IT6398 - IT Capstone Project 2
Match the jargon term from capstone project with its definition. |
|
Consistent
use of a grammatical form for equal clauses within a sentence or for items in
a list. |
Parallel Structure |
A
computer program that can be used to automate procedures in applications such
as word-processing software. |
Macro |
Capstone
Editing’s guarantee to our clients that they will be satisfied with the
quality of our work. |
Quality Guarantee |
A
space character that prevents a line break being automatically inserted at
its position. |
Non-breaking space |
Adjusting
the spacing between (characters) in a piece of text to be printed. |
Kerning |
A
document that argues the case for the importance of your idea, to encourage a
publisher to contract you to develop your idea into a book. |
Book Proposal |
The
space between lines of type. |
Leading |
A
specialist editor in the field of academic editing. |
Academic Editor |
The
quality of writing that allows it to sound natural, with a rhythm that is
easy to read or listen to. |
Flow |
A
symbol added to a letter that affects its pronunciation, such as the various
accents in foreign words. |
Diacritic |
The
questionnaire may contain questions that are: |
|
Open-ended
questions |
Do not give options that the respondent must choose |
Closed-ended
questions |
Gove options that the respondent must choose |
Research
papers in Business, Accountancy, Education, Arts and Sciences must use the
______ citation and referencing style. |
APA |
Which
statement is true? |
The Interviewer should record
interviews. |
Examples
of reliability are: |
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Used to assess the
consistency of a measure from one time to another. |
Test retest reliability |
Refers
to how much it measures what it is designed to measure. |
Construct validity |
Used to assess the
consistency of results across items within a test. |
Internal consistency
reliability |
Used
to assess the degree to which different raters/observers give consistent
estimates of the same phenomenon. |
Inter-rater
reliability |
sources, are
reports of a person who relates the testimony of an actual witness or
participant. |
secondary |
Match the Definition of the terms to the Concept. |
|
this section
summarizes what is to be achieved by the study. |
Objectives of the study |
is as
a works cited or reference list. |
Bibliography |
showcases previous
studies and publications relevant to the thesis. |
Review of related literature |
this
section sets parameters of the study |
Scope and limitation |
For format on the
writing of references, research papers in IT, Computer Science, and Engineering
must use the ______ citation and
referencing style. |
IEEE |
The
questionnaire should not be bulky, too long or too thick. |
True |
Kinds of
construct validity are: |
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If at
first glance of a non-expert judge, the test seems to measure what it intends
to measure |
Face Validity |
The test is
compared to another, valid, test to see if it measures the same thing |
Criterion-related validity |
If
the test contains all of the pertinent components of the variable it wants to
measure |
Content validity |
sources are best
and purest; they are the closest from the point of origin |
primary |
The
______ sources are compiled from or based on secondary sources. |
Tertiary |
Kinds of Related Literature are: |
|
pertains to articles and books written
by authorities giving their opinions, experiences, theories or ideas. |
Conceptual Literature |
pertains to published reports of actual research
studies done previously. |
Research Literature |
Scope and Limitation section sets _________
of the study |
parameters |
refers to the consistency of a measure |
reliability |
In Scope and Limitation,
it answers the questions: |
|
what |
coverage of the study |
where |
place w here conducted or area covered |
when |
time conducted |
who |
persons w ho w ere involved |
Types of Observation |
|
This means watching and recording
behavior in its natural setting. |
Naturalistic Observation |
The observer is part of the scene being observed. |
Participant Observation |
Data Gathering Techniques
are: |
|
Is used to prove causality. |
Experiment Method |
Is a questionnaire asked in a one-on
one situation. |
Interview Method |
Is an activity of a sentient living being (e.g.
