Key inquiry: “What makes a question worth researching — and answerable with the data and compute we have?”
You ship: A research proposal: a sharp question, hypothesis, method and success criteria.
Framing
- Turn a real problem into a specific, testable research question
- Position the work against existing literature
Method
- Choose a method and define measurable success criteria
- Plan for data, compute and ethical approval
- Write a one-page problem statement and defend its importance.
- Run a focused literature review and map the gap.
- Pre-register your hypothesis and evaluation plan.
Frames a question with guidance.
Independently positions and scopes a sound study.
Proposes a genuinely novel, well-justified contribution.