Information technology research – a practical guide for computer science and informatics 3/e (e-book)
A guide to identifying; observing and mastering research methods through the studying of existing research reports (such as journal and conference papers; dissertations and theses) that has been used successfully at a number of universities and universities of technology. Provides exercises at the end of each chapter to encourage students to apply various research methods to research problems of their own. Aimed at senior students in information technology; including computer science; informatics and information systems; as well as new researchers outside a formal academic environment.
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eISBN: |
9780627028748 |
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Author(s): |
Olivier MS |
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Variant: |
e-book |
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Publishers: |
Van Schaik Publishers |
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Edition: |
3rd Edition |
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Pages: |
184 |
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Published: |
2007 |
Chapter 1 Solving a problem
Chapter 2 Designing your project
Chapter 3 Formalities, psychology, ethics and philosophy
Chapter 4 The research process
Chapter 5 Project management
Chapter 6 Getting information
Chapter 7 Models
Chapter 8 Prototypes
Chapter 9 Algorithms
Chapter 10 Mathematical proofs
Chapter 11 Experiments
Chapter 12 Surveys
Chapter 13 Using statistics
Chapter 14 Case studies
Chapter 15 Arguments
Chapter 16 On qualitative research
Chapter 17 Reporting your results
Chapter 18 Submitting a paper
Chapter 19 Presenting a paper
Chapter 20 Becoming an established researcher
Chapter 21 Funding your project
Appendix A. Possible projects
Appendix B. Template for papers
Appendix C. Template for theses, dissertations and mini-dissertations
Appendix D. Mark allocation for Master’s degrees
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