SUBJECT RESEARCH

Subject research is the act of surveying, investigating, appraising, evaluating, and criticizing subjects and topics in scientific councils, expert councils related to the subject being studied, etc., based on numbers, data, documents, experience, and achievements of the subject matter grantee.

Materials from the subject will be evaluated, and find new knowledge (this is the direction of academic research) or find new technical applications, new models of practical significance (this is the direction of the study), to meet the applied needs of students, schools, and society.

Subject proponents need to have certain knowledge or achievements with the subject, with its research field and high applicability, when applying the subject in order to train the recipients to work effectively.

Each year, the head of the department sends to the Institute a report on the results, achievements, and activities of the subject in order to evaluate and recognize the feasibility and application of the subject from the date of licensing. After 3 years, the subject will be appraised, evaluated, and criticized by the Institute for the authenticity, updating, and application of the Department to suit actual users.