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CS EE WORLD

ABOUT CS EE WORLD

CS EE World was created in 2019 by a May 2019 IB graduate upon the realization that there weren't enough free Computer Science Extended Essay (CS EE) exemplars online to properly guide IB students. As the notable website I B CompSci Hub says, "Extended Essays in Computer Science are not easy to do," so students need the guidance to write good papers.

This site hosts the ✨world's largest✨ collection of free original CS EEs , each of which was donated directly to us by previous students. We also include some links to EEs existing elsewhere online. Feel free to download from our collection, and please remember to donate your EE to us when it's completed and you've gotten your official IB grades! 

Our Collection

At the time of writing this, the latest official IB EE guide came into action in 2018; pre-2018 EEs should be considered old. Nonetheless, we'll happily accept pre-2018 EEs, and readers are still encouraged to consider reading pre-2018 EEs - there are still things to learn from them.

Number of EEs available: 47

EE Grade Boundaries

Investigating The Effect of Customizeable Configurations of Computer Vision Algorithms on Performance

Mark: 32/34, grade: a , session: may 2019, submitter info: anonymous, to what extent are the binary and jump search algorithms efficient for data sets of increasing sizes, mark: 21/34, grade: b , donated ee submitter info: discord username: swastikツ#4284, assessing the use of machine learning algorithms for predicting the outcome of random number generators., mark: 29/34, session: may 2018, investigating the time complexities of the avl tree and red-black tree insertion algorithms., mark: 30/34, external ee, source: redditor u/liammcquay's gdrive, comparing the performance of different classifier data mining algorithms in relation to the size of the training set, mark: 26/34, to what extent does varying the speeds of system ram affect the speeds of a hard disk drive in a computer system in a computerized workplace, mark: 20/34 (uncertain), grade: c ,  what is the difference between the runtime efficiency of dijkstra’s and the a* pathfinding algorithms in finding the shortest path in mazes with varying size , session: may 2021, donated ee submitter info: anonymous, to what extent can genetic algorithms optimize the english keyboard layout for speed, mark: 27/34, submitter info:.

Travis Ziegler, MIT Class of 2023

Emai: tjz [at] mit [dot] edu

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The use of Neural Networks in Verifying Handwritten Signatures

Mark: 23/34, donated ee submitter info: email: karlis [dot] siders [at] gmail [dot] com (why is the em ail displayed like this), investigation into 256-bit hashing and its vulnerability to increasing computing speeds, session: november 2018, submitter info: name: jarred vardy, email: jarred [dot] vardy [at] gmail [dot] com.

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Discord ID: pants#0422

"feel free to ping me in discord on the ib server and ask whatever questions you would like, or email me. pinging me in discord helps other people too so that's preferable.", to what extent would depth first search or breadth first search be suitable for search in graph data structures used by social networks, taking time and memory as determining factors, in the java virtual machine, mark: 17/34, to what extent does kernel page table isolation affect performance in systems powered by intel cpus.

June-Kyoo Park

https://junekyoopark.github.io/ib/

To what extent the variation in search pattern will affect the efficiency of Rabin Karp algorithm and Boyer Moore algorithm in the terms of time complexity?

Session: november 2019, to what extent is the tf-idf score a reliable means of classifying text and predicting job titles, session: may 2020.

Zaid Maayah, UC Berkeley Class of 2024

zaidmaayah [at] berkeley [dot] edu

To what extent are character-level convolutional neural networks viable for classifying texts by their century of creation?

Mark: 31/34.

"My name is Matvey and I am going to Waterloo for Honors Math with a

planned specialization in Data Science. Feel free to contact me at

matvey [dot] a [dot] ryabov [at] gmail.com"

How effective are graph path searching and traversing algorithms compared to tree ones?

Name: Murad

Email: muradshahmamadli [at] gmail [dot] com

Accepted into: The University of British Columbia

To what extent is the GNU C library heap implementation on glibc version 2.31 more secure than version 2.15 and how has this affected its performance?

Mark: 28/34, donated ee submitter info:.

Name: Rajvardhan Agarwal Email: me [at] r4j [dot] dev

Investigating the efficiency of AES and RSA Encryption algorithms in terms of the memory used and time taken to encrypt/decrypt alphanumeric data

Mark: 24/34, which type of random number generator most consistently produces sufficiently random binary sequences.

