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Course Description: This course provides students with an opportunity to integrate and comprehensively apply theoretical knowledge through the implementation of a business-based applied project/research. Students will develop their skills in identifying a management problem or performance gap suitable for study, formulating project objectives, researching, organizing, and critically analyzing relevant primary and secondary data, reviewing related literature, studies, and professional experiences, designing an appropriate methodology, analyzing data, drawing conclusions, outlining practical and organizational implications (as well as an academic dimension when needed), and formulating actionable recommendations.
Credit hours: 3
Objectives of the course :

Applying critical thinking and problem-solving skills to diagnose the organizational problem or developmental opportunity under study, and providing appropriate recommendations to address it.
2. Demonstrate scientific and professional competence by identifying, designing, and implementing an applied project characterized by scientific methodology.
3. Discussing how to systematically collect and analyze primary and secondary data.
4. Analysis of the project's results' impact on applied practices and institutional performance improvement, including the potential for future utilization of these results.
5. Identifying different research methodologies and selecting the most appropriate methodology for a specific study or applied problem.

Course outputs :

– Knows different research methodologies and the most appropriate methodology for a given study or applied problem.
Lists primary and secondary data collection methods
– Explains the project's impact on practical applications in terms of current and future institutional performance
– Summarizes the stages of an applied project according to a scientific methodology
Applies critical thinking and problem-solving skills in diagnosing problems
Ethical values and social responsibility are evidenced in the presentation of the idea and the project
– Uses verbal communication skills to present the project

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