SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, ECONOMICS & MANAGEMENT JAN-JUN 2016 STUDENTS TOPIC SUBMISSION LIST 4TH YEAR 1ST SEMESTER 2016 NOTE: ALL FORMS ARE READY FOR COLLECTION- See Mrs. Ethel Mwila in Knowledge Base 2 REJECTED: Topics are often rejected for various reasons which may include but not limited to: (1) The topic has been over-researched (b) The topic has no grounding in theory/model/principle/concept (d) The topic will pose challenges at data collection stage (e) The topic is beyond the expertise of the student- outside the area of major of degree (f)The statement of the problem is weak (g) objectives and research questions are not linked to the statement of the problem (h)Topic is too broad All students whose topics have been rejected should find one (1) well thought through topic and start your proposal writing so that as we allocate supervisors in the next two weeks you may be able to refine it with supervisor. But this does not mean you need to resubmit, but you may consult Lecturers within your field of study for guidance. APPROVED: You can start developing your full research proposal, however, think though things and ensure that the proposal is solid. ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO MAJOR CORRECTIONS / ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO MINOR REVISIONS: You can proceed to start developing the full research proposal however; extra care must be taken when drafting the statement of the problem, research questions and objectives. TOPIC MUST BE REVIEWED: there are several things that need to be re-considered before proceeding to developing the research proposal. Ensure that you Consult Lecturers and think through the topic once again. STUDENT STUDENT NO. TOPIC NAME FEEDBCAK ACCOUNTANCY MMWANAUMO AFIN0821025 Rejected NAMANGOLWA NG'ANDU Effects of Corporate Governance on the Performance of State Accepted PRECIOUS AFIN0821014 Owned Enterprises (Case Study of ZESCO) Subject to
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, ECONOMICS & MANAGEMENT JAN-JUN 2016 STUDENTS TOPIC SUBMISSION LIST 4TH YEAR 1ST SEMESTER 2016 NOTE: ALL FORMS ARE READY FOR COLLECTION- See Mrs. Ethel Mwila in Knowledge Base 2 REJECTED: Topics are often rejected for various reasons which may include but not limited to: (1) The topic has been over-researched (b) The topic has no grounding in theory/model/principle/concept (d) The topic will pose challenges at data collection stage (e) The topic is beyond the expertise of the student- outside the area of major of degree (f)The statement of the problem is weak (g) objectives and research questions are not linked to the statement of the problem (h)Topic is too broad All students whose topics have been rejected should find one (1) well thought through topic and start your proposal writing so that as we allocate supervisors in the next two weeks you may be able to refine it with supervisor. But this does not mean you need to resubmit, but you may consult Lecturers within your field of study for guidance. APPROVED: You can start developing your full research proposal, however, think though things and ensure that the proposal is solid. ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO MAJOR CORRECTIONS / ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO MINOR REVISIONS: You can proceed to start developing the full research proposal however; extra care must be taken when drafting the statement of the problem, research questions and objectives. TOPIC MUST BE REVIEWED: there are several things that need to be re-considered before proceeding to developing the research proposal. Ensure that you Consult Lecturers and think through the topic once again. STUDENT NAME STUDENT NO. TOPIC FEEDBCAK ACCOUNTANCY MMWANAUMO NAMANGOLWA AFIN0821025 Rejected NG'ANDU PRECIOUS AFIN0821014 Effects of Corporate Governance on the Performance of State Owned Enterprises (Case Study of ZESCO) Accepted Subject to
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