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    Step by Step Approach

    Systematic Literature Review


    (SLR)
    Journal Paper
    [ First Time Author’s Research Navigator]
    Dr.Ravi Saripalle
    Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering
    Visakhapatnam
    SLR

    IMPORTANCE
    Clear and Comprehensive
    overview of available Job Credibility
    evidence on a “Given Topic”

    Able to Identify “Research


    Documentation
    Gaps” and Convert them to
    Skills
    “Research Questions”
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    SLR

    DATABASES AND KEY STEPS

    1. Choose your “Area of Interest”

    2. Identify “Key Words” associated to your “Area of Interest” ( Couple of Words to a


    Single Declarative problem statement). For e.g. “Tracking of vehicles using GPS”

    3. You need to “Search Key Words” in the Databases mentioned above as well as Google
    Free Search
    3
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    STEP 1: IEEE SEARCH

    1. Go to http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/home.jsp
    2. Click “Advanced Search”
    3. Select “Full Text & Metadata”
    4. Type your Key Word or Words
    5. Select Content Types as Conference Publications, Journals & Magazines & Early Access Articles
    6. Select Download Citations Link, Select CSV, Citation & Abstract and Click Download. Save Excel
    4
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    STEP 2: ACM SEARCH

    1. Go to http://dl.acm.org/
    2. Select “Advanced Search”
    3. Click (+) to add more text boxes. Type your Key Words and Click Search
    4. Export Results: bibtex | endnote | acmref | csv- Click “CSV” and Download

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    STEP 3: SPRINGER SEARCH

    1. Go to http://link.springer.com
    2. Type Your Key Word and Click Search
    3. Left Side-Select Content Type (Deselect “Chapter”)
    4. Right Hand Side - Click Download Search Results and Save CSV file
    6
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    STEP 4: ScienceDirect SEARCH

    1. Go to http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/search
    2. Type Your Key Words
    3. Select Years (1950-2020) and Search
    4. Select Export File (Text and Content- Citations and abstracts)
    5. Click Export
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    STEP 5: WILEY ONLINE SEARCH

    1. Go to http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/advanced/search
    2. Enter Key Words and Search
    3. Click Select all
    4. Click Export Citation; Click Format Plain Text, Select Citation + Abstract
    5. Export
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    STEP 6: OTHER SOURCES


    Similarly do it
    - Web of Science,
    - Scopus,
    - JSTOR,
    - EconLit
    - Business Source Premier (EBSCO)
    - https://patents.google.com/
    - Google.com
    And to the consolidated list
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    CONSOLIDATE RESULTS

    1. Consolidate all Search Results; Develop “CODE BOOK” using Excel

    2. CODE BOOK Typical Columns: 1)Serial No 2)Database Name 3)Board Theme of the Paper
    4)Your Main Topic Relevant/Not 5)Next Level Topic Relevant or not 6)Key terms Used in the Paper
    7)Author Keywords 8)Document Title 9)Abstract 10)Document Identifier 11)Year 12)Authors
    13)Author Affiliations 14)Publication Title 15)Volume 16)Issue

    3. Add more Columns as it is relevant


    10
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    CODE BOOK (HOW IT LOOKS LIKE)

    11
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    START WRITING PAPER

    1. Use following Published Papers as your Templates


    2. Methodology, Flow and Language can be Emulated
    I. http://52.172.159.94/index.php/indjst/article/view/103784/76879 (Article Name: The Factors Driving Testing
    in DevOps Setting- A Systematic Literature Survey, Authors : Jayasri Angara, Srinivas Prasad and Gutta Sridevi)
    II. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/286662217_Research_trends_on_software_requirement_prioritiza
    tion (Article Name: Research Trends on Software Requirement Prioritization, Authors: Rahul Thakurta )
    III. http://worldcomp-proceedings.com/proc/p2013/SER3070.pdf (Article Name : Research Trends and Open
    Issues in Mobile Application Software Engineering: Authors: Mark Rowan and Josh Dehlinger)

    12
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    TEMPLATE

    13
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    PUBLISH TO JOURNAL

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    About Author

    Director, Center for Innovation and Incubation


    Gayatri Vidya Parishad College of Engineering, Vizag

    Founder, Inspire to Innovate Storytelling Movement

    22 Years of Consulting, IT Program Management, Mentoring, Pre- Sales, Research, and


    Innovation and Incubation Process. Prior to this, Worked for Wipro and served
    Microsoft, JP Morgan, Charles Schwab, FedEx, etc.

    Dr Ravi Saripalle

    Email :saripalle.ravi@gmail.com
    YouTube : Indianrichtalent
    Facebook : saripalle.ravi
    LinkedIn : ravisaripalle
    Twitter : @RaviSaripalle
    Thank You

    Your Time Starts Now!

    You Will

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