1. Research is a systematic process because it follows a general system whose elements are (1) problem identification, (2) review of related literature, (3) data collection, (4) data analysis, and (5) conclusions. 2. In research steps, identifying a problem is the first step. Therefore, before you research something, identify the topic or problem first. Without strong and mature identification, research will easily be compromised.
3. Background provides initial information about all research activities that contain the issues or topics raised.
4. Yes, when writing final assignments in the form of proposals and theses, you need to pay attention to the systematics or content that has been determined by the campus, because this will make it easier for researchers to compose a systematic thesis.