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- Steps to Take in Doing Systematic Research
- Step 1: Choose your Topic.
- Is it accessible?Information about the topic you chose must be readily available.
- Is it doable?The topic you chose must be simple enough so that you have enough time to document it later.
- Is it relevant?Make sure the topic you choose interests you
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- Step 2: State your Purpose
- Remember: Stick to your purpose. Limit your topic.
- Keep the purpose in mindThis helps you find relevant information
- Ask yourself:Why do I want to research about this topic?
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- Step 3: Prepare Temporary Bibliography
- Reminder: You can also include other types of resources!You can include books, magazines, or newspapers in your Bibliography.
- Test each site to check for dead linksReplace links as necessary.
- List down resources that you will review.You should also write down the author name, article name, and other information.
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- Step 4: Make a Temporary Outline
- Why create an outline?An outline will act as a research plan0.
- Check your outlineCheck your outline again to filter out information that is irrelevant to what you are researching.
- How can we make an outline?You can use a notebook, or an online text editor.
- Step 5: Gather Information
- Filter out irrelevant information as needed.Be careful of deleting noted information!
- Double check what you have obtained to your research purpose.Make sure the information you have obtained matches what you NEED to obtain.
- Check all your information.Go through your notes on what you have researched.
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- Identify which citation type you will use from the following.A. Direct Citation: Quote the exact words of the source and give the source information.B. SummaryGive a summary of information obtained from the source.C. Key Words:List down key words from the source. You can also use an outline to list down the key words.D. Idea Taken from Summary:This is a summary from another summary of a source. Such summaries can be taken from Wikipedia and other encyclopedias.E. Original Translation:Translate the source into the language you will document your research in.
- Step 6: Consider the type of citation you will use.
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- Step 7: Make your Final Outline
- Check organizationSee if all information in your outline is arranged properly.
- Weed out or add informationThis is to make sure that your final outline is clean.
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- Step 8: Write your Rough Draft.
- Check for any error.Mark errors or correct them.
- Include citations in your rough draft.You can use a citation generator to produce APA format citations.
- Use your outline.Make sure to put information as mentioned in your outline!
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- Step 9: Revise your work
- Make any necessary changesChange dead links, spelling errors and others.
- Do one last cross check with your outlineMake sure every bit of information is arranged in the way it is in your outline.
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- Step 10: Produce your Final Manuscript
- Package it all up!Proofread everything one more time and edit as necessary.
- Smooth out the bumpsCheck for any errors.
- Copy and paste your final rough draftMake sure to copy everything, including citations.
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