ppt for phd orientation programme in university

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1. Orientation Lecture for New PhD Students

2. Welcome to the PhD Journey

3. Objectives of Today’s Session

4. Table of Contents

5. Why Research Matters

6. The Research Journey

7. Transition: Student to Researcher

8. Curiosity-Driven Learning

9. First Steps in Research

10. Common Challenges

11. Strategies to Overcome Challenges

12. Section Divider: Developing a Research Mindset

13. Section Divider: Developing a Research Mindset

14. What is a Research Mindset?

15. Growth Mindset in Research

16. Curiosity vs. Persistence

17. Embracing Failure as Learning

18. The Role of Critical Thinking

19. Introduction to Literature Review

20. Why Literature Review Matters

21. Sources of Research Literature

22. How to Read a Paper Effectively

23. Organizing Literature with Tools

24. Common Mistakes in Literature Review

25. Best Practices for Strong Literature Reviews

26. Reflection Activity

27. Section Divider: Moving Toward Research Design

28. Welcome & Introduction

29. Types of Research Basic vs Applied Experimental vs Theoretical Examples in your field

30. Tools & Resources Databases: Scopus, IEEE, PubMed Reference managers: Zotero, Mendeley Online learning resources

31. Interactive Q&A Student questions Clarifications Discussion on research areas

32. What is a Research Mindset? Open to questions, not answers Learning from mistakes Staying curious and persistent

33. Curiosity vs. Persistence Curiosity fuels exploration Persistence keeps you going Together they sustain momentum

34. Introduction to Literature Review Foundation of your research Map the research territory Identify gaps in knowledge

35. Sources of Research Literature Journals, conferences, books Databases: IEEE, PubMed, Scopus Preprints like arXiv

36. Common Mistakes in Literature Review Listing papers without synthesis Ignoring recent work Failing to evaluate evidence

37. Reflection Activity Think about your approach to reading papers Share insights with a peer Internalize active research mindset