Lectures on Research Methods.


This course is designed for post-graduate students in computing science and has three interlinked objective:
First, to describe the distinctive nature of research in computing, a subject with substantive application and significant intellectual challenge.

Second, to introduce the students to the emerging discipline of knowledge management so that the student can appreciate how knowledge flows in organisations and in the society at large – causing the major paradigm shifts in computing.

Third, issues related to the governance and laws related to the Internet will be discussed.

The students will be able to discuss the matters outlined above with speakers, drawn from academia and industry, during seminars given by the speakers.  The speakers will refer to their own career choices in computing.

 
                                                                 


Lecture I: Introduction

Lecture II: Research in Computing


Lecture III: Computing Research Pardigms

Lecture IV: Research Proposal

Lecture V: Plagiarism


Lecture VI: Knowledge Management

Lecture VII: Internet Law


Aaron Sloman on Computing PhD Theses

Research Proposal: An outline

Research Proposal: Technical and Laypersons Summary

Research Proposal: Value to Ireland