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Sample Individual Research Projects

The following are individual research projects completed in the NRES online M.S. program that may be of use to current students preparing for this phase of their degrees. These alumni have granted permission for their project to be posted. These works may not be reproduced or redistributed without the author's explicit consent.

• Danielle McLaughlin (2016)  Using Q-Methodology to Understand Environmental Opposition to Fracking Research Director: Dr. Bethany Cutts
• Christin Crutchfield (2016)  Effect of Land Management Practices on Soil Moisture Retention Research Director: Dr. Michelle Wander
• Ann Devine (2016)  Peregrine Falcon Dispersal and Habitat Imprinting (1994-2013) Research Director: Dr. Michael Ward
• Danielle Hilbrich (2015)  Determining the Effectiveness of the Clean Boats Crew: An Education and Outreach Program Aimed at Preventing the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species in Lake County, Illinois Research Director: Dr. Craig Miller
• Joshua Yellin (2014)  Evaluating the Efficacy of an Artificial Floating Island as Fish Habitat in the Chicago River: A Pilot Study Research Director: Dr. Christopher Taylor
• Jeffrey Weiss (2014)  Virtual Buffalo Creek: A Tool to Educate Citizens and Students on Issues in a Watershed with Symptoms of Urban Stream Syndrome in Northeastern Illinois Research Director: Dr. Robert Hudson
• Margaret Edwards (2014)  Sources of Variation in Height to Dry Weight Ratios of the Eastern Oyster (Crassostrea verginica) Research Director: Dr. Ruth Carmichael
• Rebecca Grill (2013)  Can Lake Michigan Ravine Streams Support Potadromous Fish? Research Director: Dr. Leon Hinz
• Samantha Rich (2013)  Distribution and Functional Linkages of Large Woody Debris in the Nearshore-Elwha River, Olympic Peninsula Research Director: Anne Shaffer
• Christie Wortz (2012)  Using Infrared Cameras to Create Population Indices for White-Tailed Deer on the Islands of Lake Sidney Lanier, Georgia Research Director: Dr. Robert Schooley
• Jason Hargrove (2011)  Assessing the Potential Hazards at O'Hare International Airport Wetlands Using Field Observations and Avian Radar Research Director: Dr. Edwin Herricks
• Mark Melka (2011)  Classroom in Nature Research Director: Dr. Andrea Faber Taylor
• Russell Brandenburg (2010)  A Post Project Analysis: An Assessment of an Urban Riparian Ecosystem Restoration in Central Ohio Research Director: Dr. Anton Endress
• Janet Backs (2008)  Urban greening: low maintenance planters as a means for urban residents to to participate in greening initiatives Research Director: Dr. Wes Jarrell.
• Anne-Marie Eischen (2008)  Project-based Learning in an UIUC Horticultural Capstone Course Research Director: Dr. Daniel Warnock.
• Kathleen Frazier (2007)  Effects of Juglone on  Juglans Nigra  Seedling Growth Research Director: Dr. Jeff Dawson.

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content), 0, 700 --> In the academic world, it is a routine convention that having studied for a period, students are required to do researches, make findings, choose a topic and develop good and quality content for such topic. In most cases, final year project topics are selected from a pool of available ones by students and approved by their tutors before they commence work on it. Eventually students are expected to make a presentation to a group of enlightened scholars in respect to their final year project and also try to relate it to the real world scenario that await them having acquired qualification in their field of study, an art generally known as final year project defence. Under l

HOW TO CHOOSE A GOOD PROJECT TOPIC

content), 0, 700 --> The educational curriculum states that in order to be awarded a degree after the graduating, there is need to carry out a research in a field of study. Consequently, this is done at the final year level in all university institutions. A lot of students have challenge when it comes to choosing a research topic. This is as a result of the fact that they lack knowledge on the basics of choosing a good research topic such that most students score poor grades at the end of it or even have to change topic midway through. This write up therefore is aimed at helping final year student know the essentials when it comes to choosing a research topic. STEPS IN CHOOSING A PROJECT TOPIC