Gabriel DiFiore 

difioregabe [at] gmail [dot] com

Studying Computer Science and Engineering at The Ohio State University

Submitter Advice:

“Please write your CS EEs in LaTeX”

To what extent is a divide-and-conquer algorithm applicable to solving the problem of ordinal classification with a binary classifier in terms of time complexity and performance?

How does the sorting efficiency of the tree sort compare to that of the heap sort in terms of time complexity for increasing sizes of randomized integer datasets, to what extent register-based bytecode is more suitable for high-performance process virtual machines than stack-based bytecode, to what extent is type inference possible for statically typed polymorphic object-oriented programming languages, mark: 16/34, how far does dijkstra’s search algorithm compare to a* search algorithm for finding the shortest path in a graph as the size of the graph increases by number of vertices , mark: 22/34, donated ee submitter info: discord: sid_#6681, to what extent is the chinese pinyin ime different from chinese stroke ime in terms of speed and efficiency, mark: 14/34, donated ee submitter info: sfu cs 2025 pipiroy03 [at] gmail [dot] com please do consult your topic with supervisor. my supervisor ditched me during summer break so i came up with this weird topic. also just 2 marks away from b though :l (why is the emai l displayed like this),  to what extent do contemporary quantum computing solutions affect the current and future security of rsa as a public key cryptography solution .

Jaden Majid

majid [dot] jaden [at] gmail.com

UBC Faculty of Science

Investigating Relationship Between Covid-19 and Spectrograms of Coughing Acoustics Through the Use of Convolutional Neural Network

Session: may 2022.

Going to UWaterloo CS + WLU BBA

wooqianghao [at] gmail [dot] com

A Comparative Study of the Blowfish and RSA Encryption Algorithms’ speed while encrypting data of different sizes.

To what extent is the performance of tournament selection strategy better than that of roulette wheel selection in solving the knapsack problem in terms of convergence rate and quality of the solution with different configurations.

Name: Lam Ho Accepted into: Dual Degree between Tel Aviv University and Columbia University "Feel free to contact me at lamho [dot] ghis [at] gmail [dot] com for any questions regarding the IB in general or the CS EE specifically, I would be more than happy to help (if I could)!" (Why is the email displayed like this?)

Investigating the effect on performance using a data structure in graph algorithms

How accurate and efficient are different neural networks in solving the protein folding problem, which hashing algorithm out of md5 and sha -1 is the best in validating data transfer using sftp (simple file transfer protocol) over a network that implements ssh protocol in terms of speed of data transfer and collision resistance.

Discord: <3#7654

 To what extent Branch and Bound algorithm, Greedy algorithm and the Christofides' algorithm are efficient ways of solving the Travelling Salesman Problem (TSP)? 

Donated ee submitter info: "e-mail: nadia [dot] hoffmann123 [at] gmail.com my name is nadia, i got admitted to several unis, but going to warsaw university my supervisor expected my ee to be graded higher, but i'm happy with the result nonetheless, as the entire process of writing the essay was surprisingly quite pleasant. if you have any questions regarding cs ee, cas or ib in general, i'll be more than happy to help good luck with your essay :)" (why is t he email displayed like this),  to what extent is the speed of a levenshtein’s distance-based approximate string-matching algorithm different when being processed on a cpu vs. on a gpu.

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In Solving the Travelling Salesman Problem Using a Genetic Algorithm, How Does Order Crossover Compare to Partially Mapped Crossover in Terms of Improving the Efficiency of Convergence and Optimality of the Solution?

Session: november 2022.

Email: oso [dot] esperson [at] gmail [dot] com (Why is the e mail displayed like this?)

How does the genetic algorithm compare to that of the particle swarm optimization algorithm in providing solutions to optimization problems in terms of speed and accuracy?

Name: Jack Cantwell Email: jack [dot] cantwelljc [at] gmail.co m (Why is the e mail displayed like this?)

To what extent can the genetic algorithm be applied in constructing decision trees for data classification?

Session: may 2023, donated ee submitter info: "committed uwaterloo cs, code here: https://github.com/blackgaurd/gdt, disc ord: azoo", to what extent is the performance of the k-means clustering algorithm in unsupervised learning influenced by the initial placement algorithm, the number of features, and the number of clusters, to what extent can a feed forward neural network successfully mitigate an http-flood distributed denial-of-service attack.

Email: dhrumangupta06 [at] gmail [dot] com (Why is the e mail displayed like this?)

