BP801T. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY (Theory)

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Unit-III: Introduction to Research and Data Presentation
Unit-IV: Advanced Statistical Tools and Techniques
Unit-V: Design and Analysis of Experiments
Syllabus:
1. Fundamentals of Research
Need for Research: Importance and scope in scientific inquiry and innovation.
Need for the Design of Experiments: Significance of planning and structuring experiments effectively.
Experimental Design Techniques: Basic principles and approaches.
Plagiarism: Ethical considerations and tools for plagiarism detection.
2. Data Visualization and Graphical Representation
Types of Graphs:
o Histogram
o Pie Chart
o Cubic Graph
o Response Surface Plot
o Contour Plot
3. Designing Research Methodology
Sample Size Determination: Importance and techniques for estimating appropriate sample size.
Power of a Study: Understanding statistical power and its implications.
Report Writing and Data Presentation: Structuring scientific reports and presenting data effectively.
Research Protocols: Writing and understanding study protocols.
4. Research Designs
Cohort Studies: Definition, types, and examples.
Observational Studies: Characteristics and applications.
Experimental Studies: Overview and significance in research.
Designing Clinical Trials:
o Overview of clinical trial design.
o Understanding various phases of clinical trials.
Unit-IV: Advanced Statistical Tools and Techniques
1. Blocking and Confounding
Blocking: Purpose and methods to reduce variability.
Confounding: Managing confounding factors in two-level factorial designs.
2. Regression Modeling
Simple Regression Models: Hypothesis testing, assumptions, and applications.
Multiple Regression Models: Advanced techniques and interpretation of results.
3. Practical Applications in Industrial and Clinical Trials
Statistical Analysis Using Software:
o Excel
o SPSS
o MINITAB®
o R
Design of Experiments for Industrial and Clinical Trials: Practical insights using online statistical tools.
Unit-V: Design and Analysis of Experiments
1. Factorial Design
Definition and Fundamentals: Introduction to factorial experiments.
Specific Designs:
o 2² Design
o 2³ Design
Advantages of Factorial Design: Efficiency, interaction studies, and comprehensive analysis.
2. Response Surface Methodology (RSM)
Overview: Applications in optimization studies.
Design Techniques:
o Central Composite Design (CCD).
o Historical Design.
3. Optimization Techniques
Strategies for experimental optimization to achieve desired outcomes.
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