How to Conduct a Thesis Research Project: A Quantitative Approach

by Jonathan Sarwono, Aldina Shiratina

This book is about a technique how to conduct a thesis research project for undergraduate students at the university. It starts from how to find problems to study, how to find the data and how to analyze as well as how to make a written report. Detailed contents of the book are • Where should we start from? • How do we find the feasible problems feasible to study? • What variables emerging from the problems under study? • What will be the object of the study? • What kind of data that we need to answer the problem formulation? • What will be the instrument to collect that data? • How do we measure our variables under study? • What will be the contribution of the theory underlying our study? • How do we analyze the data that we have gathered? • How much valid and reliable our instrument used to collect the data is. • Is our data normally distributed? • What is our data description like? • Is there any relationship among the variables under study? • Is it possible to compare the objects under study? • Does one variable affect another variable? • Can we predict a certain variable using another variable? • How many factors are there main variables assumed that will affect our dependent variable? • How do make a model representing the population? • How do we present our written report of the research result effectively?

146 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 27, 2018