How does “k-nearest neighbour algorithm” compare to “Naïve Bayes algorithm” in diagnosing Parkinson’s Disease, when using striatum dimensional features as input data?

Mark: 25/34, to what extent is the ability of an intelligent agent to operate in unfamiliar scenarios affected by the number of hidden-layer neurons in its neural network and the number of generations it is trained for.

Name: Sachin Ramanathan

School: UC San Diego Class of 2027

Email: saramanathan [at] ucsd [dot] edu (Why is the email displayed like this?)

How effectively do the hyperparameters of a GANs influence its ability to generate high-quality images and its time complexity?

Mark: 20/34.

"There were way too many complications in this EE, and it would be too much to explain here. However, I can't stress enough how important it is to have a simple RQ. If you have any queries you can reach out via discord: .alblob"

To what extent does Smoothing Reduce False Edge Detection from Blurry Areas of Images on Various Edge Detection Algorithms?

Name: Haichuan Wang Contact: pridak [at] foxmail [dot] com University: UCSD (Why is the email displayed like this?)

How does Netflix’s Recommendation Algorithm use a collaborative filtering-based recommender system to provide efficient recommendations to users?

Mark: 18/34, to what extent is the accuracy of lstm neural networks for the prediction of bitcoin pricing influenced by time frequencies.

"Hey fellow IB victims, I graduated in May 2023 and am now studying Computer Science at uni. For any help you can contact me on ig @elucia_narduzzi. Take care:)"

How do convolutional neural networks compare to recurrent neural networks in terms of speed and accuracy when performing speech recognition?

To what extent is the performance of a neural network dependent on the batch size and number of epochs at varying rates of training data mislabelling.

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International Baccalaureate (IB)

IB students around the globe fear writing the Extended Essay, but it doesn't have to be a source of stress! In this article, I'll get you excited about writing your Extended Essay and provide you with the resources you need to get an A on it.

If you're reading this article, I'm going to assume you're an IB student getting ready to write your Extended Essay. If you're looking at this as a potential future IB student, I recommend reading our introductory IB articles first, including our guide to what the IB program is and our full coverage of the IB curriculum .

IB Extended Essay: Why Should You Trust My Advice?

I myself am a recipient of an IB Diploma, and I happened to receive an A on my IB Extended Essay. Don't believe me? The proof is in the IBO pudding:

If you're confused by what this report means, EE is short for Extended Essay , and English A1 is the subject that my Extended Essay topic coordinated with. In layman's terms, my IB Diploma was graded in May 2010, I wrote my Extended Essay in the English A1 category, and I received an A grade on it.

What Is the Extended Essay in the IB Diploma Programme?

The IB Extended Essay, or EE , is a mini-thesis you write under the supervision of an IB advisor (an IB teacher at your school), which counts toward your IB Diploma (learn more about the major IB Diploma requirements in our guide) . I will explain exactly how the EE affects your Diploma later in this article.

For the Extended Essay, you will choose a research question as a topic, conduct the research independently, then write an essay on your findings . The essay itself is a long one—although there's a cap of 4,000 words, most successful essays get very close to this limit.

Keep in mind that the IB requires this essay to be a "formal piece of academic writing," meaning you'll have to do outside research and cite additional sources.

The IB Extended Essay must include the following:

• A title page
• Contents page
• Introduction
• Body of the essay
• References and bibliography

Additionally, your research topic must fall into one of the six approved DP categories , or IB subject groups, which are as follows:

• Group 1: Studies in Language and Literature
• Group 2: Language Acquisition
• Group 3: Individuals and Societies
• Group 4: Sciences
• Group 5: Mathematics
• Group 6: The Arts

Once you figure out your category and have identified a potential research topic, it's time to pick your advisor, who is normally an IB teacher at your school (though you can also find one online ). This person will help direct your research, and they'll conduct the reflection sessions you'll have to do as part of your Extended Essay.

As of 2018, the IB requires a "reflection process" as part of your EE supervision process. To fulfill this requirement, you have to meet at least three times with your supervisor in what the IB calls "reflection sessions." These meetings are not only mandatory but are also part of the formal assessment of the EE and your research methods.

According to the IB, the purpose of these meetings is to "provide an opportunity for students to reflect on their engagement with the research process." Basically, these meetings give your supervisor the opportunity to offer feedback, push you to think differently, and encourage you to evaluate your research process.

