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ISOL 536 Security Architecture and Design

Residency Weekend Research Project

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Schedule

Friday

5PM-6PM Check-in 6PM-10PM Instructions / Introduce Research Project

Saturday

8AM-12PM Work in Groups on Research Project

1:30 PM-

2:30 PM

Lunch

3 PM-10 PM Work in Groups (Finish Research Paper / PowerPoint Presentation / Practice Presentation)

Sunday

8 AM-12 PM Group Presentations

12 PM Dismissed / Travel Home

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Research Project

• Each Group was Randomly Chosen by iLearn

• Once Placed into a Group, Do Not Switch to Another Group – You Will Be Graded by Group

• Your Work Is 60% of Your Class Grade (Presentation is 30% (100 Points) and Research Paper is 30% (100 Points))

• Research Project Will Be Assigned Friday After Check-in – Arrive Before 5PM as Late Arrivals Could Be Considered as No Shows and No Credit Given (More On This After DIGS Office Consultation)

• Recommend At Least Two People in Each Group Have Laptop Computers with MS Office

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Research Project

• Research Paper Will Be Presented Orally to the Professor and to Fellow Groups

• Oral Presentation Requires a PowerPoint Slide Show as an Aide to the Presentation

• Research Paper and PowerPoint Slide Show Will Be Uploaded to iLearn Before Departing the Residency Weekend

• Recommend Typing Speaker Notes into the PowerPoint Presentation so Anyone In the Group Can Present the Work

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Research Paper

• Must be in APA Style – Recommend Research APA Style Before Residency Weekend

• Research Paper Must Have at Least 5 Works Cited of Which 2 Must be Peer Reviewed Works/Articles

• Must be at Least 5 Double-Spaced Pages

• Minimum 1,250 words

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Research Project Rubric

Component Exemplary (3) Adequate (2) Inadequate (1)

Project Overview Effectively and insightfully develops a set of testable, supportable and impactful study

hypotheses

Develops a set of testable and supportable hypotheses

Hypotheses are not testable or justifiable

Justification for Hypotheses

The introduction section provides a cogent overview of conceptual and theoretical issues

related to the study hypotheses. Demonstrates

outstanding critical thinking.

The introduction section provides a logical overview of

conceptual and theoretical

issues related to the study

hypotheses. Demonstrates

competent critical thinking.

Very little support for the conceptual and theoretical relevant to the study

hypotheses was provided. Provides

little evidence of sound critical

thinking.

Supporting Evidence Provides clearly appropriate evidence to support position

Provides adequate evidence to support position

Provides little or no evidence to support position

Review of Relevant Research

Sophisticated integration, synthesis, and critique of literature from related fields. Places

work within larger context.

Provides a meaningful summary of the literature. Shows

understanding of relevant

literature.

Provides little or no relevant scholarship

Maintains Purpose / Focus

The project is well organized and has a tight and cohesive focus that is integrated throughout the

document

The project has an organizational structure and the

focus is clear throughout

The document lacks focus or contains major drifts in focus

Methodology • Sample

• Procedures

• Measures

• Data analytic plan

Identifies appropriate methodologies and research techniques (e.g., justifies the sample,

procedures, and measures). Data analytic plan

is suitable to test study hypotheses. Provides

appropriate justification for controls. Project is

feasible

Identifies appropriate methodologies and research

techniques but some details are

missing or vague

The methodologies described are either not suited or poorly suited to

test hypotheses. The methodology is

under-developed and/or is not

feasible.

Grammar, Clarity, and Organization

The manuscript is well written and ideas are well developed and explained. Sentences and

paragraphs are grammatically correct. Uses

subheadings appropriately.

The manuscript effectively communicates ideas. The writing

is grammatically correct, but

some sections lack clarity.

The manuscript is poorly written and confusing. Ideas are not

communicated effectively.

References and Citations Properly and explicitly cited. Reference list matches citations.

Properly cited. May have a few instances in which proper

citations are missing.

The manuscript lacks proper citations or includes no citations

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Checklist

• Check-in Before Each Session • Create Research Paper and PowerPoint

Presentation on the Given Research Project • Upload PowerPoint Presentation to the Classroom

Computer Saturday

• Practice the Oral and PowerPoint Presentation Saturday Before You Leave the Classroom – If You Need a USB Drive to Transfer Files, I Have One You Can Borrow

• Upload Research Paper and PowerPoint Presentation to iLearn Before Departing the Residency Weekend – Note: Both Documents Will Be Reviewed by SafeAssign – If an Issue, Contact Me Immediately

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Checklist

• Ensure Each Member of the Group Works on the Research Project

• Ensure Each Member of the Group is Able to Provide the Oral Presentation and is Prepared for Questions