Caracterizando Departamentos e Programas de Computação Utilizando Análise de Redes Sociais e Bibliometria

  • Luciano A. Digiampietri University of São Paulo
  • Ricardo Linden Faculdade Salesiana Maria Auxiliadora
  • Lenin Barbosa University of São Paulo

Abstract

In this paper we compare the graduate programs in Computer Science of levels 6 and 7 (which CAPES assume to be equivalent to the international best) and those programs best ranked in three international rankings. We used both bibliometric metrics and social networks analysis and found out that there is a great difference between the results achieved by the national and international programs. The results from a principal component analysis show that the Brazilian programs are a class of their own and do not share the characteristics of the best international graduate programs.

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Published
2016-07-05
How to Cite
Luciano Digiampietri, Ricardo Linden, and Lenin Barbosa. 2016. Caracterizando Departamentos e Programas de Computação Utilizando Análise de Redes Sociais e Bibliometria. In Proceedings of the 5th Brazilian Workshop on Social Network Analysis and Mining, July 05, 2016, Porto Alegre, Brasil. SBC, Porto Alegre, Brasil, 67-78. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/brasnam.2016.6444.

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