The final reflection session is called the viva voce, and it's a short 10- to 15-minute interview between you and your advisor. This happens at the very end of the EE process, and it's designed to help your advisor write their report, which factors into your EE grade.

Here are the topics covered in your viva voce :

• A check on plagiarism and malpractice
• Your reflection on your project's successes and difficulties
• Your reflection on what you've learned during the EE process

Your completed Extended Essay, along with your supervisor's report, will then be sent to the IB to be graded. We'll cover the assessment criteria in just a moment.

We'll help you learn how to have those "lightbulb" moments...even on test day!  

What Should You Write About in Your IB Extended Essay?

You can technically write about anything, so long as it falls within one of the approved categories listed above.

It's best to choose a topic that matches one of the IB courses , (such as Theatre, Film, Spanish, French, Math, Biology, etc.), which shouldn't be difficult because there are so many class subjects.

Here is a range of sample topics with the attached extended essay:

• Biology: The Effect of Age and Gender on the Photoreceptor Cells in the Human Retina
• Chemistry: How Does Reflux Time Affect the Yield and Purity of Ethyl Aminobenzoate (Benzocaine), and How Effective is Recrystallisation as a Purification Technique for This Compound?
• English: An Exploration of Jane Austen's Use of the Outdoors in Emma
• Geography: The Effect of Location on the Educational Attainment of Indigenous Secondary Students in Queensland, Australia
• Math: Alhazen's Billiard Problem
• Visual Arts: Can Luc Tuymans Be Classified as a Political Painter?

You can see from how varied the topics are that you have a lot of freedom when it comes to picking a topic . So how do you pick when the options are limitless?

How to Write a Stellar IB Extended Essay: 6 Essential Tips

Below are six key tips to keep in mind as you work on your Extended Essay for the IB DP. Follow these and you're sure to get an A!

#1: Write About Something You Enjoy

You can't expect to write a compelling essay if you're not a fan of the topic on which you're writing. For example, I just love British theatre and ended up writing my Extended Essay on a revolution in post-WWII British theatre. (Yes, I'm definitely a #TheatreNerd.)

I really encourage anyone who pursues an IB Diploma to take the Extended Essay seriously. I was fortunate enough to receive a full-tuition merit scholarship to USC's School of Dramatic Arts program. In my interview for the scholarship, I spoke passionately about my Extended Essay; thus, I genuinely think my Extended Essay helped me get my scholarship.

But how do you find a topic you're passionate about? Start by thinking about which classes you enjoy the most and why . Do you like math classes because you like to solve problems? Or do you enjoy English because you like to analyze literary texts?

Keep in mind that there's no right or wrong answer when it comes to choosing your Extended Essay topic. You're not more likely to get high marks because you're writing about science, just like you're not doomed to failure because you've chosen to tackle the social sciences. The quality of what you produce—not the field you choose to research within—will determine your grade.

Once you've figured out your category, you should brainstorm more specific topics by putting pen to paper . What was your favorite chapter you learned in that class? Was it astrophysics or mechanics? What did you like about that specific chapter? Is there something you want to learn more about? I recommend spending a few hours on this type of brainstorming.

One last note: if you're truly stumped on what to research, pick a topic that will help you in your future major or career . That way you can use your Extended Essay as a talking point in your college essays (and it will prepare you for your studies to come too!).

#2: Select a Topic That Is Neither Too Broad nor Too Narrow

There's a fine line between broad and narrow. You need to write about something specific, but not so specific that you can't write 4,000 words on it.

You can't write about WWII because that would be a book's worth of material. You also don't want to write about what type of soup prisoners of war received behind enemy lines, because you probably won’t be able to come up with 4,000 words of material about it. However, you could possibly write about how the conditions in German POW camps—and the rations provided—were directly affected by the Nazis' successes and failures on the front, including the use of captured factories and prison labor in Eastern Europe to increase production. WWII military history might be a little overdone, but you get my point.

If you're really stuck trying to pinpoint a not-too-broad-or-too-narrow topic, I suggest trying to brainstorm a topic that uses a comparison. Once you begin looking through the list of sample essays below, you'll notice that many use comparisons to formulate their main arguments.

I also used a comparison in my EE, contrasting Harold Pinter's Party Time with John Osborne's Look Back in Anger in order to show a transition in British theatre. Topics with comparisons of two to three plays, books, and so on tend to be the sweet spot. You can analyze each item and then compare them with one another after doing some in-depth analysis of each individually. The ways these items compare and contrast will end up forming the thesis of your essay!

