EDBA 701B Research Design–B (1)

This second course in a two-part sequence in Research Design will focus on the interpretation and communication or results, and identifying conclusions, limitations and future opportunities. This module will prepare students to present their work in academic journals and conferences. Students will learn how to interpret data, critique previous work, and establish and communicate the boundaries of their scholarship. Learning how to communicate complex data, simply and diligently through visual tools such as tables, conceptual frameworks, and graphs will be reviewed. An emphasis is placed on laying out future paths of inquiry to advance the area of inquiry and how that inquiry affects managers in the field. The course will also allow students to explore the ethical implications of their work through a wide angle lens of various stakeholders and develop strategies on how to best serve them. Prerequisite(s): EDBA 701A Research Design–A (2)

Grading Basis: Graded