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W. Johann Sarmiento IST - Doctoral Plan INFO 694 App. Res. Met. INFO 863 Topics Inf. Sys. INFO 695 Res. Stats I INFO 861 T. Inf.Science PSY 614 P. Solving & Creat. INFO 780 Comp-Sppt Collab Learning INFO 780 Soft Systems Analysis INFO 799 Mediated Experience in HCI INFO 616 Comp-Suppt Co-Op Work INFO 780 Qualitative Res Methods INFO 780 Multimedia Info Retrieval INFO 695 Res. Stats II INFO 780 Comp-Sppt...
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INFO 694 App. Res. Met. INFO 863 Topics Inf. Sys. INFO 695 Res. Stats I INFO 861 T. Inf.Science PSY 614 P. Solving & Creat. INFO 780 Comp-Sppt Collab Learning INFO 780 Soft Systems Analysis INFO 799 Mediated Experience in HCI INFO 616 Comp-Suppt Co-Op Work INFO 780 Qualitative Res Methods INFO 780 Multimedia Info Retrieval INFO 695 Res. Stats II INFO 780 Comp-Sppt Collab Learning Research Experience Journal Club Dissertation Exploration Proposal Development Dissertation
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