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Great Student Questions and some not so great answers Topics for the Interview Must be tailored by you Only you know your case Use what you have learned so far Read Ask us Discuss within the team Topics - Green is

Great Student Questions and some not so great answers
Topics for the Interview ● Must be tailored by you ● Only you know your case ● Use what you have learned so far ● Read ● Ask us ● Discuss within the team
Topics - Green is covered to date Process Architecture Governance Strategies Assemblage Theory Actor Network Reflexive Complexity Theory Modernisation Science
Topics Remember Information Infrastructure ● Use the slide from the first group lecture.
How am I to know this? How to handle complexity? ● By recognizing complexity by using Complexity Theory. ● By analyzing and using ANT ● By viewing as an II ● Be aware of Reflexive Modernization effects ● And much more to come ...
Tips ● Use a referencing tool Ex: Zotero / Mendeley etc. ● Select a referencing style and stick with it ● Delegate topics or work ● UIO VPN service ● Use Google Drive for collaboration, Word for preparing deliveries

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