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Prof Alta van der MerwePosition: Deputy Dean Teaching and Learning (EBIT) NRF rating: B3 Office: IT Building 5-82.2 E-mail: [email protected] ORCID: 0000-0002-3652-7512
My research generally focuses on IS and Organizations. The majority of my students use design science as their research approach, mainly using qualitative data collection. My students are involved in the following research focus areas:
The research domains that I investigate include IS organizations, Education. Topics that I am actively involved in are listed below. I can support students who are committed to researching suitable topics in one of the following areas:
These keywords and concepts are relevant to my research. Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Architecture Management, Innovation, Design, Data Science, Design Science, Industry 4.0.
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Prof Machdel MattheePosition: Associate Professor NRF rating: C2 Office: IT Building 5- 58 E-mail: [email protected] ORCID: 0000-0002-6973-1798 My research generally focuses on 21st century skills (skills needed to function in a technology-dominated society) and the teaching thereof. The aim is to provide quality education and promote social well-being: • Computational thinking: the thinking processes underlying computing
• Critical thinking: the importance and role of critical thinking in the information age
• ICT and education: acceptance and use of ICT in education, IS education
• Societal implications of IS: e.g. social aspects of social networks, the changing nature of human agency, fake news.
The research domains that I investigate include schools, higher education institutions, organisations, communities and end-users.
Topics that I am actively involved in are listed below. I can support students who are committed to researching problems in one of the following:
• Enabling teachers to teach computational thinking;
• Effective ways to teach computational thinking;
• The role of numeracy in computational thinking;
• Computational thinking and ethics;
• Fake news and critical thinking;
• Detection of fake news;
• Critical thinking and the IS curriculum
Keywords and concepts relevant to my research: Critical thinking, Change, Societal Implications, ICT and education, Disruption, Social media, Future, 21st century skills, Society 5.0, well-being.
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Prof Hanlie SmutsPosition: Head of Department of Informatics NRF rating: C2 Office: IT Building 5-78 E-mail: [email protected] ORCID: 0000-0001-7120-7787
As I have worked in industry until 2017, I work primarily in the field of Information Systems and Organisation focusing on
The research domains that I investigate are are society 5.0, knowledge management, IT outsourcing, enterprise architecture, disruptive technologies and big data in organisations. Topics that I am actively involved in are listed below. I will support students who are interested in related or similar research:
These keywords and concepts are relevant to my research. Knowledge Management; Information Technology outsourcing; Enterprise Architecture; Digital Disruption; Digital Transformation; Big data; Knowledge visualisation; Artificial Intelligence for Knowledge Management (AI4KM); Knowledge Management for Development (KM4D).
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Dr Henk PretoriusPosition: Senior Lecturer Office: IT Building 5-65 E-mail: [email protected] ORCID: 0000-0003-2051-5290
My research in general focuses on IS in Organizations, but also include technology and sport. I prefer a qualitative research approach. Research areas (in various combinations) that I focus on include:
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Dr JP van DeventerPosition: Senior Lecturer Office: IT Building 5-97 E-mail: [email protected] ORCID: 0000-0002-3598-0921
My research generally focuses on IS and Organizations. I take an interdisciplinary view in applying mostly a quantitative approach to study the following research focus areas:
Topics that I am actively involved in are listed below. I can support students who are committed to researching suitable topics in one of the following areas:
These keywords and concepts are relevant to my research. Knowledge Representation, Enterprise Architecture, Unstructured Analytics, Text Analysis, Data Science
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Dr Lizette WeilbachPosition: Senior lecturer Office: IT Building 5-69 E-mail: [email protected] ORCID: 0000-0002-0827-2444
The research domains that I focus on include IS and organisations, Society 5.0, disruptive technologies and UX (User Experience) Design. I am particularly interested in the way in which information technology affects the social and emotional well-being of people. This includes, but is not limited to:
IS development and design is another passion. I have presented multiple business & systems analysis and design courses to industry. My latest interest in this field focuses on UX design and I’m interested in pursuing research which focusses on evaluating and enhancing the human computer interaction aspects of IS. I’ve been teaching in the field of IS for many years, and thus also have an interest in ICT to support quality education. Here my focus is on ICT to enhance teaching and learning: the use of current tools, techniques, and approaches available for both face-to-face and online teaching and learning. I can support students wanting to do research on all the topics mentioned above. Keywords: Society 5.0; AI use and consequences; disruptive technologies; UX Design; Social Media use; cyberbullying; technology to enhance teaching and learning.
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Prof Tendani MawelaPosition: Associate Professor NRF rating: Y2 Office: IT Building 5-99 E-mail: [email protected] ORCID: 0000-0003-0574-3340
My research generally focuses on IS and Organizations. I take an interdisciplinary view in applying either qualitative or quantitative approaches to study the following research focus areas:
The research domains that I investigate include Public sector organizations, citizens and other e-government user communities. Topics that I am actively involved in are listed below. I can support students who are committed to researching problems in one of the following areas:
These keywords and concepts are relevant to my research. Digital Government, e-Government, Mobile Government (m-Government), Smart Governance, Digital skills, e-Participation, e-Democracy, ICT for Development (ICT4D), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Digital Divide, Digital Inclusion, Social Media, Systematic Literature Reviews.
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Mr Mike NkongoloPosition: Lecturer Office: IT Building, Room 5-100 Email: [email protected] ORCID: 0000-0003-0938-113X
My research focuses on Network Security, Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Natural Language Processing (NLP), and Machine Learning (ML). I take a multidisciplinary view in applying experimental and model-building approaches to work in the following specialized areas of Information Science (IS), Computer Science (CS), and Information Technology (IT):
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Mr Ridewaan HansloPosition: Lecturer Office: IT Building 5-101 Email: [email protected]
My research generally focuses on Information Systems, Software Engineering, and Artificial Intelligence with specialised areas of study in:
The research domains that I investigate include - Agile practitioners, DevOps environments, DLT technologies, IT organizations, low-resourced languages, neural network architectures, NLP conversational agents, predictive analytics, and software development practices.
Topics that I am actively involved in are listed below. I can support students who are committed to researching problems in one of the following:
Keywords and concepts relevant to my research: adoption, agile, agile practitioners, blockchain, chatbots, continuous delivery, continuous deployment, continuous integration, conversational agents, deep learning, devops, distributed ledger technology, IT organizations, low-resourced languages, machine learning, machine translation, natural language processing, neural network architectures, quantitative, scrum, software development, software engineering, statistical analysis, and success factors.
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