Research Methods For Engineering Students
Master advanced research tools and management models. Learn practical job-seeking skills and essay writing strategies. Create a unique job-seeking portfolio. Ideal for undergraduate and MSc students, fresh graduates, and those pursuing a PhD.
What you’ll learn
- Ability to analyze and solve engineering problems with the higher level of scientific thinking.
- Ability to master advanced research tools and management models.
- Ability to get familiar with the Top1 90%+ Dean’s List dissertation organizing skills.
- Ability to turn lectures and courseworks into practical job-seeking skills.
- Ability to master the essay writing strategy to publish engineering journal articles.
- Ability to create a unique job-seeking portfolio, the trend of soft skills!
Do you want to be a talented engineering and technical research expert? Do you want to know how the engineering papers on Dean’s List, which holds the top spot, are organized? A startling fact tells you that many of the methodological guidelines for humanities and social science research do not apply in engineering field. In the field of engineering, students who have authentic engineering scientific research ideas and master engineering-specific scientific research methodology can easily publish journal articles, obtain First-Class, Distinction, Dean’s List, and even Fellowship Nomination in any major, and study undergraduate and master courses with higher-dimensional ideas. It is also a skill or a notion that many university lectures do not teach.
So, what are the features of engineering research? In addition to the novelty characteristics of any research result, more important are the two proprietary characteristics of engineering authenticity and importance. Understanding the connotation of engineering authenticity in research, you will easily find research gaps in the field of engineering; understanding the connotation of engineering importance, you will immediately know what the world-leading projects, awards, patents, and technologies value most. Technical research in engineering is also an important step in the transformation of knowledge into productivity. This course will teach how to use tools effectively to create portfolios with strong hard and soft skills and gain competitiveness in the workplace.
The outline of this course is as follows:
Session 1: (10 lectures, 1 quiz)
Research Authenticity and Literature Review
Session 2: (10 lectures, 1 quiz)
Research Topic and Process
Session 3: (10 lectures, 1 quiz)
Practical Research Skills and Management
Session 4: (10 lectures, 1 quiz)
Research Portfolio and Communication
Session 5: (1 quiz)
Final Assignment: Course Wrap-up
Who this course is for:
- Undergraduate and MSc students in any major
- Fresh graduates looking for effective job-seeking skills
- Students who wish to conduct research or wish to apply for a PhD
- Students who want to pursue First-Class, Distinction and Dean’s List in dissertation
