Thesis projects : a guide for students in computer science and information systems, 2nd ed.
By, Berndtsson, Mikael. ... [et al.].
Publisher: Springer
Class No.: 004.072 BER
Accession No.: 019826
Year: 2008
Pages: 158 p.
Of the week: 11th Jan 2010 to 16th Jan. 2010
About this book:
Provides a comprehensive approach to tackling project work
Offers a simple step-by-step guide to the key processes involved
Authoritative work based on hundreds of case examples
Also contains lots of useful information for supervisors and examiners.
This second edition guides the reader through successful planning and implementation of a thesis project and provides students in computer science and information systems with all the advice they need. The reader-friendly text offers a simple step-by-step guide to the key processes involved using an approach that has been tried and tested by the authors over a number of years.
A new chapter on Information-seeking and use and a subsection entitled Improve your learning (and grade) have been added to strengthen the material on how to search for relevant literature and also how to validate it. In addition, this comprehensive and easy-to-follow text has been fine tuned and updated wherever appropriate.
Features and topics:
Developing your project proposal
Developing the problem description
Following objectives
Presenting and analysing your data
Drawing conclusions
Presenting and defending your work
Preparing the final version of your report
As well as being an essential purchase for students in computer science and information systems, this clear and concise aid also contains lots of useful information for supervisors and examiners, including guidelines on how to review a thesis project.