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ISE203
| Course | ISE203 |
| Title | Using the Internet for Research |
| Description | Presents methods of information retrieval from large databases and Internet resources. Emphasis on developing cognitive skills for effective information retrieval from web-based search engines and the very large textual databases that are increasingly available to end-users through the Internet. Includes the use of Boolean operators to retrieve relevant information. Students learn how to create search strategies, how to discern relevance in the research process, and they complete a project in which they apply these skills by thoroughly investigating a research topic and creating a website featuring the subject of their database research. Not for CSE or ISE major credit. |
| Prerequisite | CSE 103 or equivalent; U3 or U4 standing; permission of instructor |
| Credit Information | 2 - credits |
| Course webpage | This course is not offered in the Fall 2001 semester. |
| Course Coordinator | George Hart |
