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Kultur Dokumente
Course Code
Course Title
Course Planner
Lectures
MGN504
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Course Category
Tutorials
3
Practicals
2
TextBooks
Sr No
Title
Author
Edition
Year
Publisher Name
T-1
NAVAL BAJPAI
1st
2011
PEARSON
Edition
Year
Publisher Name
Reference Books
Sr No
Title
Author
R-1
MARKETING RESEARCH
2011
PEARSON
R-2
NARGUNDKAR, R.
3rd
2010
R-3
8th
2011
R-4
7th
2012
R-5
STATISTICAL METHODS
S.P. GUPTA
41th
2011
Other Reading
Sr No
OR-1
Khatri et al (2012), " Management Reserach in India: Current State and Future Directions", IIMB Management Review, Vo. 24(2), pp. 104-115. ,
OR-2
Arora, S. (2012), " Microfinance Interventions and Customer Percetions: A Study of Rural Poor in Punjab", Decision, Vol. 39 (1), pp. 63. ( Application of ChiSquare). ,
Sinha & Arora (2012),"Fit Between Organizational Culture and Business Excellence", Vikalpa, Vol. 37 (3), pp. 19. ( Research Methodology and Framing Hypothes
OR-3
OR-4
OR-5
OR-6
OR-7
Anilkumar & Joseph. (2012), " Factors Influencing the Pre- Purchse Attitude on Consumers: A Study", The IUP Journal of Management Research, Vol. 11 (3), pp. 2
( How to make Questionnaire and Literature Review) ,
Valk & Srinivasan, (2011), " Work-Family Balance of Indian Woman Software Professional's",IIMB Management Review, Vo. 23(1), pp. 39-50.(Sampling Techniq
Saravanan, (2012), " Problem of Vegetables Producing Farmers in Erode", Indian Journal of Marketing, Vol. 42(10), pp. 22. (Descriptive Statistics and Application
test). ,
Kumar & Singh, (2012), " Roles of Perceived Exchange Quality and Organizational Indentification in Predicting", IIMB Management Review, Vo. 24(1), pp. 5. (Te
of Hypothesis and Correlations of Varaibles ,
OR-8
Manikandan. (2012), " Theory Building of Private Label Brands: A Literature Review), IUP, Vol. 9(2), pp. 64. (How to Conduct Literature Review) ,
OR-9
OR-10
Tuma & Scholz. (2012), "A survey of the challenges and pitfalls of cluster analysis application in market segmentation", International Journal of Market Research V
53 Issue 3, pp. 391. (Cluster Analysis) ,
European Journal of Research Methods for the Behavioral and Social Sciences ,
OR-11
OR-12
OR-13
OR-14
OR-15
Caslet : Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy Pvt. Ltd., Text Book, Page No. 136 ,
OR-16
Caselet : Statistics in Action- J.K. Paper Ltd, Text Book, Page No. 251 ,
OR-17
OR-18
Caselet : Research in Action: Blue Star Ltd., Text Book, Page No. 699 ,
Relevant Websites
Sr No
(Web address) (only if relevant to the course)
RW-1
www.ssrn.com
Salient Features
Collection of Research Papers and Review of Literature
RW-2
http://www.marketingresearch.org
RW-3
http://www.thearf.org
RW-4
www.socialresearchmethods.net
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Week
Number
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Lecture
Number
Lecture 1
Lecture 2
Introduction to Business
Research(Fundamentals &
importance of Business
Research)
Introduction to Business
Research(Fundamentals &
importance of Business
Research)
Lecture Description
Learning Outcomes
L 1- Introduction to the
course
L 2- Introduction to
research methods
L 1- Introduction to the
course
L 2- Introduction to
research methods
Lecture 3
Introduction to Business
Research(Types of Research)
T-1:Chapter 1
L 3- Business research
methods A decision
making tool Problem or
L 4- Introduction to
SPSS
Lecture 4
Introduction to Business
Research(Types of Research)
T-1:Chapter 1
Lecture 5
Introduction to Business
Research(Business Research
Process)
T-1:Chapter 1
L 3- Business research
methods A decision
making tool Problem or
L 4- Introduction to
Steps
SPSS involved in
Business Research
Process Design
Lecture 6
Measurement and
Scaling(Introduction and
Scales of Measurement)
T-1:Chapter 8
Lecture 7
Measurement and
Scaling(Introduction and
Scales of Measurement)
T-1:Chapter 8
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the course
L 2-Students will
L
3- Students
will able
develop
conceptual
to
Decide about
knowledge
on research
application
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research methods L 4Student will be able to
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L
3- Students
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application of business
research methods L 4Student will be able to
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in data
