Teaching intellectual production of the math institute/ufgrs
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Abstract
Introduction: The present study is a bibliometric research whose purpose is the
evaluation of teaching production of the Statistics Department (DEST) and the Pure
and Applied Math Department (DMPA) of the Math Institute (IM) of the Federal
University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), concerning of the articles published only in
web journals between 2007 and 2011. Objective: The specific goals of this study are:
an individual analysis of productivity of the articles by author, a verification of the Qualis
and the origin of the journal and an evaluation of the level of collaboration among
authors and institutions.
Methodology: It’s a study of bibliometrics with a qualitative approach using a
questionnaire, and the answers were analyzed in the form of graphics, tables and
others. Results: The results show 177 articles, and DEST (64,4%) has a bigger
production than DMPA (35,6%). Most of the Qualis of the articles are B1 (27,11%), B2
(16,38%) e A2 (15,81%). Foreign journals (62%) appears more than Brazilian (38%).
Conclusion: The study shows that IM/UFRGS teachers are part of an impressive
academic network. There’s a good level of collaboration, most of the part with national
institutions. The results also suggests new studies to find unanswered questions.
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| Authors | Queiroz, Daniela Gralha de Caneda;Moura, Ana Maria Mielniczuk de; |
| Journal | informação & informação |
| Year | 2017 |
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