Communications Management
Communication: The Research Process
USD 15.00
This course consists of the following topics:
- Research Questions
- Narrowing a Topic.
- Background Reading.
- Developing Your Research Question.
- Categorizing Sources
- Quantitative or Qualitative.
- Fact or Opinion.
- Why Intent Matters.
- Fact vs. Opinion vs. Objective vs. Subjective.
- Primary, Secondary & Tertiary sources.
- Popular, Professional & Scholarly sources.
- Evaluating Sources.
- Citing Sources.
- What is Academic Integrity?
- What is Plagiarism?
- What is Citing?
- Why Cite Sources?
- How to Cite Sources?
- What Information Do I Cite?
- When Don't You Cite?
- Creating In-Text Citations and References.
- Making an Argument.
- Making an Argument.
- Components of an Argument.
- Annotated Bibliography.
Course Features
Credits:
3 PDU
Skill Section:
Leadership
Access:
Lifetime
Test Questions:
20