This report provides a comprehensive overview of quantitative research methods, beginning with an introduction to the concept and its applications. It explores various aspects of quantitative research design, emphasizing the collection of quantifiable data through surveys, questionnaires, and other methods. The report delves into the theoretical assumptions underlying quantitative research, highlighting its objective nature and reliance on deductive logic. It addresses common research questions and details different approaches to data collection and analysis, including the use of statistical techniques and the identification of variables. The report also covers sampling methods, forms of reporting, and the aims of quantitative research, such as understanding social phenomena and generalizing findings. It concludes with a discussion of the strengths and limitations of quantitative research, including its ability to generalize findings and its challenges in understanding context and managing large sample sizes, and control for the research environment. The report references several sources and presents information in an accessible manner.