The purpose of this course is to equip learners with the knowledge and skills required to conceptualize, design, and develop a technology project proposal. The course guides learners through the process of identifying a technological or educational problem, formulating research objectives, reviewing relevant literature, and designing an appropriate methodology for investigating or developing a solution. Emphasis is placed on systematic project planning, research design, proposal writing, and effective presentation of project ideas in a professional and scholarly format suitable for technology-based research or innovation.

Identify technological or educational problems suitable for a project.

Conduct systematic searches for scholarly literature and synthesize relevant studies to establish research gaps and justify a project.

Design an appropriate project methodology, including research design, data collection methods, materials, and technological development processes.

Critically evaluate and refine proposed technological solutions through reflective analysis, testing, validation strategies, and informed decision-making

Introduction to technology projects and proposal development. Identification and analysis of technological or educational problems. Formulation of project titles, research questions, objectives, and scope of study. Background of the study, problem statement, purpose of the study, objectives, significance, scope, assumptions, and limitations. Literature search strategies and sources of academic literature. Critical reading and synthesis of literature. Identification of research gaps and development of the literature review. Research methodology design including research approaches, design frameworks, data collection methods, materials, tools, and system development approaches such as Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Project planning, scheduling, and documentation. Ethical considerations in research and technology projects. Proposal presentation, critique, and refinement.