The Library Project will train you to carry out secondary data-analysis rigorously, critically, and comprehensively.

At the end of the module you will have...

Library Project: Clinical Neuroscience (CLNE0006)

The Library Project will train you to carry out secondary data-analysis rigorously, critically, and comprehensively.

At the end of the module you will have experience of all major components of a literature review .i.e. carefully formulating and revising the research question, devising and recording the search strategy including full reporting of the systematic interrogation of data-bases, including key-words used, hand searching etc, ensuring the methods are sufficiently well-recorded to be replicable by another searcher, searching the literature; critical appraisal of published data, including an understanding of the ‘hierarchy’ of evidence and possible sources of bias; discussion and interpretation of results, and the writing of the review.

Aims:

To develop skills in undertaking an individual research project including: critical literature survey, design of research programme, collection of data,...

Chemical Engineering Research Project (CENG0038)

Aims:

To develop skills in undertaking an individual research project including: critical literature survey, design of research programme, collection of data, analysis and presentation of results, conclusions and recommendations.

Learning Outcomes:

On completion of this course students are expected to:

have a good understanding of various research methods;
 be able to demonstrate their ability to plan and carry out independent research work;
 be able to demonstrate solid evaluation, analysis and discussion of research results;
 have developed skills for professional presentation of their results in the research report as well as the oral presentation
Synopsis:

This course consists of an individual research project selected by the student working under supervision of a member of the academic staff. Topics are usually selected from aspects of a continuing research speciality of the department. Each student normally undertakes a literature survey, experimental and/or modelling work, and analysis of data.