PROFESSOR:

Sagrada Familia Diego Marcelo Ninán Molina

AREA: C.T. A
2nd FORGIVENESS

THEME: RESEARCH PROJECTS

They are proposals for generating knowledge that is new and/or technological, with objectives.
defined that following the scientific method leads to verifiable and evaluable results.
CHARACTERISTICS OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
It is systematic, because it implies that there is a discipline
constant.
It is controlled because the facts or phenomena are
deeply investigated.
It is empirical because its study is derived from reality,
they are observable facts.
It is critical, as it objectively evaluates the results, without interference.
the personal preferences and value judgments of the researcher.
HOW DOES A RESEARCH START? Every research is structured on the basis of a
idea. Ideas can arise from individual or group experiences from written sources,
of observed or described facts, etc. Once the idea is established, after delving into the topic
chosen, we proceed to state the problem. In stating the problem, it is necessary to establish the
objectives taking into account what is pursued, what is investigated and what justifies carrying out such
research. Then, the theoretical framework is established by gathering and analyzing all the information
that exists regarding the subject. Below, the hypotheses that will serve as guidelines are formulated
you need the research, which are considered as the answers or explanations
attempts of the investigation. Finally, it is experimentation that will give validity to the
hypothesis and its results will be the explanations or conclusions drawn from the problem
investigated.
STEPS OF THE RESEARCH PROJECT
1. Observation: To conduct a research project, one must first observe a
problem, choose the topic and specify the area to which it belongs.
2. Diagnosis of the Problem. The problem is clearly identified, then, the ...
causes and consequences of the problem, determining the dependent and independent variables
independent.
3. Justification: It is clearly specified why and for what purpose it is intended to carry out the
research.
4. Information Gathering: It is investigated whether there is documentation on projects that
they have worked on the same topic. The conclusions or results obtained are noted.
5. Objectives: The general objective and the specific objectives are stated clearly and precisely.
to determine where you want to go.
GENERAL OBJECTIVE: To raise awareness and achieve a change in attitude among students towards
environmental conservation, reducing the inherent risks of pollution.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE: Decrease the excess of garbage in the classrooms.
6. Hypothesis: the possible answers to the selected problem.
The excessive use of disposable products leads to the accumulation of waste.
7. Methodological design. The steps of the scientific method for analysis are defined.
systematic of the problem, with the incorporation of the experiences of the participants.
8. Schedule of activities: based on the objectives, the responsible parties for each
activity, the materials and costs for its execution.
9. Communication of results: A report is prepared with the results and the bibliography.
used, to later spread it.
Activity
1. Propose a topic to be addressed to develop a project of
research.
2. dependent variable of your project
3. Elaborate the objectives, hypotheses, and activity schedule.
4. Create a visual organizer of the topic.
5. Look for new words and with the help of the dictionary
conceptualize them
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Sagrada Familia Diego Marcelo Ninán Molina
AREA: C.T. A
2nd FORGIVENESS

Research Project Outline

PROJECT. They are sequences of relevant, planned activities that arise from a need or
concrete problem of the students in the classroom and/or educational institution, which aims to develop
skills, solve a specific problem or obtain a product.

GENERAL DATA
1.1 Title
1.2 Research Area:
1.3 Author(s)........................................................................................................................................
1.4 months

2. RESEARCH DESIGN
2.1 STATEMENT OF THE RESEARCH PROBLEM.
2.1.1 Description of reality (problematic)
2.1.2 Problem Definition
A. General Problem
2.1.3 Research Objectives
A. Objective
2.1.4 Justification of the study
2.2 THEORETICAL FOUNDATION OF THE RESEARCH
2.2.1 Background of the Study
2.2.2 Theoretical Framework
2.2.3 Conceptual Framework
2.3 FORMULATION OF HYPOTHESIS, VARIABLES, AND INDICATORS.
2.3.1 Formulation of the Hypothesis
A. Main Hypothesis
2.3.2 Identification of variables and indicators: Cause - effect
2.4 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
2.4.1 Type of study (Method)
2.4.2 Population and sample
A. Population
B. Sample
2.4.3 Data collection techniques and instruments: Surveys, interviews.
2.4.4 Data processing and analysis (at the statistical level).

