Research Project

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Research Title Approval Form
Section A: To be completed by the student
You must complete all parts of Section A and present to your lecturer for brief discussion and
approval of your proposed research before embarking on writing a full proposal.
One: Title, objective, responsibilities
Title or working title of research project (in the form of a question, objective or hypothesis):
“To explore the impact of digital technology on business activities”.
Research project objectives (e.g. what is the question you want to answer? What do you want to
learn how to do? What do you want to find out?):
 To assess impact of digital technology on different business operation.
 To determine relationship between digital technology and business growth and
development.
 To ascertain advantages and disadvantages of implementing digital technology in
organization.
Two: Reasons for choosing this research project
Reasons for choosing the project (e.g. links to other subjects you are studying, personal
interest, future plans, why the topic is important):
This involves my personal interest in this field of digital technology where I together
think it to be a contemporary agenda of today’s businesses operating to satisfy the
changing demands of the customers with support of modern techniques.

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Three: Research approach and methodologies
What type of research approach and methodologies are you
likely to use and why?
In this investigation, the researcher will implement the use of
inductive approach to focus on framing assumption on the basis
of observation.
Research Design- Exploratory
Data collection- Both primary and secondary
Data Analysis- Qualitative
Sampling- Random
Section B: To be completed by the lecturer
Checklist Yes No
1. Is the proposed research title related to the theme?
2. Is the research scope realistic? (i.e. not too broad)
3. Is the research feasible? (i.e. could be done)
4. Is there a research question or hypothesis?
5. Is there a rationale or clear reason for choosing the research title?
6. Has the student considered how the data will be collected?
7. Has the student considered where the data will be collected?
Comment (If any)

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