Assignment Below:
This chapter presents how a researcher would go about gathering and analyzing the "hard evidence" that demonstrates that your solution is likely to work. It explains the approach and methodology that needs to be used for conducting and interpreting that research. Include comments on strengths and weaknesses of the research methodology.
Discuss the overall significance of the research to the problem you are solving-in essence, how the information supports and influences your plan to solve the initial problem/question presented. Describe in as much detail as possible how data should be gathered from stakeholders.
Identify the implications of research, in terms of the effect of your research on those who will participate in it and the organization that will sponsor it.
Comment on future research that may be necessary to further strengthen the ability to "pilot test" your plan before implementation and evaluate its effects once your plan has been implemented.
The sections and recommended length for Chapter 3 is listed below:
Brief summary of your thesis statement and purpose for this research (Approximately 1 page)
Stakeholder Summary (Approximately 1/2 to 1 page)
Approach & Methodology (Approximately 1/2 page)
Research Design (Approximately 1/2 pages)
Ethics Considerations (Approximately 1/3 page)
Limitations (Approximately 1/3 page)
Note: Some projects may be different and require additional sections, but these are primarily what should be included.