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001561457 1001_ $$aChiroma, Haruna.
001561457 24510 $$aComputing Research Survival Manual :$$bA Practical Handbook for Beginners.
001561457 250__ $$a1st ed.
001561457 264_1 $$aBristol :$$bInstitute of Physics Publishing,$$c2023.
001561457 264_4 $$c©2023.
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001561457 5050_ $$aIntro -- Preface -- Author biographies -- Haruna Chiroma -- Jemal H Abawjy -- Chapter 1 Computing disciplines ecosystem and origin of research -- 1.1 Introduction -- 1.2 Computing disciplines -- 1.2.1 Computer science -- 1.2.2 Software engineering -- 1.2.3 Computer engineering -- 1.2.4 Information systems -- 1.2.5 Information technology -- 1.2.6 Cybersecurity -- 1.2.7 Data science -- 1.2.8 Emerging areas: artificial intelligence -- 1.3 Comparing the focus of the seven disciplines within the computing ecosystem -- 1.4 Scientific research in computing -- 1.4.1 Types of research -- 1.5 Research philosophy and origin of research in computing -- 1.5.1 Origin of research in computer science -- 1.5.2 Origin of research in software engineering -- 1.5.3 Origin of research in information systems -- 1.5.4 Origin of research in information technology -- 1.5.5 Origin of research in data science -- 1.5.6 Origin of research in cybersecurity -- 1.5.7 Origin of research in computer engineering -- 1.6 Comparing research methods in discipline within the computing ecosystems -- 1.7 Generic procedure for computing research -- 1.8 Features of quality and bad research -- 1.9 MSc, PhD and undergraduate project in computing -- 1.10 Organization of the book -- 1.11 Summary -- References -- Chapter 2 Computing search engines and bibliographic databases -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 The computing academic databases -- 2.2.1 Clarivate Analytics Web of Science -- 2.2.2 Scopus -- 2.2.3 Comparing the Scopus and Web of Science -- 2.2.4 DBLP computer science bibliography -- 2.2.5 ACM digital library -- 2.2.6 Ei-Compendex -- 2.2.7 IEEE Xplore -- 2.2.8 ScienceDirect -- 2.2.9 Springerlink -- 2.2.10 PubMed -- 2.2.11 Google Scholar -- 2.3 Comparing the academic search engines: similarities and differences -- 2.4 Summary -- References.
001561457 5058_ $$aChapter 3 Systematic literature review from a computing perspective and research problem formulation -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Why conduct literature search and systematic literature review? -- 3.3 Systematic literature review, narrative review and metadata analysis: differences -- 3.3.1 Approach for conventional review -- 3.3.2 Synthesis of existing evidence and research problem -- 3.4 Proposed systematic literature review methodology for computing -- 3.4.1 Focus and selection of research topic -- 3.4.2 Motivation -- 3.4.3 Keywords -- 3.4.4 Research questions -- 3.4.5 Literature search and data sources -- 3.4.6 Study selection procedure -- 3.4.7 Exclusion and inclusion criteria -- 3.4.8 Inclusion and exclusion of papers -- 3.4.9 Screening based on introduction and conclusion (optional) -- 3.4.10 Stopping the search and the number of articles required for the SLR -- 3.4.11 Data extraction and synthesis -- 3.4.12 Answers to research questions -- 3.4.13 Systematic literature review quality assessment -- 3.4.14 Discussion -- 3.4.15 Limitations -- 3.4.16 Challenges and future research opportunities -- 3.5 The brief structure of systematic literature review -- 3.6 Common mistakes in conducting systematic literature review -- 3.7 Research problem formulation -- 3.7.1 Developing problem statement -- 3.7.2 The problem statement-computer science perspective -- 3.7.3 Research questions -- 3.7.4 Aim and objectives of the research -- 3.7.5 Significance of the research -- 3.7.6 Research scope -- 3.8 Summary -- References -- Chapter 4 Computing research tools and resources -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Research productivity tools -- 4.2.1 Reference management software -- 4.2.2 EndNote -- 4.2.3 Plagiarism detection tool -- 4.2.4 Spelling and grammar checkers: Ginger Software spelling and grammar checker -- 4.2.5 Google documents -- 4.2.6 ShareLaTeX.
001561457 5058_ $$a4.2.7 Backup tools -- 4.2.8 Finding a suitable journal for submitting a paper -- 4.3 Computing research tools -- 4.3.1 Software engineering -- 4.3.2 Information systems and information technology -- 4.3.3 Data science -- 4.3.4 Libraries and frameworks -- 4.4 Computer engineering -- 4.4.1 Gem5 simulator -- 4.4.2 Webots -- 4.5 Hardware and software platforms -- 4.6 Summary -- References -- Chapter 5 Computing datasets and data engineering -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Large-scale datasets as today's reality compared to small-size datasets -- 5.2.1 Definition of big data -- 5.2.2 Characteristics of big data -- 5.2.3 Case studies -- 5.2.4 Content large-scale data format -- 5.2.5 Challenges regarding big data -- 5.3 Benchmark, real-world and synthesis datasets -- 5.4 Characteristic of real-world datasets -- 5.4.1 Missing values -- 5.4.2 Inaccurate values -- 5.4.3 Imbalanced data -- 5.4.4 Outliers and noise -- 5.4.5 Redundant and irrelevant features -- 5.5 Case study: collecting data from a real physical environment-smart city -- 5.6 Knowing your dataset -- 5.7 Cross-datasets -- 5.8 Dark datasets -- 5.9 Research data management -- 5.9.1 Storing, preservation and discarding -- 5.9.2 Safety, security and confidentiality -- 5.9.3 Third party access -- 5.9.4 Data storage facilities -- 5.9.5 Data retention and publication -- 5.9.6 Confidentiality management -- 5.9.7 Responsibilities of researchers on data and developing a data management plan -- 5.10 Research data repositories and sources -- 5.10.1 IEEE DataPort -- 5.10.2 University of California Irvine machine learning repository -- 5.10.3 Kaggle and Code Ocean -- 5.10.4 GitHub platform -- 5.10.5 Google Dataset Search -- 5.10.6 Quantitative and qualitative means of data collection -- 5.10.7 Knowledge discovery in database 99-DARPA, ADFA Linux and NSL-KDD -- 5.11 Features engineering -- 5.12 Summary -- References.
