Course Guide - Edith Cowan University
Course Guide - Edith Cowan University
Course Guide - Edith Cowan University
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implementing and evaluating a research based study. The student<br />
should have prepared a thesis that is consistent with the<br />
requirements outlined in <strong>Edith</strong> <strong>Cowan</strong> <strong>University</strong>'s Doctoral and<br />
Masters by Research Handbook.<br />
MAN6102<br />
15 Credit Points<br />
Management Project VI<br />
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />
Prerequisites :<br />
MBA5110 Principles of Management V<br />
MBA5230 Management of Organisations V<br />
MBA5330 Principles of Human Resource Management V<br />
MBA5340 Business Strategy V<br />
The unit is designed to enable the student to synthesise the<br />
knowledge and skills gained through their prior studies through<br />
completion of an applied research project.<br />
This may be the first unit of a continued project study process<br />
involving four research project units that cumulatively add to a<br />
major piece of research work.<br />
The four units should be designed in phases so that they are<br />
clearly delineated and may be assessed separately.<br />
The project/s can take many forms but students are encouraged to<br />
complete a work-place based study. Some suggestions include:<br />
• a transport plan for a new or existing business or new<br />
function within a business;<br />
• an analysis of a transport process in an organisation<br />
with proposal for implementation;<br />
• development of a transport related Web page for a<br />
business or entity; or<br />
• an instructional, informational or marketing video<br />
presenting transport related research or development<br />
proposals for a business or entity.<br />
Prior approval must be obtained from the Unit Coordinator while<br />
original ideas can be discussed with an appropriate supervisor for<br />
approval and advice. The project must be of a standard suitable<br />
for a business presentation to a client or employer without<br />
amendment.<br />
MAN6103<br />
15 Credit Points<br />
Management Project VI<br />
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />
The unit is designed to enable the student to synthesise the<br />
knowledge and skills gained through their prior studies through<br />
completion of an applied research project.<br />
This may be the first unit of a continued project study process<br />
involving four research project units that cumulatively add to a<br />
major piece of research work.<br />
The four units should be designed in phases so that they are<br />
clearly delineated and may be assessed separately.<br />
The project/s can take many forms but students are encouraged to<br />
complete a work-place based study. Some suggestions include:<br />
• a transport plan for a new or existing business or new<br />
function within a business;<br />
• an analysis of a transport process in an organisation<br />
with proposal for implementation;<br />
• development of a transport related Web page for a<br />
business or entity; or<br />
• an instructional, informational or marketing video<br />
presenting transport related research or development<br />
proposals for a business or entity.<br />
Prior approval must be obtained from the Unit Coordinator while<br />
original ideas can be discussed with an appropriate supervisor for<br />
approval and advice. The project must be of a standard suitable<br />
for a business presentation to a client or employer without<br />
amendment.<br />
MAN6104<br />
15 Credit Points<br />
Management Project VI<br />
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />
The unit is designed to enable the student to synthesise the<br />
knowledge and skills gained through their prior studies through<br />
completion of an applied research project.<br />
This may be the first unit of a continued project study process<br />
involving four research project units that cumulatively add to a<br />
major piece of research work.<br />
The four units should be designed in phases so that they are<br />
clearly delineated and may be assessed separately.<br />
The project/s can take many forms but students are encouraged to<br />
complete a work-place based study. Some suggestions include:<br />
• a transport plan for a new or existing business or new<br />
function within a business;<br />
• an analysis of a transport process in an organisation<br />
with proposal for implementation;<br />
• development of a transport related Web page for a<br />
business or entity; or<br />
• an instructional, informational or marketing video<br />
presenting transport related research or development<br />
proposals for a business or entity.<br />
Prior approval must be obtained from the Unit Coordinator while<br />
original ideas can be discussed with an appropriate supervisor for<br />
approval and advice. The project must be of a standard suitable<br />
for a business presentation to a client or employer without<br />
amendment.<br />
MAN6105<br />
15 Credit Points<br />
Management Project VI<br />
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />
The unit is designed to enable the student to synthesise the<br />
knowledge and skills gained through their prior studies through<br />
completion of an applied research project.<br />
This may be the first unit of a continued project study process<br />
involving four research project units that cumulatively add to a<br />
major piece of research work.<br />
The four units should be designed in phases so that they are<br />
clearly delineated and may be assessed separately.<br />
The project/s can take many forms but students are encouraged to<br />
complete a work-place based study. Some suggestions include:<br />
• a transport plan for a new or existing business or new<br />
function within a business;<br />
• an analysis of a transport process in an organisation<br />
with proposal for implementation;<br />
• development of a transport related Web page for a<br />
business or entity; or<br />
• an instructional, informational or marketing video<br />
presenting transport related research or development<br />
proposals for a business or entity.<br />
Prior approval must be obtained from the Unit Coordinator while<br />
original ideas can be discussed with an appropriate supervisor for<br />
approval and advice. The project must be of a standard suitable<br />
for a business presentation to a client or employer without<br />
amendment.<br />
MAN6200<br />
0 Credit Points<br />
Masters Thesis<br />
FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />
The Master of Business is a research degrees. The purpose of the<br />
degree is to train students in the use of research methodology and<br />
techniques and in a critical evaluation appropriate to their field of<br />
study. By the end of their candidature the student should be<br />
capable of conceiving, designing, implementing and evaluating a<br />
research based study.<br />
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