Research in Information: Frameworks and Design


INF3003H

INF3003H — Research in Information: Frameworks and Design

A systematic introduction to and analysis of the conceptual frameworks and methods (analytic, empirical, evaluative, etc.) employed in information research. Approaches to be considered to be selected from among: (i) discursive (cultural studies, literary theory, continental philosophy; (ii) science and engineering (computer science, HCI); (iii) conceptual (philosophy, mathematical); (iv) qualitative (social science), and (v) quantitative (social science).

Old course title is “Research in Information: Frameworks and Methods”

New course title as of September 2018 is “Research in Information: Frameworks and Design”

Pre-requisite: INF3001H (can be taken concurrently if courses are offered in the same term)
Note: Must be enrolled in PhD program or have permission from instructor

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