3. ADMINISTRATIVE ASPECT
3.1 SCHEDULING OF ACTIVITIES
The activities involved in the development of the research are organized in a table as follows
It is indicated.

TIME TIME (MONTHS)

ACTIVITIES M A M J J A
Formulation and planning of X X
Project.
2. Project Approval X
3. Organization and implementation X X X
4. Execution
. Data collection X X X
. Adjustment X X
. Processing and analysis of X X
data
5. Report.
. Review and progress of X X X X X
report X X
. Systematization of X
results X
. Preparation of the final report
. Presentation of the
product (project)
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3.2 BUDGET (Financial Resources)

The financial resources required for the execution of the research project are
remunerations, goods, services, and others.

4. BIBLIOGRAPHY: The list of consulted texts.

5. APPENDICES: Photos, diagrams, statistical tables.

PRESENTATION OF THE WORK:

Each job must be accompanied by the scientific report (send to the email provided) and of
field notebook.
The report should not exceed 7,000 words and must be typed up.
triplicate, printed on A4 paper (21 cm by 29.7 cm.) on one side, double spaced and in a specific font
Times News Roman, or Arial font size 12 points. The pages will be numbered. The writing is
it will be carried out in the third person.
The report for categories 'A' and 'B' should not include steps 6, 8, and 9 from the report that yes.
They should be considered by those in category 'C'.

STEPS OF THE REPORT:

Cover sheet: Its preparation must include: Category, title of the research, work team
(include the advising professor): names and surnames, level of education, home address, phone, fax
email address
email. Note: If more than two people participated in a research, in the report
The names of all of them must be listed.
2. Content: The report must contain the ordered numbering of the contents of the work.
3. Expanded executive summary: It must be written in a maximum of 75 lines, single spaced.
Title
conclusions and proposals, bibliographic references.
4. Planteamiento del problema a investigar: Descripción concisa de: a) problema de la investigación. b)
objectives of the research.
5. Importance: Benefiting population, alignment with local development priorities and plans,
regional and national.
6. Brief theoretical framework: Background of the problem. Definition of basic terms. Formulation of
hypothesis.
7. Materials and methods: Description of the materials and methods to be used. Modifications made
by the author, if they have used another work as a model, improving it. Schemes (if applicable).
Team description. Prototype design (if exists). Data collection (tables).
Results
Hypothesis testing, verification of results.
9. Discussion: Comparison of the results with those of other authors published in journals, books,
consulted newspapers.
Conclusions: Numbered in sequential order. Discussion of the problem.
11. Bibliographical References: Include all the references used in the work in alphabetical order.
For magazines: last names, first names. Article title. Name of the magazine, number and year of the
publication
For books: last names, first names. Title of the book. Number of pages, publisher, city where it has been published.
printed, year of publication.
12. Appendix: Include an appendix of photos of the information process that shows the author(s) and if applicable.
necessary any other additional information.
13. Acknowledgments to individuals and/or institutions.

PROHIBITED ELEMENTS IN THE STAND

Exhibition of batteries and accumulators with open cells.
Present pathogens such as viruses, bacteria or fungi, tissues and organs, human or animal parts.
(blood, cells, bodily fluids, others) that may be carriers of contagion for beings
humans.
Poisons, drugs, controlled substances, dangerous substances equipment (firearms and
any type, ammunition, bullets, gunpowder, explosives).
The use of fuels, toxic substances, flammable materials, conducting experiments
chemicals, the startup of internal combustion engines, the dangerous use of conductors
electric and any other activity that may cause fires, panic, accidents or that endanger
to the people and/or the facilities.

CHARACTERISTICS OF PARTICIPATION AREAS

AREA OF BASIC SCIENCES: Related to the learning of Basic Sciences, Physics, Chemistry,
Biology and Mathematics.
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AREA OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES: Related to the conservation of ecosystems, water, soil,

air, proper management of waste and refuse, environmental education and culture, and prevention of
pollution.
AREA OF TECHNOLOGY and ENGINEERING: Application of the scientific principles from various fields
of cooking in the production of goods and services using the natural resources of the region.
AREA OF SOCIAL SCIENCES: Works related to the study of Peruvian society in its
various aspects (Cultural, historical, economic, and sociological).
SPECIAL AREA: Education for work and business projects; business plans for
the formation of micro and/or small enterprises for the production of goods and services, using the
natural resources of the region.