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Chapter 10: Web-based Computing 10.1.2 COSC1165— Intelligent Web Systems 10.1.3 COSC1168— Internet and Intranet Document Engineering 10.1.4 COSC2304— Mobile & Wireless Computing 10.1.5 ISYS1078— Multimedia Information Retrieval 10.1.6 INTE1070— Secure Electronic Commerce 10.1.7 COSC1182— Usability Engineering 10.1.8 COSC2279— Web Services 44 The description for this course can be found on page 31. The description for this course can be found on page 20. The description for this course can be found on page 26. The description for this course can be found on page 20. The description for this course can be found on page 26. The description for this course can be found on page 41. Note: This is a Masters-level course. Course Description This course introduces students to the principles and practice of Web services and their application in Web application development. Topics include introduction to Web services architecture (WSDL, UDDI, SOAP), Web services security and an examination of common implementation platforms for Web services (J2EE and.NET). This course is particularly aimed at students who are interested in research issues in these areas. Pre-requisite Courses and Assumed Knowledge and Capabilities • Fundamental knowledge in relational database concepts, including relational modelling & design, relational algebra & SQL, conceptual modelling, and transactions & concurrency, equivalent to ISYS1055 Introduction to Database Systems • Ability to write Java programs, equivalent to COSC1295 Java for Programmers For more information on the course, go to www.rmit.edu.au/courses2006/035219.
CHAPTER 11 Minor Thesis/Project 11.1 Eligibility 11.1.1 COSC2149 - Research Methods Chapter 11: Minor Thesis/Project Students need to have obtained a CGPA of at least 3.0 in their specialist and elective cluster subjects. Before any thesis or project can be submitted, students must undertake COSC2149 - Research Methods (see page 45). Sometimes a student is undecided as to whether they wish to take a minor thesis. Students may undertake Research Methods and then change their mind and undertake an vocational cluster instead in their final semester (full-time) or year (part-time). The minor thesis/project component is available as COSC2179 Minor Thesis/Project. The duration of the subject is either one year part-time or half a year full-time. If a student wishes to start their thesis on a part-time basis in second semester, then they have to enrol in COSC2180 Minor Thesis/Project Part A and then COSC2181 Minor Thesis/Project Part B instead of COSC2179 Minor Thesis/Project. Before students start Research Methods they should go to https://inside.cs.rmit.edu.au/ students/pgrad_projects/ and discuss a thesis topic with a potential supervisor. If the supervisors agree then students will start on the thesis as part of COSC2149 Research Methods. Aim This course is an introduction to research methods in computer science. It explains the skills needed to successfully complete a thesis/research project in computer science, exposes students to ways of thinking about research, and teaches general skills for writing and experimentation. Objectives At the conclusion of this course a student should be able to: • Understand the process of research and development in computer science; • Utilise tools and methods of research in computer science; • Prepare and present, in a professional manner, written and oral reports of research: • Write research proposals. Syllabus • The Process of Research • Writing a Research Proposal • Library Skills • Empirical Research • Writing and Web Skills • Presentations Research • Research Management • Tools for Experiments • Reading and Assessing Literature 45
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