Cyber-security Research Paper
Introduction
The introduction is an overview and history of the problem. Also included should be potential problems it will cause your target research population. Citations within the introduction shall be properly identified and link to your literature review in the Appendix.
The Research Problem
The research problem is a concise description of the specific problem on which you will base your research study. The research problem will relate specifically to your target population.
Study Objectives
You should identify what the objective of your study is and include at least two sub objectives
Study Design and Setting
The study design and setting will identify specifically how you will select and evaluate the research current situations and or knowledge of your target population with regard to your objectives. Also included shall be the total population you will study and your “n” the number of people in your population you will survey.
For the purposes of this research you will only craft your research as a quantitative project. Qualitative and Meta Analysis of past research will not be allowed.
quantitative research is the systematic empirical investigation of observable phenomena via statistical, mathematical, or computational techniques.
Data Collection Tool
You should identify the kind of data collection tool you will use for your research and how your tool will be designed. You should use primarily use a survey as your tool and include the variables you will evaluate including dependent and independent variables. It is also recommended that for the purposes of your proposal you build a survey instrument and TEST it but remember that all of the implementation for your research will be collected and analyzed in BAS 491. In the Appendix you shall include an exhibit of your complete data collection tool.
Data Analysis and Usage
This section will describe how you will analyze the results of your completed survey and the kinds of analysis you will use. For BAS 490 you should limit your data analysis to measures of central tendency (Mean, Median, Mode and possibly Standard Deviation). Examples of graphs and charts can be included in your Appendix.
Source Protection
You shall identify how your surveyed population will be protected and how you will properly inform them of the study, the risks, confidentiality and their options to opt out of the study should they so decide.
A copy of your competed Informed Consent Form (with dates and signature lines) shall be included in the Appendix.
Ethical Issues
State clearly potential ethical issues here should any be identified.
Problems and Limitations
Problems and limitations will include potential issues that might arise during the conduction of your study. Use the Kumar text to review potential issues.
Recommendations
This section will include how you will use the results of your study. This can include development and use of a training program, writing up or publishing or presenting to your target population an educational program or even working with Mason Student Media services to inform and affect the problems you identified in your introduction and problem statement/objectives.
Please see attached rubric for this assignment.
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