What are the best book, materials, program to teaching system analysis and design?

1- what is the new trends and recommendations in teaching project management subject for technical students?

2- is there different in teaching this subject for computer science major and information science major? what is it, if exist?

3- what are recommended book?

4- what is the best teaching strategy for teaching it?

5- what are related sciences that can teach with it?

6- how can I congener it with 'system analysis and design'?

If you examine the tables of contents of most eLearning systems/lessons/courses, etc., you find that the underlying educational philosophy is one of Objectivism. This theory holds that the student's mind is an empty slate that the lecturer/teacher/instructor fills up. The systems approach to this kind of eEducation has the creator of that system examine the subject to be taught, divide it up into small bits, sequence the bits in some logical order, and then put all students through the same process of learning the material in that order.

For example, eTextbooks (most of eLearning materials are some kind of electronic textbooks and called Tutorials) for learning elementary programming suggest that IF statements MUST come before LOOPING statements and so they contain chapters devoted to everything about selection, before anything is seen of repetition. These eLearning systems are reference works, not learning materials. The objectivist theory ignores the fact that such a methodology is deadly boring to most students. First, it forces them to "learn" things they already know. And second, it ignores any individual difference in learning style or preference.

Constructivist educational philosophy, on the other hand, views the student as knowledgeable and task driven. New things are learned by integrating them into what is already known and it is done primarily so that meaningful (to the person) tasks may be carried out.

Your thoughts on why the objectivist approach in eTeaching/eLearnig is used instead constructivist.

Hello,

I graduated with a Master's degree in Computer Science and I have been working as a software engineer for 3 years.

At the moment I am planning to do my PhD in industry. I have some difficulties finding a topic.

So the research area would be requirement engineering, system engineering and cloud computing.

Do you have some topic suggestions or useful resources?

Thank you in advance.

I will like to investigate the effect of bore hole drilling on environment relating to vibration of the land and possible side effect. My area of concentration is Intelligent System Engineering in Computer Science field.

In your opinion, what is the single most important quality of a good students?

Can we tie the actor model in computer science to the system theory and the actor systems dynamic theory to realize working systems that exhibit certain characteristics?

for example, can the actors in computational systems embody the properties and dynamics modeled by the systems and ASD theories to build a cooperative economic model as an alternative to extractive capitalist model?

I have a legacy code that is written in f77, I am looking for a f77 compiler. I have been using gfortan but it doesn't work well.