each chapter ensure mastery. While the book assumes no prior programming knowledge, coverage extends

your knowledge base in your research area -- Contextualising your findings -- Difference between a

Knowledge management.

The different methods of acquiring knowledge -- The scientific method applied to social reality

about their new knowledge and apply their skills in any situation"--

imprecise knowledge; Memory is knowledge in the head; The structure of memory; Approximate models: Memory in

professionals -- Conclusion -- 13. Knowledge management and SHRM -- 13.1. Introduction -- 13.2. Knowledge -- 13

the stage for effective teaching -- Contexts for effective teaching and learning -- Knowledge and

knowledge and capabilities -- Cooperative technological learning and biotechnology -- Culturally framed

-- Evaluating arguments -- Applying your knowledge and skills to the evaluation of arguments -- Constructing

, Michael Parkin, with the knowledge and understanding of local Southern African academics ... [it] is an

-- Evolution of the knowledge economy -- What is knowledge management? -- Knowledge management models