Exam Details
Subject | research methodology | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | post graduate diploma in materials management | |
Department | ||
Organization | Indian Institute Of Materials Management | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | December, 2016 | |
City, State | maharashtra, mumbai |
Question Paper
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MATERIALS MANAGEMENT
Post Graduate Diploma in Materials Management
Graduate Diploma in Materials Management
PAPER No. 13
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Date 19.12.2016 Max. Marks :100
Time 10.00 a.m to 1.00 pm Duration 3 Hrs.
Instructions
1. Part Four Questions 1 to Q 4). All questions are compulsory. Each Question carries 1 mark. (Total marks 32).
2. Part From Part B answer any three out of 5 questions. Each question carries 16 marks. (Total marks 48).
3. Part (Compulsory). Case study. Total marks 20)
PART- A 32 marks
Attempt all questions. Each Question carries 1 mark.
Q1. Fill in the Blanks 1 8 8 Marks)
Area Under Normal Distribution Curve for Z 1 is
Hypothesis is a generalization.
SPSS Stands for
Standard Deviation in normally denoted by
If mean is 18 and Standard Deviation is 2.5, then coefficient of variation is
T-test is used when sample size is
MANOVA stands for
Z test is based on curve.
Q2. Match the Following 1 8 8 Marks)
Column A Column B
A Mode 1. Can be both ascending and descending
B Primary Data 2. Dispersion
C Pictorial Representation 3. At different point of time
D Ogives 4. Confidence interval
E Coefficient of variation 5. Data Collected for first time
F Estimation 6. Association
G Correlation Analysis 7. Value with highest frequency
H Longitudinal Study 8. Pie Charts
Q3. Find True or false of the following 1 8 8 Marks)
Temperature Scale is an interval scale.
A trend is a short term direction of business.
The objective of applied research is to generate new knowledge.
Experiments are used to establish causal relationships.
Sign test is a parametric test.
Regression Analysis can predict the value of one variable from the other.
Conjoint Analysis is used to determine the validity of the data.
Chi square test is a non parametric test.
Dec 2016
Q4. Expand the following abbreviations 1 8 8 Marks)
SAS
TAT
TQM
ANOVA
SD
UCL
HA
OLAP
PART B
Answer Any Three Questions) 16 x 3 48 marks
Q 5. The advertising expenditure and Return on investment for the last five periods is known. Draw a
correlation between the two. Find coefficient of correlation.
Advertising Expenditure (in Lacs)
ROI
12.5
10.20%
14.6
9.80%
9.8
7.70%
6.7
9.00%
11.3
12.50%
10
11.40%
15.5
13.00%
Q. 6 Explain In Short
Testing of Hypothesis Methods of Primary data Collection
Area Sampling Criteria of Good research
Q.7. The amount of a certain trace element in blood is known to vary with a standard deviation of 14.1 ppm (parts per million) for male blood donors and 9.5 ppm for female donors. Random samples of 75 male and 50 female donors yield concentration means of 28 and 33 ppm, respectively. What is the likelihood that the population means of concentrations of the element are the same for men and women?
Q.8. Discuss in details contents of a good research report.
Q.9. Distinguish Between (any two)
Cluster Sampling and Stratified Sampling.
Z Test and T Test
Structured questionnaire and unstructured questionnaire
PART- C Compulsory 20 marks
CASE STUDY
Q10. A company is preparing to venture into development of mobile application for online sale of designer wear for women in metro cities in India. The company is wanting to conduct a research to understand the buying behavior of Urban middle class working women in metro cities in India. As a researcher you are required to do the following
a. Prepare a sample design that shall include Sample size determination and Sampling method
b. Prepare a questionnaire for data collection.
c. Write three most important hypothesis that must be tested in this research
d. Suggest statistical tools to test these hypothesis
Post Graduate Diploma in Materials Management
Graduate Diploma in Materials Management
PAPER No. 13
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Date 19.12.2016 Max. Marks :100
Time 10.00 a.m to 1.00 pm Duration 3 Hrs.
Instructions
1. Part Four Questions 1 to Q 4). All questions are compulsory. Each Question carries 1 mark. (Total marks 32).
2. Part From Part B answer any three out of 5 questions. Each question carries 16 marks. (Total marks 48).
3. Part (Compulsory). Case study. Total marks 20)
PART- A 32 marks
Attempt all questions. Each Question carries 1 mark.
Q1. Fill in the Blanks 1 8 8 Marks)
Area Under Normal Distribution Curve for Z 1 is
Hypothesis is a generalization.
SPSS Stands for
Standard Deviation in normally denoted by
If mean is 18 and Standard Deviation is 2.5, then coefficient of variation is
T-test is used when sample size is
MANOVA stands for
Z test is based on curve.
Q2. Match the Following 1 8 8 Marks)
Column A Column B
A Mode 1. Can be both ascending and descending
B Primary Data 2. Dispersion
C Pictorial Representation 3. At different point of time
D Ogives 4. Confidence interval
E Coefficient of variation 5. Data Collected for first time
F Estimation 6. Association
G Correlation Analysis 7. Value with highest frequency
H Longitudinal Study 8. Pie Charts
Q3. Find True or false of the following 1 8 8 Marks)
Temperature Scale is an interval scale.
A trend is a short term direction of business.
The objective of applied research is to generate new knowledge.
Experiments are used to establish causal relationships.
Sign test is a parametric test.
Regression Analysis can predict the value of one variable from the other.
Conjoint Analysis is used to determine the validity of the data.
Chi square test is a non parametric test.
Dec 2016
Q4. Expand the following abbreviations 1 8 8 Marks)
SAS
TAT
TQM
ANOVA
SD
UCL
HA
OLAP
PART B
Answer Any Three Questions) 16 x 3 48 marks
Q 5. The advertising expenditure and Return on investment for the last five periods is known. Draw a
correlation between the two. Find coefficient of correlation.
Advertising Expenditure (in Lacs)
ROI
12.5
10.20%
14.6
9.80%
9.8
7.70%
6.7
9.00%
11.3
12.50%
10
11.40%
15.5
13.00%
Q. 6 Explain In Short
Testing of Hypothesis Methods of Primary data Collection
Area Sampling Criteria of Good research
Q.7. The amount of a certain trace element in blood is known to vary with a standard deviation of 14.1 ppm (parts per million) for male blood donors and 9.5 ppm for female donors. Random samples of 75 male and 50 female donors yield concentration means of 28 and 33 ppm, respectively. What is the likelihood that the population means of concentrations of the element are the same for men and women?
Q.8. Discuss in details contents of a good research report.
Q.9. Distinguish Between (any two)
Cluster Sampling and Stratified Sampling.
Z Test and T Test
Structured questionnaire and unstructured questionnaire
PART- C Compulsory 20 marks
CASE STUDY
Q10. A company is preparing to venture into development of mobile application for online sale of designer wear for women in metro cities in India. The company is wanting to conduct a research to understand the buying behavior of Urban middle class working women in metro cities in India. As a researcher you are required to do the following
a. Prepare a sample design that shall include Sample size determination and Sampling method
b. Prepare a questionnaire for data collection.
c. Write three most important hypothesis that must be tested in this research
d. Suggest statistical tools to test these hypothesis
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