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b) Examine the benefits of ‘Qualitative’ research approaches compared to ‘Quantitative’ research methods for researching the effectiveness of innovative systems specifically IoT based HA systems (with a focus on reducing energy usage)


a) Discuss how a “Hypothesis” may be used when planning “Quantitative” field research (after conducting a literature review into a subject area) – include examples concerning IoT based HA systems (with a focus on reducing energy usage)


1. Independently conduct customer, operational or end user value analysis [in Part 1].


2. Conduct a critical appraisal of user- centred research [in Part 2].


3. Prepare research proposals for process and systems innovation and evaluate critically [in Part 3].


4. Evaluate the approaches to researching user service experiences and visualise the findings [in Part 1].


5. Analyse user requirements and recognise the importance of supporting diversity and inclusion [in Part 2].


6. Take the initiative to utilise ethical approaches to process development [in Part 3].


MN5620 Research Methods for Engineering Projects


P1 Define an algorithm and outline the process in building an application.


P3 Discuss what procedural, object- orientated and event- driven paradigms are; their characteristics and the relationship between them.


M2 Compare the procedural, object- oriented and event- driven paradigms used in given source code of an application.


M1 Analyze the process of writing code, including the potential challenges faced


D2 Critically evaluate the source code of an application that implements the procedural, object-oriented and event-driven paradigms, in terms of the code structure and characteristics.


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