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Research Methods in Computer Science Module

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Prepare for summer project, teach basic research skills, increase awareness of research resources, foster critical skills, introduce research approaches, teach methods, practical experience. Schedule, staff, assessment details included.

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Research Methods in Computer Science Module

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  1. AMSc Research Methods Module co-ordinator: Jane Reid E-mail: jane@dcs.qmul.ac.uk

  2. Outline • Aims of the module • Schedule and staff • Assessment • Further information

  3. Aims of the module • To prepare for the summer project • To teach basic research skills used in pure and applied research in computer science • Increase awareness of research resources • Foster analytical, critical and reflective skills • Raise awareness of the importance of “transferable skills” • Introduce the main approaches to computer science research • Teach appropriate research methods for these approaches • Give relevant, practical experience of applying these methods

  4. Schedule and staff [1] • Main slot: Tuesday 3-5, both semesters • Tutorial slot (provisional): Thursday 4-5, both semesters • Format of the course: • Weeks 1-4: background and transferable skills • Weeks 5-12: research approaches and methods • Weeks 13/14: transferable skills consolidation • Weeks 15-18: seminars/discussion • Weeks 19-24: project preparation

  5. Schedule and staff [2] Week 1 Introduction - Jane Reid Philosophy of science - Graham White / Pat Healey Week 2 Philosophy of science - Graham White / Pat Healey Week 3 Transferable skills - Peter McOwan / Sean Gong Week 4 Information skills training (library-based) - Kathy Abbott

  6. Schedule and staff [3] Weeks 5/6 Research approach I: analytical - Pat Healey / Jon Rowson Weeks 7/8 Research approach II: implementational - Thomas Roelleke / Graham White Weeks 9/10 Research approach III: formal - Sean Gong / Mounia Lalmas Weeks 11/12 Research approach IV: experimental - Jane Reid / Marie-Luce Bourguet

  7. Schedule and staff [4] Weeks 13/14 Transferable skills consolidation Weeks 15-18 Seminars/discussion - external speakers Weeks 19-24 Project: proposal and literature review

  8. Assessment • Coursework only • Written assignment [30%] • Project: proposal + presentation [30%] • Project: literature review [40%]

  9. Further information • Web page at http://www.dcs.qmul.ac.uk/~jane/courses/rm.html • Lecturers for individual sections • Course co-ordinator for administrative matters

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