Knowledge Acquisition Through Case Study Development: A Student Researcher Perspective

  • Parikh M
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Educators are increasingly incorporating the development of research case studies as a course assignment in graduate and executive degree courses. Each student (or student group) develops a research case study that provides theory-based explanation and discussion of how a real organization managed a business issue related to the course. In the process, the student gains a deeper understanding of business theories and their applications as well as current business issues and their interactions with internal and external organizational forces. While a significant amount of literature is written on developing case studies for full-time academic researchers, little is done to provide guidelines to student researchers, who face unique issues and constraints in this research-based learning process. This paper introduces case study research method and offers a roadmap to student researchers.

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Parikh, M. A. (2002). Knowledge Acquisition Through Case Study Development: A Student Researcher Perspective. Communications of the Association for Information Systems, 8. https://doi.org/10.17705/1cais.00825

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