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research
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Discussion
Case Study&/ Case
Study
Images / animation
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Discussion &
Demonstration
Discussion &
Demonstration
Discussion &
Caselet
L 6- Student will be
Discussion
able to Decide on
basics of scales and
measurement in
research
L 7-will
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L
6- Student
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students
will beonable
able to Decide
to
develop
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basics
of scales
ascertain
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for
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measurement
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7- The
students will be able
to develop skill to
ascertain the criteria
for good measurement
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Lecture 8
Measurement and
Scaling(Questionnaire:
Introduction and Design
Process)
T-1:Chapter 4
OR-14
L 8-Questionnaire
Design : Introduction and
Process L 9- Sample
Standard Questionnai
Lecture 9
Measurement and
Scaling(Questionnaire:
Introduction and Design
Process)
T-1:Chapter 4
OR-14
L 8-Questionnaire
Design : Introduction and
Process L 9- Sample
Standard Questionnai
Lecture 10
Measurement and
Scaling(Sampling and
Sampling Distributions)
T-1:Chapter 5
Lecture 11
Measurement and
Scaling(Sampling and
Sampling Distributions)
T-1:Chapter 5
Lecture 12
Measurement and
Scaling(Sampling and
Sampling Distributions)
T-1:Chapter 5
Lecture 13
Measurement and
Scaling(Sampling and
Sampling Distributions)
T-1:Chapter 5
Lecture 14
Measurement and
Scaling(Sampling and
Sampling Distributions)
T-1:Chapter 5
Lecture 15
T-1:Chapter 6
Lecture 16
T-1:Chapter 7
OR-15
L 10- Introduction to
Sampling- Importance L
11- Random Sampling
Methods L 12- Non
Random
Sampling to
L 10- Introduction
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13- Sampling
Sampling-L Importance
L
and
Non Sampling
11- Random
Sampling
Errors
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L
14- Central
Limit
Random
Sampling
Theorem
L
10Introduction
to
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L
and Non Sampling
11Random Sampling
Errors
Methods
L 12-Limit
Non
L 14- Central
Random
Sampling to
Theorem
L
10- Introduction
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13- Sampling
Sampling-L Importance
L
and
Non
Sampling
11- Random Sampling
Errors
Methods L 12- Non
L 14- Central
Limit
Random
Sampling
L 10- Introduction
to
Theorem
Methods
L
13Sampling
Sampling- Importance
L
and
Non Sampling
11- Random
Sampling
Errors L 12- Non
Methods
L 14- Central
Limit
Random
Sampling
Theorem
Secondary
& their
Methods L Data
13- Sampling
importance
in Research
and Non Sampling
Errors
L 14- Central Limit
Theorem
Primary Data Collection
& Survey
L 8-Student will be
able to develop insight
about how to design a
questionnaire for
conducting a research
L
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insight
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about
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L 10-Student
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research
L
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14- Ability to apply
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Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
Discussion
Week 6
Lecture 17
T-1:Chapter 7
Lecture 18
T-1:Chapter 8
Lecture 19
T-1:Chapter 8
Lecture 20
T-1:Chapter 8
Lecture 21
T-1:Chapter 9
Week 8
Lecture 22
T-1:Chapter 9
Week 8
Lecture 23
Spill Over
Lecture 24
Spill Over
Week 7
Observation Techniques
and Classification of
Observation Methods
L 18- Basic Symbols and
Notations in Conducting
Experiments L 19Concept of validity
L
18- Basic, internal
Symbolsand
and
definition
Notations
in
Conducting
external validity and
Experiments
L 19threats L 20- Test
Concept
of
validity
Marketing
L
18- Basic, internal
Symbolsand
and
definition
Notations
in Conducting
external validity
and
Experiments
L 19threats L 20- Test
Concept
of validity
L
21- Field
Work Process
Marketing
definition
, internal and
and
Data Preparation
and
external validity
Analysis
L 22- Data
and
threats L 20-and
Preparation
TestAnlaysis
Marketing
L 21- Field Work Process
and Data Preparation and
Analysis L 22- Data
Preparation and Anlaysis
SPILL OVER
