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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Introduction to graduate school. What is history? Being a historian. The purpose of history? What does historian do? Research question.
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S1- Chapter 1
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2
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The formulation of research question, exploring a researchable question. The use of history. Same sources, different results.
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S1- Chapter 2
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3
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The importance of research question. Finding a good research topic. Expanding the research question, research methods.
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S1- Chapter 3
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4
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To begin a new research project. The framework of research project
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S1- Chapter 4
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5
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The sources of historical research and the usage of these sources. Archival sources, jurnals and newspapers, oral sources and usage of quantitative data
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S1- Chapter 5
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6
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Electronic sources. Effective usage of e-library sources. Approaching sources cautiously. Writing a book review.
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S1- Chapter 6
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7
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Creating a narrative
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S1- Chapter 7
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8
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Conducting research in archives. How to approach to archival sources? The methods of techniques of interpreting archival sources. Having your own narrative through archival sources
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S1- Chapter 8
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9
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Conducting research in archives. How to approach to archival sources? The methods of techniques of interpreting archival sources. Having your own narrative through archival sources
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S1- Chapter 9
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10
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Critical thinking, interpreting historical data and writing history
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S1- Chapter 10
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11
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Historiography and historical disciple
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S1- Chapter 11
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12
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Historiography and historical disciple
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S1- Chapter 12
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13
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Interdisciplinary methods
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S1- Chapter 13
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14
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Submission and presentation of prospectuses
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S1- Chapter 14
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