M.Sc. thesis wordle
Words occurring in my thesis, via Christian Muise. A Wordle. My favorite part is that the word Jambalaya is one of the big ones. Short of Culinary Institute of America grads, who else can say that?
Words used in my M.Sc. thesis
Semantic Werks
Thoughts on people, machines and systems.
About Me
Neil Ernst is a Ph.D candidate in software engineering at the University of Toronto.
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Heh. I’m impressed. What was the title of your thesis?
Christian Muise
2009 February 10 at 20:08
It’s been a while … “Towards Cognitive Support in Knowledge Engineering: An Adoption-Centred Customization Framework for Visual Interfaces”. The wordle diagram is as close as most will get to actually reading it
Neil
2009 February 10 at 21:36
“The wordle diagram is as close as most will get to actually reading it
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A sentiment shared by most people regarding their master’s thesis — mine included :p.
Christian Muise
2009 February 10 at 22:18