L 25-Students will
acquire skills on
L
25-Students
will
Mean,
Mode, Median,
acquire
skills
on
Standard Deviation,
Mean,
Mode,
Coefficient
of Median,
Standard
Deviation,
L
28- Student
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and
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in research
for
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able
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marketing research
Discussion and
Problem Solving
Discussion and
Problem Solving
Lecturing
MID-TERM
Week 9
Lecture 25
Lecture 26
Lecture 27
Week 10
Lecture 28
Lecture 29
Lecture 30
Week 11
Lecture 31
Lecture 32
T-1:Chapter 10
T-1:Chapter 10
T-1:Chapter 10
T-1:Chapter 10
T-1:Chapter 11
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OR-16
Discussion and
Problem Solving
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Problem Solving
Discussion,
Problem Solving &
Discussion,
Caselet
Problem Solving &
Discussion
and
Caselet
Problem Solving
Week 11
Lecture 32
Lecture 33
Week 12
Lecture 34
Lecture 35
Lecture 36
Week 13
Lecture 37
Lecture 38
Lecture 39
Week 14
Lecture 40
Lecture 41
Lecture 42
Week 15
Lecture 43
Week 15
Lecture 44
Week 16
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SPILL OVER
Lecture 45
Spill Over
Lecture 46
Spill Over
Lecture 47
Spill Over
Lecture 48
Spill Over
Frequency
Out Of
2
Total :-
15
30
15
30
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Problem Solving
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Study
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Study
Objective
Evaluation Mode
Developing
understanding on
To
develop
synopsis
forability
the of
designing
research
purpose
To
test conceptual
questionnaire,
knowledge
of
analysing and
students.
interpreting it.
HW2
Test1
Set up an appointment and visit any business located on or near the Group
Introduction- 5
university campus such as restaurant, branch office of telecom
marks, Literature
Students
select
a particular
activity
related
with any
Identification
of
company,will
retail
bank,
book store,consumers
departmental
store,
franchises
etc. Individual
Review-15 marks,
product/service
such
as
selection
of
branded
apparels,
shoes,
major
variable
-10
Marks,
Hold
with the decision
maker
of that firm
andofidentify Individual
Objectives
A
testdiscussions
woulda be
conducted
to evaluate
conceptual
clarity
4Questionnaire
questions&
of 10
appliances,
particular
departmental
store,
insurance
policy,
the
management
decision
problem(s).
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the
management
Research
students.
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would
be
based
on
syllabus
covered
by
the
end
marks
each
and
one
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service,
dinner
restaurants,
children
school,
weekend
design10 marks,
research
problem
into a in
written
statements
of the
research
Methodology10
of
eighth
week.
question
of
5
mark
plan
etc. identify
the variables
for measuring
and
Analysis
-15 marks,
problem(s)
and prepare
the research
proposal satisfaction
containing a.
Marks, Identification
preferences
questionnaire
by using
ConclusionIntroductionfor
of the
the chosen
selectedactivity.
topic b.Design
Relateda review
of literature
c.
of Variables- 10
10
principles
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questionnaire
designs
for slots
the same
activity
and
marks
(Pleasethe
do
not
time
for
syllabus
coverage)
Research
Objective
or these
statements
d. Designing
appropriate
research
marks, References- 5
analyze
the data
with SPSS used
after filling the questionnaires from 25
methodology
e. References
marks
respondents and concluding
Lectureit.Topic
Type of pedagogical tool(s) planned
(case analysis,problem solving test,role play,business gam
Tutorial1
Problem Solving
Tutorial2
Case Analysis
Tutorial3
Tutorial4
Problem Solving
Tutorial5
Case Analysis
Case Analysis
Tutorial8
Tutorial9
Progress Review of HW 1
Tutorial10
Problem Solving
Tutorial11
Video Resource
Tutorial12
Video on Experimentation
Video Resource
Tutorial13
Video Resource
Tutorial14
Video Resource
Tutorial6
Tutorial7
Problem Solving
Case Analysis
Tutorial15
Problem Solving
Problem Solving
Tutorial16
Record Saved
Problem Solving
Tutorial17
Problem Solving
Tutorial18
Problem Solving
Tutorial19
Problem Solving
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Problem Solving
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