Some quantitative targets in ALRA-based research

Some quantitative targets in agile literature review approach (ALRA)-based dissertation report work, mainly on theoretical framework construction:


1. Core-focus domain items
1.1. 2 core-focus domain items.
1.2. Each item includes 6 academic ideas, mainly analytical academic ideas.
1.3. Located in zone 2.

2. Zone 1
2.1. 2-3 items, mostly about external environment drivers.
2.2. 0-1 item on internal environmental drivers.
2.3. Each item has 1-2 analytical academic ideas

3. Non-core-focus domain items in zone 2
3.1. 1-2 items.
3.2. Each item has 1-2 analytical academic ideas.

4. Non-core-focus domain items in zone 3a
4.1. 2-3 items.
4.2. Each item has 1-2 analytical academic ideas.

5. Non-core-focus domain items in zone 3b
5.1. 1-2 items.
5.2. Each item has 1-2 analytical academic ideas.

6. Synopsis form
6.1. References used: about 5 references, mainly academic journal articles.
6.2. Try to use references published in last 5 years.

7. Proposal form
7.1. References used: about 12 references, mainly academic journal articles.
7.2. Try to use references published in last 5 years.

8. Final dissertation report
8.1. References used: about 50 references, mainly academic journal articles.
8.2. Try to use references published in last 5 years.

Size of content
9. On chapter 2: literature review on high-level research tasks
9.1. 50-60% of content is about core-focus domain items
9.2. 40-50% of content is on non-focus domain items altogether.

10. On chapter 4: findings and analysis
10.1. 50-60% of content is about core-focus domain items
10.2. 40-50% of content is on non-focus domain items altogether.

On item linkages
11. Links between theoretical framework diagram
11.1. There should be links of items horizontally across zones.
11.2. There should be links of items vertically within zones.
[Just show links between zones is not enough]