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CS-M00 Research Methodology
Lecture 1: Introduction
Anton Setzer
http://www.cs.swan.ac.uk/∼csetzer/lectures/ Welcome
researchmethodology/11/index.html
Monday 3 October 2011
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Handbook Synopsis
“This modules consists in lectures and seminars about
◮ fundamental research methodologies and
◮ good practice in research,
Available at ◮ formulation of research questions and hypotheses,
http://cs.swan.ac.uk/∼csbob/teaching/whyley10handbook2sep.pdf ◮ logical reasoning,
◮ literature research,
◮ proper acknowledgement of sources,
◮ principles in carrying out experimental research.”
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General Structure Timetable
◮ Week 1/2: Introductory lectures (general).
◮ Week 3 - 7: Lectures by the degree scheme coordinates on ◮ 3 lecture slots per week:
research methodologies in the areas covered. ◮ Tuesday 11 - 12 Robert Recorde Room.
◮ Typically ◮ Friday 10 -11 Keir-Hardy 330
◮ One lecture of general nature (e.g. “ethics”) ◮ Friday 13 - 14 Grove 261
◮ One lecture about research in that particular field. ◮ In first 7 weeks only 2 lectures given.
◮ In parallel tutorials led by tutors specialised in the pathways ◮ Usually lecture Friday 13 - 14 cancelled.
(+ one tutorial for non-specialist CS). ◮ On 14 October and 11 November,
◮ Students will carry out a mini-project related to their
specialisation. ◮ lecture Friday 13 - 14 takes place
◮ Could be an essay, a small program, a small user study. ◮ lecture Friday 10 - 11 cancelled
◮ Students write an essay and prepare a presentation. ◮ (CS-M13 takes place at the Friday 10 - 11 slot)
◮ Week 8 - 10 Student presentations.
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Terminology Assessment
◮ Non-specialists means “MSc in Computer Science”.
◮ ACS usually refers to ◮ Mini project allocated by tutor:
◮ MSc in Advanced Computer Science (including specialisations), ◮ One essay or project report (50 %)
◮ CAST MSc, ◮ One talk (50 %)
◮ FIT MSc.
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Choice of Specialisations Tutorials
◮ Non-specialists have their own projects.
◮ ACS have projects corresponding to the 5 specialisations.
Students in ACS please hand in by Friday 7 October in
Student Office: ◮ Tutorials will be allocated
◮ scheme transfer forms (if not required cross out). ◮ One for non-specialist MSc
◮ and (even if taking open specialisation or CAST MSc) indicate ◮ For ACS groups organised by specialisations.
an intended specialisation from a list:
◮ Human Computer Interaction (HCI),
◮ Safe and Secure Systems,
◮ Software technology,
◮ Visual Computing,
◮ or Web Science
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Double Badging of Modules Election of Student Representatives
◮ For Swansea BSc in Computer Science Graduates
◮ Double-badged modules taken cannot be taken again. ◮ Please consider being student representatives.
◮ Includes Data Visualisation, Computer Vision, High
Performance Computing. ◮ Election will take place in Friday 14 October in CS-M00
◮ Subject to confirmation: (13-14).
◮ Those students can take CS-M59.
◮ Those students get priority on Embedded Systems
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Topics in this Module (Week 1/2) Topics (By Pathway Coordinators, Week 3 - 7)
(Order to be decided).
1. Introduction (this lecture) ◮ Anton Setzer
A ◮ Evaluation of Scientific Texts.
2. LT X(by Anton Setzer) (Word processing system)
E ◮ Specification and Verification of Software.
3. Academic Integrity (by Chris Whyley). ◮ Roger Stein
4. Bibliographies (by Anton Setzer) ◮ Project Management and Planning.
◮ Project Selection.
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