TRIPLE I: L1

IMRaD

A modern format with a 4-section structure.

Inquiry

refers to the act of seeking information that fosters exploration and deep comprehension.

• Asking your Practical Research teacher during class, "Ma'am, what is the difference between qualitative and quantitative research design?"

Capstone

• Requires to investigate a real-world problem and deliver a practical, usable solution.

• Study end-to-end.

• Students apply both qualitative and quantitative skills.

Investigation

• Systematic and thorough examination of a problem, event, or scenario to gather evidence and find facts

• Testing a non-booting computer in the laboratory step-by-step—checking the power supply, reseting the RAM sticks, and swapping the hard drive one by one to identify which hardware component is failing.

Immersion

• Placing oneself directly inside a specific environment or situation to gain hands-on experience and learn through complete engagement

• Joining a local software company's development team for two weeks, writing and testing actual code snippets, fixing bugs in client websites, and using industry-standard tools under the supervision of senior developers.

Research

• A structured exploration or investigation aimed at finding data-driven solutions to real-world problems or contributing new knowledge to society.

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