Academic Careers for Experimental Computer Scientists and Engineers.
by
 
Staff, National Research Council.

Title
Academic Careers for Experimental Computer Scientists and Engineers.

Author
Staff, National Research Council.

ISBN
9780309585682

Personal Author
Staff, National Research Council.

Physical Description
1 online resource (152 pages)

Contents
Academic Careers for Experimental Computer Scientists and Engineers -- Copyright -- Preface -- Contents -- Executive Summary -- THE NATURE OF EXPERIMENTAL COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING -- ECSE AND THE ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT -- PROVIDING A NURTURING ENVIRONMENT FOR ECSE FACULTY -- 1 What Is Experimental Computer Science and Engineering? -- ORGANIZATION AND SCOPE OF THIS REPORT -- COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING -- DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS OF ECSE -- ECSE Is a Synthetic Discipline -- ECSE Focuses Primarily on Artifacts -- Proof of Performance -- Proof of Concept -- Proof of Existence -- Summary -- The Artifacts of ECSE Are Extraordinarily Complex -- ECSE Is Sensitive to Technological Developments -- Computing Artifacts Are Universal -- ECSE Is Not Strongly Coupled to Theoretical Computer Science -- A Succinct Definition of Experimental Computer Science and Engineering -- MORE ON ARTIFACTS -- COMPARISONS WITH OTHER FIELDS -- WHY UNIVERSITIES SHOULD PERFORM ECSE RESEARCH -- 2 An Academic Career in ECSE -- GOALS OF RESEARCH IN ECSE -- RESOURCES FOR ECSE RESEARCH -- Equipment and Software -- Staying on the Cutting Edge in Equipment -- Dedicated Computing Systems -- Specialized Systems -- Space -- Maintaining the Research Environment -- Graduate Students -- Staff Support -- Access to Collaborators and Other Experimental Systems -- Funding -- Time -- Building Complex Artifacts -- Building a Research Laboratory -- Building Industrial Relationships -- Graduating Doctoral Students -- Recovering from Wrong Turns and Dead Ends, and from Being Scooped -- Building a Reputation -- THE RELATIONSHIP OF RESEARCH SCALE TO INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS -- SUMMARY -- 3 Educational Dimensions of Academic ECSE -- KEEPING COURSES CURRENT -- EVALUATING STUDENT WORK -- STUDENT-FACULTY RATIOS -- SUPERVISING NON-PH.D. GRADUATE STUDENTS -- 4 Evaluating Research in ECSE.
 
PUBLICATION AND OTHER FORMS OF DISSEMINATION -- Publications -- Journals -- Conferences -- Artifacts as a Medium for Dissemination -- THEORETICIANS' AND EXPERIMENTALISTS' VIEWS ON EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH -- THE EFFECT OF EVALUATION ON PROBLEM CHOICES AND RESEARCH AREA -- A NOTE ON OTHER DISCIPLINES -- SUMMARY -- 5 A Positive Environment for Academic ECSE -- MENTORING AND ADVOCACY -- Mentoring -- Advocacy -- DESIDERATA FOR THE TENURE AND PROMOTION PROCESS -- Publications -- Artifacts -- Review Letters -- Funding History -- Other considerations in the T&P Process -- Ph.D. Students -- Consulting -- Workshops -- Teaching -- Service -- INSTITUTIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ENVIRONMENT -- 6 Special Needs and Concerns of Non-Doctorate-Granting and Less Recognized Institutions -- MISSION -- SIZE -- RESOURCES -- MODELS FOR CONDUCTING ECSE RESEARCH AT NPHD SCHOOLS -- Proof-of-Performance Research -- Collaborative Research -- FACULTY EVALUATION -- 7 Findings and Recommendations -- RECOMMENDATIONS -- Recommendations for Departments -- Recommendations for University Evaluators -- POLICY ISSUES -- Federal Government -- Industry -- Appendixes -- Appendix A Surveying the ECSE Community -- Appendix B Comparing Journal and Conference Publication -- TIME TO PUBLICATION -- SELECTIVITY.

Local Note
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.

Subject Term
Computer engineering -- Vocational guidance.
 
Computer science -- Vocational guidance.

Genre
Electronic books.

Added Author
Com, Committee on Academic Careers for Experimental.

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LibraryMaterial TypeItem BarcodeShelf NumberStatus
IYTE LibraryE-Book1318286-1001QA76.25 -- .N38 1994 EBEbrary E-Books