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PROJ6004 Applied Research Project II

Question:

An outline of how the sections/information will be presented. Methods, methodology or procedure This section describes, factually, how the study was carried out. It includes an outline of how the information was gathered (e.g. interviews, questionnaires for the report or data). Results This section presents the results obtained from interpreting the data you have gathered. Present the information clearly, concisely and record only facts. No personal opinions are included. Include any relevant graphs, tables or plans to summarise the findings.

Research question:

1. What are the risks faced when cgablishing the water supply for a new city in India.

2. What is a suitable risk management framework for this activity?

3. What does the smart city literature contribute to the provision of water to smart cities?

4. What lessons can be learnt from the case of Amaravati city.

These assessments are designed to allow you to:

Demonstrate your capability to carry out a thorough and reliable search for facts regarding a topic where the knowledge is dispersed. Clarify what the problem or opportunity actually is and specify the question that must be answered in order to resolve the problem.

Demonstrate your capability to carry out preliminary research, analyse the evidence and to formulate (propose) actions that might be taken. This will be in either the format appropriate to a business governance board context or an academic context.

Demonstrate your capability to test your proposed research method/s by carrying out a pilot and reporting the results of that pilot. You must tailor the format/layout of your Research Proposal Report according to your target reader/s, research approach and context i.e. whether you are making a business/professional report or an academic paper. You will be guided by your Unit Assessor, Lecturer or Tutor as to the format/layout that achieves the best communication. Do not fail to have timely discussions with your Unit assessor, Lecturer or Tutor. Administration:

1. Attach the cover-sheet that SCU requires all students to place on the front of all Assignments. PROJ6004 Research Proposal Assessment 3.

2. Commence your paper with a title-page. The title-page is the front page that all authors put on the reports and papers that they write as professionals. The title-page contains a title, plus your name as author.

What the parts of a reports are for Letter of transmittal This is a letter that establishes contact with the receiver and so acts as a formal record of delivery of the report. Title This is a succinct statement of the problem, question or content being investigated. Abstract (often referred to as an Executive Summary or Summary in Business & Tourism) The abstract provides the reader with a succinct overview of the whole report. It generally contains at least one sentence from each of the parts of the report and will state briefly the aim or purpose; the procedure, methodology or analytical process; and the major findings and recommendations.

It is generally written after you have finished the rest of there porttoen sure that it gives the reader asuccinct overview of the complete report. Even though it is written last, the Abstract is placed at the beginning of the report, before the Table of Contents. Unlike other sections in a report, the abstract is meant to be a stand-alone section. An abstract or executive summary provides those readers who don’t have the time to read the whole report in detail with an overview of the whole report. Table of contents This is a list of headings, tables, figures and plans that have been used in the report. It should include the page number next to each item. The Table of Contents is placed on a separate page. Introduction This section sets the scene for the reader and includes:

1. the aims or objectives of the exercise, or the purpose of the report, or report proposal.

2. the scope of the report – what the report covers, how the information or report is limited/constrained, and it may include any relevant background information if it is a short report (e.g. definitions, review of similar research). If it is a more comprehensive research report (i.e. longer report) the review of the literature is often given in a separate section under its own heading.

3. an outline of how the sections/information will be presented. Methods, methodology or procedure This section describes, factually, how the study was carried out. It includes an outline of how the information was gathered (e.g. interviews, questionnaires for the report or data). Results This section presents the results obtained from interpreting the data you have gathered. Present the information clearly, concisely and record only facts. No personal opinions are included. Include any relevant graphs, tables or plans to summarise the findings.

What the parts of a reports are for Letter of transmittal This is a letter that establishes contact with the receiver and so acts as a formal record of delivery of the report. Title This is a succinct statement of the problem, question or content being investigated. Abstract (often referred to as an Executive Summary or Summary in Business & Tourism) The abstract provides the reader with a succinct overview of the whole report. It generally contains at least one sentence from each of the parts of the report and will state briefly the aim or purpose; the procedure, methodology or analytical process; and the major findings and recommendations.

It is generally written after you have finished the res tof there porttoen sure that it gives the readerasuccinct overview of the complete report. Even though it is written last, the Abstract is placed at the beginning of the report, before the Table of Contents. Unlike other sections in a report, the abstract is meant to be a stand-alone section. An abstract or executive summary provides those readers who don’t have the time to read the whole report in detail with an overview of the whole report. Table of contents This is a list of headings, tables, figures and plans that have been used in the report. It should include the page number next to each item. The Table of Contents is placed on a separate page. Introduction This section sets the scene for the reader and includes:

1. the aims or objectives of the exercise, or the purpose of the report, or report proposal.

2. the scope of the report – what the report covers, how the information or report is limited/constrained, and it may include any relevant background information if it is a short report (e.g. definitions, review of similar research). If it is a more comprehensive research report (i.e. longer report) the review of the literature is often given in a separate section under its own heading.

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