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62     RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES: MANUAL OF OPERATIONS



                       Criteria                                                                      Weight

                       III.  Relevance/Significance                                                  30
                           The output of the project should be contributing to the body of knowledge and
                           advancement of the concerned profession.  It should contribute in the practice
                           of the profession in various industries, academe, and communities.
                           •   Contribution to new knowledge and S&T advancement (20%)
                           •   Contribution to industry/academe/community
                              development                                               (10%)

                       IV.  Quality of Oral Presentation                                             10
                           •   Clarity of Presentation, Visual Aids, Stage Presence,
                              Voice Modulation, Response to inquiries                   (10%)

                       A cut-off point of 85 percent for the above criteria is maintained during the final selection.
                       The candidates receiving the highest points and meet the cut-off point are considered
                       winners.


               11. Guidelines on Manpower and Physical Resources Development


                    a.  Human Resources


                       The manpower and research facilities development program is based on the concept
                       of Minimum Resource Requirements for R&D Capability in the National Agriculture and
                       Resource Research and Development Network (NARRDN).


                       The basic minimum requirements for manpower and research facilities (equipment and
                       infrastructure) facilitate the evaluation of research capability and needs and become the
                       bases for building up or upgrading RDET capability.  This program would enable ISU to
                       attain or surpass minimum requirements in higher level of regional excellence.


                       Research areas that need to be strengthened in the next ten years are divided into major
                       commodities as follows:


                       Commodity Area                   Areas of Specialization


                           ● Socio-Economics            Economics / Agricultural Economics, Agribusiness, Sociol-
                                                        ogy/Rural Sociology, Rural Extension, Community Develop-
                                                        ment, Development Communication

                           ● Education/Social Science   Science and Mathematics, Education and Teacher Training,
                                                        Health and Health Profession, Humanities, Social Science

                           ● Information Technology     Computer Networks, Information and Database Manage-
                                                        ment, Computer Hardware, Software Design, Systems
                                                        Management and Administration




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