Hi All,
I am looking for a good textbook that can be used to teach 'research methods in information systems' to both undergraduate and graduate students. Any suggestions ?
Thank you.
Robson & McCartan, 2016 - Real World Research. Not specifically for IS students but a very good all-round research methods text which is readable and contains good examples. If you mean 'Information Systems' then I think this would be ideal, especially for pg students. If you are actually talking about IT-related projects, then this may not be the best text but I am not able to suggest another. For undergraduates, Bell and Waters, 2018, Doing your Research Project may be better.
Books for research Methodology: 1-Book – Research method in Management – Cooper and Schindler, Magro Hill 2-Research Method in management – 8th Edition Willim Zikmund, Cengage Learning
Research Methods for Information Systems Har/Dvdr Edition
by Ronald S. King
Thanks everyone for these suggestions, I will review the textbooks.
Recker,J.,(2013).Scientific research in information systems a beginner guide .springer
Dear , you will find useful information in link below:
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/8e17/51bea05507bd7576ca4dc6a720c7c62a9d93.pdf
Dear Joshua,
I can highly recommend "Scientific Research in Information Systems" (2013) by Jan Recker. It is very concise and practical. Link: https://www.springer.com/de/book/9783642300479
If you are interested in design science research, which has become a popular research paradigm in information systems, I would recommend "An Introduction to Design Science" (2014) by Johannesson & Perjons. Link: https://www.springer.com/de/book/9783319106311
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