001561457 5058_ $$aChapter 6 Methodology from a computing perspective -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Research methodology in computing -- 6.2.1 Process -- 6.2.2 Modeling -- 6.3 Relating the methodology to the computing disciplines -- 6.4 Algorithms -- 6.4.1 Algorithm performance analysis -- 6.5 Solving real-world problems using algorithms -- 6.5.1 Existing algorithm -- 6.5.2 Modified algorithm -- 6.5.3 New algorithm -- 6.6 Conceptual framework -- 6.7 Comparative study: hardware and software -- 6.8 Case studies -- 6.8.1 Case study 1: software engineering -- 6.8.2 Case study 2: cybersecurity -- 6.8.3 Case study 3: cybersecurity -- 6.8.4 Case study 4: data science -- 6.8.5 Case study 5: computer science -- 6.8.6 Case study 6: information systems -- 6.8.7 Case study 7: computer engineering -- 6.8.8 Case study 8: information technology -- 6.9 Summary -- References -- Chapter 7 Scientific publishing in computing: beginners guide -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 PhD/MSc thesis, journal and conference proceedings publications -- 7.3 Tips for developing an excellent journal paper -- 7.3.1 Title of the paper -- 7.3.2 Abstract -- 7.3.3 Keywords -- 7.3.4 Introduction -- 7.3.5 Theoretical background -- 7.3.6 Methodology -- 7.3.7 Results and discussion -- 7.3.8 Conclusions -- 7.3.9 References -- 7.4 Common reasons for desk rejection and tips to avoiding it during initial screening -- 7.4.1 Disregard for journal aims and scope -- 7.4.2 Poor grammar, writing and formatting -- 7.4.3 Ethical issue: plagiarism/self-plagiarism -- 7.4.4 Insufficient contribution or lack of novelty -- 7.4.5 Resubmitting a rejected paper to a new journal without modification -- 7.4.6 Duplicate submission -- 7.4.7 Poorly developed paper -- 7.4.8 Poor literature reviews -- 7.4.9 Failure to respond to feedback -- 7.4.10 Lack of relevance to an international audience -- 7.5 Cover letter -- 7.6 Research highlights.
001561457 5058_ $$a7.6.1 Highlights -- 7.7 Supplementary materials -- 7.8 Suggesting reviewers for a researcher's own paper -- 7.9 Quality measurement in computing publications -- 7.9.1 Peer review in the research community -- 7.9.2 Peer review cycle -- 7.9.3 Types of peer review in the research community -- 7.10 Responding to reviewer comments -- Letter of Response to Reviewer Comments -- 7.11 Handling of rejections -- 7.12 Understand different publishing models-open access, subscription, and hybrid -- 7.12.1 Open access journals -- 7.12.2 Subscription journals -- 7.12.3 Hybrid journals -- 7.13 Summary -- References -- Chapter 8 Research ethics in computing -- 8.1 Introduction -- 8.2 Research ethics from the perspective of computing -- 8.2.1 Trust -- 8.2.2 Privacy -- 8.2.3 Consent -- 8.2.4 Inclusion and digital divides -- 8.2.5 Visual ethics -- 8.2.6 Research ethics using wearable cameras -- 8.3 The six domains of research ethics -- 8.4 Research misconduct -- 8.4.1 Plagiarism -- 8.4.2 Disciplinary action against plagiarism -- 8.4.3 Plagiarism types -- 8.4.4 Authorship -- 8.4.5 Conflict of interest -- 8.5 Tips to avoid conflict of interest -- 8.5.1 Participation in editorial board -- 8.6 Avoiding research misconduct -- 8.7 Ethics committees and institutional research boards -- 8.8 Research ethics in the context of disciplines in computing -- 8.8.1 Ethics in software engineering -- 8.8.2 Ethics in computer science -- 8.8.3 Ethics in information system -- 8.8.4 Ethics in cyber security -- 8.8.5 Ethics in data science -- 8.8.6 Ethics in information technology -- 8.8.7 Ethics in computer engineering -- 8.9 Negative research results and tips to get published -- 8.9.1 Publishing negative results -- 8.10 Summary -- References -- Chapter 9 Emerging research trends in computing -- 9.1 Introduction -- 9.2 Emerging research topics in computing -- 9.2.1 Computer science.
001561457 5058_ $$a9.2.2 Computer engineering.
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