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A Unified Classification System for Research in the Computing Disciplines
Information and Software Technology, 2005The field of computing is made up of several disciplines of which Computer Science, Software Engineering, and Information Systems are arguably three of the primary ones. Despite the fact that each discipline has a specific focus, there is also considerable overlap.
Iris Vessey, Robert L. Glass
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Classification of Software Engineering Disciplines
Cybernetics and Systems Analysis, 2008The software engineering disciplines fixed in the international program Curricula-2004 are analyzed. A new classification is given that includes the basic disciplines of this program and its new disciplines that reflect important scientific, engineering, managerial, economic, production, and educational aspects of the software industry.
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A Classification Scheme for Discipline: Type, Mode of Administration, Context
Aggression and Violent Behavior, 1997Abstract This paper reviews research related to parental disciplinary practices and presents a classification scheme discipline that separates discipline into the type and the mode of administration used. Previous research has not kept important constructs related to discipline distinct and has ignored some types of discipline, as well as the mode of
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Occupational Classifications in the Health Information Disciplines
2021If you ask people within the HIDDIN workforce how electronic health records support safe care delivery or how telehealth has shaped service delivery during the time of COVID, there is little dissension. Yet if you ask them what is the umbrella term for the various specialists whose functions relate to managing and governing health data, information ...
David T. Marc +4 more
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Multi-classification of Theses to Disciplines Based on Metadata
2019Thesis classification is fundamental to a wide range of efficient research management. Current thesis classification is limited to major, research direction and classification number manually labeled by students themselves, which lacks standard and accuracy.
Jianling Li +3 more
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Phenomenon Versus Discipline-Based Classification
2016Previous chapters have developed an argument that interdisciplinary scholarship (in particular) would benefit from an approach to classification grounded in phenomena rather than disciplines. It might seem that such a recommendation represents a strong break with traditions in the field of classification research. Yet this is not the case. This chapter
Rick Szostak +2 more
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The classification of disciplines in biology: A plea for pluralism
Acta Biotheoretica, 1980Pluralism is a sound strategy in classifying disciplines of biology. The relevance of a particular classification depends on various methodological issues, on the way in which the scientist's problems are specified, and on factual matters.
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Hunting science: Current position and classification of the discipline
Zeitschrift für Jagdwissenschaft, 2002The author critically discussed the various concepts of emotion in science and the diverging interpretations of the term “game”. The global system of hunting science is presented as an organisation design based on the definition of “hunting”. Hunting is characterised as a type of relationship between man and animal. The hunter and the hunted animal are
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Knowledgemap, an Automated Classification of Research Areas in a Scientific Discipline
2014In this document, we describe the concept and use of KnowledgeMap, an interactive visualization and classification tool for exploring communities of research in a scientific discipline. We define an aggregated measure of association between documents, based on their text, their references, and how they are cited by other documents.
Mahdi Moqri +2 more
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Fuzzy Bayesian models for Classification and Diagnosis in Generalized Cardiology Discipline
2006 World Automation Congress, 2006There has been a steady progress in creating expert systems capable of diagnosis; however, there exists no generic expert system structure capable of accurately representing medical knowledge and extracting diagnosis in a specific multi-disease medical discipline.
Hossein Rahnama +2 more
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