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The DBA Rubric and Handbook presents a step-by-step guide to writing each of the sections and subsections of the DBA Docstudy. This document outlines the expectations for student work. Reviewing this material should be one of the first steps in beginning the doctoral study writing process.
Next, as students begin preparing to write, they should review the materials related to the DBA Docstudy document and process provided on the Office of Research and Doctoral Services website. This page contains resources for writing the prospectus, proposal, and final study. In addition, students should download the appropriate template from the Writing Center’s Form and Style DBA Templates page.
To introduce students to writing a DBA Docstudy capstone, here is a description of the main goals and outcomes associated with this process and document:
The goal is to address a specific, defined, and applied business problem
The document addresses a gap—the specific business problem has not been studied before
The study demonstrates a grounding in related literature and research in the field
The study is built on basic or applied research
The document advances social change