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It plays a  significant part  in discovering new treatments, and  ensuring that we utilize  existing treatments in the best possible ways. Research can find answers to things that are unknown, filling gaps in knowledge. Research develops our critical thinking skills, gives us knowledge and learnings and also provide us an information that we can apply  in our daily life.  Research is search for facts and knowledge. Research is really important because it reveals reality and unreality. But Research is not just discovering something new and enhance what we know but it’s more than that. It has parts and proper way to be done.

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section which details how the research was performed.  It typically features a description of the participants/subjects that were involved, the study design, the materials that were used, and the study procedure.

The Discussion commonly features a summary of the results that were obtained in the study, describes how those results address the topic under investigation and/or the issues that the research was designed to address, and may expand upon the implications of those findings.  Limitations and directions for future research are also commonly addressed.

First page of the paper, includes the name of the paper, a authors, and institutional affiliation of the authors.

Summary of the entire study   typically no more than 250 words in length. The Abstract provides an overview of the study.

Introduction commonly describes the topic under investigation, summarizes or discusses relevant prior research identifies unresolved issues that the current research will address

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Journal notebook is a lag book where every activities of  the researcher are listed. It is like a diary but in a more scientific way.

There are 2 classification of Research Data, which are the Qualitative and Quantitative. These 2 classification 2 types each.

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(DATE) October 1,2021 		 (DETAILS) The researchers brainstormed and researched on ways of how Arduino and Servo motors works.

The researchers must add atleast 1 picture for documentation

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Qualitative Data Type -this type of data can’t be counted or measured easily using numbers and therefore divided into categories Nominal -These are the set of values that don’t possess a natural ordering. The color of a smartphone can be considered as a nominal data type as we can’t compare one color with others. Ordinal -These types of values have a natural ordering while maintaining their class of values. If we consider the size of a clothing brand then we can easily sort them according to their name tag in the order of small < medium < large. Quantitative Data Type -This data type tries to quantify things and it does by considering numerical values that make it countable in nature. Discrete -The numerical values which fall under are integers or whole numbers are placed under this category.The number of speakers in the phone, cameras, cores in the processor, the number of sims supported all these are some of the examples of the discrete data type. Continuous - The fractional numbers are considered as continuous values. These can take the form of the operating frequency of the processors, the android version of the phone, wifi frequency, temperature of the cores, and so on.

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INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FAIR

The ISEF (International Science and Engineering Fair) is the most prestigious science fair for high school students in the country, and its name is well known among colleges and the scientific community. Students who do well in ISEF always have a mentor. There are a lot of rules and regulation to follow when you join INTEL ISEF, it is to ensure everyone’s good. Being part of this fair is a huge opportunity. The  competition’s name is easy to be said but it is more harder to be part. Your research topic will undergo a lot of screening from papers to the actual research.

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INTEL ISEF have 21 categories and more than 130 sub categories: ANIMAL SCIENCES (ANIM) BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (BEHA) BIOCHEMISTRY (BCHM) BIOMEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES (BMED) BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING (ENBM) CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (CELL) CHEMISTRY (CHEM) COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY AND BIOINFORMATICS (CBIO) EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES (EAEV) EMBEDDED SYSTEMS (EBED)

ENERGY: CHEMICAL (EGCH) ENERGY: PHYSICAL (EGPH) ENGINEERING MECHANICS (ENMC) ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (ENEV) MATERIALS SCIENCE (MATS) MATHEMATICS (MATH) MICROBIOLOGY (MCRO) PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY (PHYS) PLANT SCIENCES (PLNT) ROBOTICS AND INTELLIGENT MACHINES (ROBO) SYSTEMS SOFTWARE (SOFT) TRANSLATIONAL MEDICAL SCIENCES (TMED)

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Checklist far ßdult Spansor (1)
StLximt Checklist (IA)
Research man/Project Surrrrery Instructions
Approval Form (1B}
Regulated Research Institutional/lndustrial Setting Form (IC)
QialiflEd *ientist Form Q) - MT,' be re-quired for research involving Ywrmn participants, vertebrate animals,
potentially Fazardaus biological and hazard(xx substances and devices_ Must complete-d and signed
t*fore the start of student experimentation.
Risk Form (3) - Must complete-d before experimentation.
Hurmn Participants Form (4) - Required for au research involving Ywrnan participants not at a Regulated
Research Institution.
Vertebrate AnirmL Form (5A) - Required for au research involving vertebrate anin•zls that is condæted in a
sKhaolJhorre/fie•ld research site (SRC approval required t*fore experimentation.)
Vertebrate AnirmL Form (5B) - Required for au research involving vertebrate anirrEls that is conducted in at a
Regulated Research Institution (IACLJC approval re-quired before Form rrwst complete-d and
signed aft« experirrentatian_)
Hurmn and Vertebrate Animal Tissue Form (6B) - Requir«i research involving fresh/frozen tissue (including
primary cell lines, Ywrnan and ot-er primate cell line' and tissue c(itues), bL(nd, bL(nd products and
body fluids. If tre research involves living organisrrs please ensure that the proper hun•zn or animal forms are
cuTPLeted_ All proßts using any tissue listed above rmst also complete Form 6A
Continuation/Research Projects Form (7) - Required for projects that are a continuation/pragression
in the same field of study as a previous proßt_ This f(xm must be accompanied by previous year's
and Research man/Project

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Here are a few tips to help prepare you for the defense:

Learn about the structure Outline the parts you'll present - Know your research forwards and backwards. Talk to colleagues who've successfully defended - Learn more about the dynamics in the defense and how defenses have gone in the past  Anticipate possible questions - Spend time thinking about what your committee might ask. Practice, Practice, Practice Dress the part - Whether you invest in a whole new outfit or simply a pair of shoes that are your "defense shoes," make an effort to present "the best you." Proper dress code is important to avoid distraction. Have an answer ready (for questions you don't know the answer to) - Your committee will be trying to identify the edge of what you know, and gauging your response when you're confronted with it. It's best to recognize and admit  it when your research didn't address this topic, or if you just don't know the answer. If you're not sure you understood the question, rephrase it. Don't interrupt

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With sir Jerry Halibas during g9, 1st quarter.

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Mr. Halibas introduce Tinkercad to us,  a free kid-friendly online computer-aided design (CAD) program enabling users to design, modify, and print 3D objects, experiment with circuits, or learn to code using blocks. We used tinkercad as a learning platform, in which we  experimenting  on circuits and code block and text. He thought us how circuits work and its function.  Lessons he shared: Ohm’s Law and formula Direct Variation = Direct Proportional Direct Square Variation Joint and Combined Variation Inverse Variation

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Getting to know Research 

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 Qualitative Data Type -this type of data can’t be counted or measured easily using numbers and therefore divided into categories Nominal -These are the set of values that don’t possess a natural ordering. The color of a smartphone can be considered as a nominal data type as we can’t compare one color with others. Ordinal -These types of values have a natural ordering while maintaining their class of values. If we consider the size of a clothing brand then we can easily sort them according to their name tag in the order of small < medium < large. Quantitative Data Type -This data type tries to quantify things and it does by considering numerical values that make it countable in nature. Discrete -The numerical values which fall under are integers or whole numbers are placed under this category.The number of speakers in the phone, cameras, cores in the processor, the number of sims supported all these are some of the examples of the discrete data type. Continuous - The fractional numbers are considered as continuous values. These can take the form of the operating frequency of the processors, the android version of the phone, wifi frequency, temperature of the cores, and so on. 

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