PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES - RESEARCH PAPER
Description:
Your document for this project will be submitted to WebCT in one of the following file formats: ASCII, MS Word, or PDF
This research paper will be evaluated on the content and clarity of each area as well as the effectiveness, organization and planning.
Factors affecting the evaluation process include the purpose, significance, merit of the investigation, focus, depth and flow.
Research Area:
Programming Language types:
Imperative
Object-oriented
Functional
Declarative
Your are a research scientist at a large software company and have been asked to provide current research (2 years or less) on one of the above listed programming languages type.
Your goal is to provide research in the latest changes, direction, and activity of your language type.
Your paper must include a well-defined direction and review of the influential research in the subject area. The paper must be between 12-15 pages and include a minimum of 10 citations. Each citation in the paper must appear in the reference list. Use proper journals such as IEEE and ACM. You may use trade publications, No web references, and No book references (unless the TextBook for the course).
Form and Style.
Your paper should pay close attention to maintaining a consistent flow and depth. The document must be well written and should be proofread for detail and accuracy.
The paper should follow the basic framework for a scientific paper should answer the following questions:
What is the Problem?
What is the goal of the paper?
What were the results (research findings)?
What are your conclusions?
What is the future research work?
Further definition of structure might be:
1) Define the problem.
2) State your goal.
3) Why are these works significant and relevant?
4) Show current research and current direction.
5) Conclusion
6) Future work or investigations.
References and Citation:
Follow the APA guidelines for references and citations.