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For Part 1, their observations/answers to the following questions: | For Part 1, their observations/answers to the following questions: | ||
#How do people interact? | #How do people interact? | ||
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| − | + | #Are there any terms that seem to have special meaning? | |
| − | + | #What advantages might IRC have over other real-time communication methods (like Google Chat or Facebook Messenger?) Are there potential disadvantages? | |
For Part 3: observations of the #a11y channel communications and how they differed from the sample dialog in Part 1. | For Part 3: observations of the #a11y channel communications and how they differed from the sample dialog in Part 1. | ||
For Part 4 (optional): a list of at least 5 commands that will work in the channel that was created, and what they mean. | For Part 4 (optional): a list of at least 5 commands that will work in the channel that was created, and what they mean. | ||
Revision as of 01:23, 30 September 2017
Joshua C. Nwokeji
Dr. Joshua C. Nwokeji is an assistant professor of Information Systems at the Department of Computer and Information Science (CIS), Gannon University Erie, Pennsylvania. He completed his Ph.D., in June 2016, and joined CIS Dept., in August 2016. Click here to view my [My Homepage].
As a faculty in early career stage, Joshua is seeking and willing to collaborate in research that will lead to high quality publications and attract funding. Please feel free to get in touch[[1]].
Joshua is interested in these broad research areas:
- Software Requirements Engineering,
- Goal oriented requirements engineering (GORE);
- Enterprise Modeling and Agility;
- Systems Analysis and Design;
- Requirements Engineering Education;
- Enterprise Architecture.
Currently, Joshua has few publications in these areas, some of which are available in Google Scholar.
Stage 1 Activities
Intro to IRC: Deliverables
For Part 1, their observations/answers to the following questions:
#How do people interact?
#What is the pattern of communication?
#Are there any terms that seem to have special meaning?
#What advantages might IRC have over other real-time communication methods (like Google Chat or Facebook Messenger?) Are there potential disadvantages?
For Part 3: observations of the #a11y channel communications and how they differed from the sample dialog in Part 1.
For Part 4 (optional): a list of at least 5 commands that will work in the channel that was created, and what they mean.
