Writing and Analysis of Case Study course

Introduction

There are many different kinds of case studies. There are also various uses for writing case studies, from academic research purposes to provision of corporate proof points. There are approximately four types of case studies: illustrative (descriptive of events), exploratory (investigative), cumulative (collective information comparisons) and critical (examine particular subject with cause and effect outcomes). After becoming familiar with the different types and styles of case study instructions and how each applies to your purposes, there are some steps that make writing flow smoothly and ensure the development and delivery of a uniform case study that can be used to prove a point or illustrate accomplishments.

Case studies are used in many professional education programs, primarily in business school, to present real-world situations to students and to assess their ability to parse out the important aspects of a given dilemma. In general, a case study should include, in order: background on the business environment, description of the given business, identification of a key problem or issue, steps taken to address the issue, your assessment of that response, and suggestions for better business strategy. The steps in this course will guide participant through the process of analyzing a business case study in this way.

Conclusion is your last chance to make an impression on your reader. This is why conclusions are so important. Your goal isn’t to introduce any new information, but you don’t want to simply repeat everything you’ve already said either. Learning how to craft a clever and engaging conclusion is simple and easy. In this course participant will also learn How to write conclusion,digital data collection and analysis.

Duration

5 days

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

•          Any Student(undergraduate,Masters,Doctorates,PHDS) can take this course

•          Anyone who ever wished to to Do, And Write a Case Study & Analysis of Case Study

Course Objective:

• Report writing skills
• How to Do a Case Study, Planning an Academic Case Study
• Conducting Academic Case Study Research, Writing a Marketing Case Study
• How to Write a Case Study, Preparing the Interview
• Obtaining Data, Conduct interviews
• How to Analyse a Case Study
• How to Write a Conclusion, Writing a Conclusion for an Academic Paper
• Writing a Conclusion for a Cover Letter
• Digital data collection, Qualitative and quantitative data analysis and interpretation