In this weeks blog, I will present my final hypothesis for my proposal, a simple flow chart for accomplishing my research goals, and close with a brief discussion of my research approach and methods of measurement to accomplish my project. Hypothesis It is my considered opinion that the viability of personal computer sales, production, and … Continue reading Wrapping it up to a research proposal
Final Hypothesis: The negative physical and mental health effects of cramped conditions and isolation experienced during long duration space missions can be mitigated by a combination of ergonomic design of interior space, and electronic diversions such as computer games and digital literature. Methods: I would like to have those who are being considered for potential missions … Continue reading Week 14 Final Hypothesis
Hypothesis I will look at how much affect smart technology devices affect our social lives from a in-person perspective. I will ask a series of question to determine if they pretty much have smartphone withdraws if they are without their phone for extended period of time and if they go on to have a deep … Continue reading Technology Smart Device Addiction Outline
Research Proposal Outline Research Purpose The purpose of my research is to determine how introducing machine learning into clinical environments could affect healthcare. The research will be conducted using a qualitative method because at the end of the study, multiple members of the clinical staff in different job roles will be interviewed to determine how … Continue reading Machine Learning in Healthcare – Proposal Preparation
Hypothesis Quantum resistant cryptography algorithms can be as secure and fast as current RSA and Diffie-Hellman based algorithms. This will result in an economical transition once new standards are set by the appropriate governing bodies. Research Approach Research on this subject will be primarily conducted using quantitative data collected from a variety of algorithms. This … Continue reading Suitability of Algorithms
Hypothesis In-person learners have higher test scores than virtual learners. I am going to conduct a quantitative experiment that looks at math test scores of in-person vs virtual middle school students. I want to know if in-person students are more successful than virtual students. The purpose of this experiment is to see if virtual interventions … Continue reading Virtual vs In-Person Learners- Proposal Outline
Hypothesis This proposal will ultimately look to combine usability testing with qualitative research methods within a workplace environment that uses software to complete task. Ultimately, I will be looking into ways to improve the companies software through test and observation. I will identify what is challenging for users and ask, How can this workplace improve … Continue reading Proposal Preparation
Students presented many of the Quiz 5 questions via Zoom during our class time last semester. All of those tutorials are included in this post. This video covers Questions 44 to 51 and included a discussion of Citation Tracing. It starts with a quick tour of the useful appendixes from your previous text. This covers … Continue reading Available Video Reviews for Quiz 5
Please finish reading Duesbery & Twyman Parts 9 & 10 and read Patten & Newhart Part 10. This week’s reading should help you gain some final clarification on the proposal assignment. The Quiz will cover Duesbery & Twyman Parts 6 – 10 Finally, you’ll start planning the Informatics Applied Research Project Proposal by writing the … Continue reading What’s Ahead for Week 14: Last Quiz & Prepare the Proposal