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| − | + | As an EE student or professional, you need to solve all kind of EE challenges. Answering the questions and tackling the problems or opportunities of your EE project requires research and often a combination of various EE research methods. The toolkit on this website offers you a set of possible research methods and a framework to select the appropriate (combination of) methods. | |
| − | + | Make sure to combine strategies to tackle trade-offs between overview and certainity, and between expertise and fit. Also think of mixing methods that are more data- or inspiration oriented. | |
| − | + | In most cases, every phase of your project requires research. You can start at this list of methods ordered by research strategy. | |
| − | + | Note that a physical copy of the card set can be obtained from [[https://www.studystore.nl Study Store]]. | |
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| − | + | '''''Click [[https://ese.han.nl/mediawiki/index.php/Methods here]] for Methods''''' | |
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As an EE student or professional, you need to solve all kind of EE challenges. Answering the questions and tackling the problems or opportunities of your EE project requires research and often a combination of various EE research methods. The toolkit on this website offers you a set of possible research methods and a framework to select the appropriate (combination of) methods.
Make sure to combine strategies to tackle trade-offs between overview and certainity, and between expertise and fit. Also think of mixing methods that are more data- or inspiration oriented.
In most cases, every phase of your project requires research. You can start at this list of methods ordered by research strategy.
Note that a physical copy of the card set can be obtained from [Study Store].
Click [here] for Methods
