YRJ Graduate Research Program Timeline 2024

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Each week, session 1 will be on Monday, and session 2 will be on Thursday (9:30 pm or 10:00 pm Bangladesh time).

8 Sessions on Research Fundamentals, and 2 session on Practical to show how to write Research Paper. 2 session for Data Analysis (Qualitative and Quantitative)

Timeline

NameDateSession 1Session 2Assignment
Week 1Objectives:

- Introduce the program
- Break the ice
- Introduction to research


Topics to Explain:

- The Concept of Research


Objectives:

- Guide participants in formulating clear and focused research questions as the foundation for their projects.
- Explain the essential components of a research proposal.


Topics to Explain:

- Formulating a Research Question
- Research Proposal
Write a brief research proposal outlining your research question and submit it by the end of the week.


Deadline: December 10th, 11:59 UTC+6
Week 2Objectives:

- Teach participants how to identify and utilize credible sources to maintain academic integrity.
- Provide constructive feedback on the research proposals submitted in Week 1.





Topics to Explain:

- Using Trusted and Scholar Sources


Assignment to Review:

- Research proposal		Objectives:

- Provide guidance on conducting literature searches and finding relevant information for their projects.

- Explain the principles of proper citation and referencing to avoid plagiarism and give credit to original authors.


Topics to Explain:

- Searching Effectively

- Proper Citation and How to Use It

Compile a list of at least five trusted sources relevant to your research proposal. Submit the list along with proper citations.


Deadline: December 15th, 11:59 UTC+6
Week 3Objectives:

- Introduce useful software tools and applications to enhance research productivity and organization.
- Discuss the importance of accurately citing references and evaluating the credibility of cited sources.




Topics to Explain:

- Essential Software for the Journey


Assignment to Review:

- Evaluate the credibility of cited sources they submitted		Objectives:

- Guide participants through the standard structure of a research paper and its components.

- Differentiate between the abstract, introduction, and conclusion sections and their respective purposes.



Topics to Explain:

- Research Paper Structure

- Abstract VS Introduction VS Conclusion		Prepare an outline of your research paper.


Deadline: December 20th, 11:59 UTC+6
Week 4Objectives:

- Explain how they can make a plan and manage their time and their progress efficiently.
- Offer constructive feedback on the research paper outlines submitted in Week 3 for improvement.




Topics to Explain:

- Making a Plan and Monitoring Your Progress


Assignments to Review:

- Research outline		Objectives:

- Guide participants on conducting their research methodology, collecting data, and reporting results accurately.



Topics to Explain:

- Executing Your Methodology: Obtaining Results and Reporting Them Correctly		Submit the first draft of your paper.

Deadline: December 29th, 11:59 UTC+6
Week 5Objectives:

- Guide participants on the finalization process, including proofreading, editing, and ensuring coherence and consistency.
- Participants will receive feedback on their first draft to make further improvements.


Topics to Explain:

- Peer Review: Concept and Applications
- Finalizing Your Paper


Assignments to Review:

- Evaluate their first draft, and provide feedback.		noneSubmit the second draft of the paper.

Deadline: January 5th, 11:59 UTC+6
Week 6Objectives:

- Advise participants on identifying suitable research competitions and opportunities.
- Provide final feedback on the research papers to ensure high-quality submissions.




Topics to Explain:

- How to Excel in Competitions: Knowing the Right Competitions


Tasks to review:

- Participants will receive comprehensive feedback on their final drafts to address any last-minute improvements.		Objectives:

- Teach effective communication of research projects through summaries and presentations.



Topics to Explain:

- How to Excel in Competitions: Summarizing & Representing Your Project		Prepare a concise summary and representation (e.g., infographic, presentation) of your research project.

Submit the final paper.

Deadline: January 10th, 11:59 UTC+6