Analysis of Onderko and Wolfram's Research Proposal

Research Proposal Analysis
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Onderko's and Wolfram's proposals have various strengths and weaknesses in their research arguments and proposal outline or framework. Onderko's research argument is in line with the research question. It begins by stating the claims to be proven by the research. It claims that "batching, automating, and regionalizing high volume calibration workload will benefit the AFMETCAL program." Additionally, it contains a well-grounded premise that acts as a building block toward justifying the claim. In this case, it indicates the reasons for the claim and provides evidence from previous studies on the same. Onderko indicates that automation software has proven to be efficient because it reduces the costs and labor required to complete the assigned tasks. However, it has failed to briefly indicate how the research would be conducted. The outline of the process is in line with the general guidelines of research writing. For instance, it contains the "introduction, literature review, methodology, data analysis, conclusion, and recommendations." Despite this, it has included unnecessary chapters, which are...