH

    Correlations Analytic Network


    Content Analysis Regressions Process
    Delphi Method Econometrics Interpretative Structural
    Etc… Structural Equations Modelling
    Etc… Dynamic System
    Etc…
    WRITING UP
    WRITING UP
    WRITING UP

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