HOW TO WRITE A GOOD PROJECT PROPOSAL

content), 0, 700 --> A project proposal is an outlined description of different activities geared towards solving a certain problem in a bit to gain success over the problem afterwards. Most undergraduate are expected to propose a final year project topic, which will help to stimulate further studies. Projects help to provide final year students and others logical presentation of gathered ideas, it  also shows the relationship of past action as well as articulate the activities for proposed project. A good project should consist of the Following factors 1. Project planning: plan ahead to get a good project topic, explore to be certain that the topic is viable and there will be sust

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT WRITING A GOOD RESEARCH

content), 0, 700 --> An abstract is a concise and accurate summary of a piece of writing. It gives an overview of an academic assignment, a report or research paper. In journals and other publications, it is placed at the beginning of the writing. Conversely, in academic assignments such as final year project topics, abstracts are found on a preliminary page of the project report. This part of an article or report is the first item a reader will read to have an idea of the content of the writing. Types of Abstracts Your discipline area determines the type of abstract you will write. However, abstracts are grouped into two: •        Descri

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content), 0, 700 --> Towards the end of studying in institutions, it is mandatory for students to source for or be presented with a pool of topics of interest for their final year project. They then choose a suitable project topic and seek approval of their lecturer. Having gotten the approval, it then becomes necessary to do intensive research and fact finding over the chosen topic. Final year project topics are important as it leads the scholar into a dedicated, self motivated and unbiased quest for knowledge not only on the topic but on the application of the concepts involved in real world scenarios. However, final year project research methodology writing requi

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content), 0, 700 --> Apparently all schools/colleges ask their undergraduates especially the final students to write their final year project before they are certified to be graduates. These projects are mostly discovery activities geared towards  problems solving or basically to make new discoveries  or better still have a better understanding  of  a problem with the aim of proffering better solutions. With this assigned task an undergraduate will need an advisor, a counselor or a supervisor to guide and direct this activity for a desired result and a successful  ending and of course, in return the supervisor have factors to look out for in a student proje

THE KEY FACTORS THAT DETERMINE THE GRADING AND SCORING OF YOUR PROJECT

content), 0, 700 --> The purpose of a research project will be defeated if at the end, you get a poor grade from our supervisor or external examiner. Many students lack the knowledge of the requirements needed to have a good grade, and so we will be examining the various areas your supervisor or external examiner uses to score you. The areas can be classified under five headings: •        What did you do? •        Why did you do it? •         How did you do it? •        What did you get? •  

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content), 0, 700 --> Before carrying out a research on any field of study, it is important to know the purpose of doing such if not there won’t be any justification for your research. So we shall be looking at the essence of research and how to carry out an academic research. ESSENCE OF RESEARCH •        To expand the horizon of knowledge by filling the gaps in knowledge through the discovery of new information. This promotes a deeper understanding of the phenomenon we are interested in. •        To discover and verify relationships among various aspects of nature or study •   &

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content), 0, 700 --> A table of content in project writing basically is the mirror of the project. A table of content can be defined as the detailed overview of a project by which a writer outline the different headings, subheadings of discussion on a project work and where or pages each of this information can be gotten. So for easy navigation of pages on a project work, it is advisable for research writers to equip its readers with a table of content. A table of content is like a map for the readers and as such it should be useful, error free and straight to the points. If you just setting out as a novice in writing your final year project as an undergraduate and you are worrying about, how

SIX STEPS TO WRITING AN EXCELLENT FINAL YEAR PROJECT

content), 0, 700 --> There is always a sigh of relief when that second semester result is checked and one realizes, “My God, I’m now a final year student”. The feeling is exhilarating, especially when you don’t have any issues, common among being a carry-over course. Then the execution of the final year project looms like a dark cloud and you wished you were Thor’s relative and you could maybe borrow his lightening hammer for a moment. Unfortunately, reality isn’t that easy, the dark project cloud can’t just be smote by imaginary lightening, it has to be researched and written. If there are people who were as terrified of project writing as myself had been, then I sugg

TRENDING FINAL YEAR PROJECT TOPICS AT A GLANCE

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