This course introduces students to the issues, concepts, methods and techniques associated with science and technology research in general and those most commonly used for research in information technology and management. On successful completion of this course, students should be able to: Recognize and explain the main research methodologies used in information technology research, Choose the appropriate research methodology, Describe the most common data collection and analysis methods used in information systems research, Explain the ethical and professional issues that may arise in research, Communicate both orally and in writing, and describe the professional environment and different kinds of roles in which information technology research is conducted.
