Ethnography, Grounded Theory and Systems Analysis
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The document discusses ethnography, grounded theory, and systems analysis methods used in information systems development. It provides definitions and examples of ethnography, grounded theory, and how they can benefit systems analysis. Grounded theory is defined as developing a theory from qualitative data rather than testing a pre-existing hypothesis. The document also presents examples of how grounded theory was used in case studies of image search and RV design to understand user needs and improve systems.
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- 1. Ethnography, Grounded Theory and Systems Analysis Presented by Lyndsey Shaeffer Information Technology IAKM 60005 Spring 2005 Michael Sutton, Instructor
- 3. Systems Development Life Cycle (Source: p 635, Turban et al)
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- 14. Cumulative Coding in Nvivo
- 16. Case Study- Image Search (Source: p 48, Cunningham et al)
- 17. Case Study- Image Search (Source: p 48, Cunningham et al)