humans), which senses and assimilates the knowledge of a phenomenon in its
framework of previous knowledge and ideas. |
Observation Method |
Is a self-report data collection
instrument. |
Questionnaire |
Data collection method entails using tests. |
Testing Method |
Is an in-depth, longitudinal
examination of a single instance or event, called a case. |
Case Study Method |
Select the following questions that will be
answered if you have good introduction in your research. Select whichever
applies. |
What did we know about this research before I did this study? |
This page bears the name of the
proponent/s and title of the thesis, together with the signature of the
adviser, college dean and members of the oral defense panel. |
Approval Sheet |
Categories of notes are: |
|
Paraphrases |
– researcher restates the author’s words in his/her
own words |
Summary |
condensed form of the contents |
Quotations |
exact words of the author are reproduced |
Match the jargon term from capstone project with its description. |
|
A
means of adding emphasis to writing (e.g. the arrangement of words, sentence
structure, punctuation and formatting). |
Textual device |
Editing
to ensure that the structure, content, language, style and presentation of
the document are suitable for its intended purpose and readership. |
Substantive Editing |
A
list of the chapter and section headings in a long document with their corresponding
page numbers |
Table of contents |
A
student in a university or college who has not completed a first degree. |
Undergraduate |
The
patterns of formation of sentences and phrases from words in a particular
language. |
Syntax |
In
printing, the style or appearance of type. |
Typeface |
The
pages of a thesis or book before the introductory chapter. |
Preliminary Pages |
A
MS Office tool that allows tracking of changes made to a documen |
Track Changes |
Inadequate
rewording of, and/or failure to reference, the source of an idea resulting in
the unintentional presentation of others’ work as your own. |
Unintentional plagiarism |
Editing
to reduce the number of words of a document, by making the expression more
concise, summarizing and identifying unnecessary detail. |
Word Reduction |
Match the jargon term from capstone project with its definition. |
|
A
computer program that can be used to automate procedures in applications such
as word-processing software |
Macro |
A
space character that prevents a line break being automatically inserted at
its position. |
Non-breaking space |
Adjusting
the spacing between (characters) in a piece of text to be printed. |
Kerning |
Capstone
Editing’s guarantee to our clients that they will be satisfied with the
quality of our work. |
Quality Guarantee |
Consistent
use of a grammatical form for equal clauses within a sentence or for items in
a list. |
Parallel Structure |
Students
from the same college may form a group of at most three (3) members to
conduct one specific thesis, research or design project. |
True |
Only
upon successful completion of Thesis A (or NFE mark has been removed) will
the student be allowed to enroll in Thesis B. |
Agree |
Change
of thesis topic and group members will not be allowed once the thesis
proposal was submitted, defended and approved. |
True |
Research
is part of the Bachelor’s Curricula. This is linked together in response to
an academic assignment and in conducting a major _______________ – thesis,
dissertation, capstone, and design project. |
research project |
When
a student reaches senior standing, he/she becomes eligible to enroll in
Thesis A. |
True |
undergraduate
thesis/dissertation involves faculty’s supervision and support extended to
the students for the completion of their research or thesis requirement
needed for the fulfillment of a degree |
mentoring |
This
is a final project meant to encapsulate all things learned in the IT and IS
program of study. |
capstone project |
The
capstone project shall provide the students with an experience that brings
together the technical knowledge that they have acquired on “real-life”
projects or application. |
True |
The
Capstone Project should be in the form of a systems application or an
enterprise resource plan. It has a total of
_____ units, divided into
Capstone Project 1 and Capstone Project 2. |
3 |
Cross-disciplinary
thesis or design projects will be subjected for approval of the Academic
Affairs Department. |
True |
Submitting
or presenting assignments, take home exams or any work written, prepared or
completed in full or in part by someone else. |
cheating |
Use
of books, notes, calculators, Internet, communication or collaboration with
others, which has not been authorized by the faculty member. |
cheating |
Submitting
another author’s published or unpublished work, in whole, in part, or in
paraphrase, as one’s own work, without fully and properly crediting the other
author with footnotes, citations or other bibliographical reference. |
Plagiarism |
Doing
work for another student. |
collusion |
During
examination, copying from another student’s examination paper, facilitating
other students’ copying and allowing other students to copy from one’s own
paper. |
cheating |
This
is an assistance or an attempt to assist another student in an act of
academic dishonesty. |
Collusion |
This
refers to the the fraudulent or dishonest presentation of work or
presentation of others’ work as one’s own. |
cheating |
This
is taking the words, ideas, data, illustrations or statements of another
person or source and presenting them as one’s own. |
plagiarism |
is
the obligation of every member of AMAES, and breaches of
academic integrity constitute serious offenses |
ethical conduct |
AMAES
upholds academic ___________ at all times |
honesty and integrity |
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