When choosing a comparative topic, the key is that the comparison should be significant. I compared two plays to illustrate the transition in British theatre, but you could compare the ways different regional dialects affect people's job prospects or how different temperatures may or may not affect the mating patterns of lightning bugs. The point here is that comparisons not only help you limit your topic, but they also help you build your argument.

Comparisons are not the only way to get a grade-A EE, though. If after brainstorming, you pick a non-comparison-based topic and are still unsure whether your topic is too broad or narrow, spend about 30 minutes doing some basic research and see how much material is out there.

If there are more than 1,000 books, articles, or documentaries out there on that exact topic, it may be too broad. But if there are only two books that have any connection to your topic, it may be too narrow. If you're still unsure, ask your advisor—it's what they're there for! Speaking of advisors...

Don't get stuck with a narrow topic!

#3: Choose an Advisor Who Is Familiar With Your Topic

If you're not certain of who you would like to be your advisor, create a list of your top three choices. Next, write down the pros and cons of each possibility (I know this sounds tedious, but it really helps!).

For example, Mr. Green is my favorite teacher and we get along really well, but he teaches English. For my EE, I want to conduct an experiment that compares the efficiency of American electric cars with foreign electric cars.

I had Ms. White a year ago. She teaches physics and enjoyed having me in her class. Unlike Mr. Green, Ms. White could help me design my experiment.

Based on my topic and what I need from my advisor, Ms. White would be a better fit for me than would Mr. Green (even though I like him a lot).

The moral of my story is this: do not just ask your favorite teacher to be your advisor . They might be a hindrance to you if they teach another subject. For example, I would not recommend asking your biology teacher to guide you in writing an English literature-based EE.

There can, of course, be exceptions to this rule. If you have a teacher who's passionate and knowledgeable about your topic (as my English teacher was about my theatre topic), you could ask that instructor. Consider all your options before you do this. There was no theatre teacher at my high school, so I couldn't find a theatre-specific advisor, but I chose the next best thing.

Before you approach a teacher to serve as your advisor, check with your high school to see what requirements they have for this process. Some IB high schools require your IB Extended Essay advisor to sign an Agreement Form , for instance.

Make sure that you ask your IB coordinator whether there is any required paperwork to fill out. If your school needs a specific form signed, bring it with you when you ask your teacher to be your EE advisor.

#4: Pick an Advisor Who Will Push You to Be Your Best

Some teachers might just take on students because they have to and aren't very passionate about reading drafts, only giving you minimal feedback. Choose a teacher who will take the time to read several drafts of your essay and give you extensive notes. I would not have gotten my A without being pushed to make my Extended Essay draft better.

Ask a teacher that you have experience with through class or an extracurricular activity. Do not ask a teacher that you have absolutely no connection to. If a teacher already knows you, that means they already know your strengths and weaknesses, so they know what to look for, where you need to improve, and how to encourage your best work.

Also, don't forget that your supervisor's assessment is part of your overall EE score . If you're meeting with someone who pushes you to do better—and you actually take their advice—they'll have more impressive things to say about you than a supervisor who doesn't know you well and isn't heavily involved in your research process.

Be aware that the IB only allows advisors to make suggestions and give constructive criticism. Your teacher cannot actually help you write your EE. The IB recommends that the supervisor spends approximately two to three hours in total with the candidate discussing the EE.

#5: Make Sure Your Essay Has a Clear Structure and Flow

The IB likes structure. Your EE needs a clear introduction (which should be one to two double-spaced pages), research question/focus (i.e., what you're investigating), a body, and a conclusion (about one double-spaced page). An essay with unclear organization will be graded poorly.

The body of your EE should make up the bulk of the essay. It should be about eight to 18 pages long (again, depending on your topic). Your body can be split into multiple parts. For example, if you were doing a comparison, you might have one third of your body as Novel A Analysis, another third as Novel B Analysis, and the final third as your comparison of Novels A and B.

If you're conducting an experiment or analyzing data, such as in this EE , your EE body should have a clear structure that aligns with the scientific method ; you should state the research question, discuss your method, present the data, analyze the data, explain any uncertainties, and draw a conclusion and/or evaluate the success of the experiment.

#6: Start Writing Sooner Rather Than Later!

You will not be able to crank out a 4,000-word essay in just a week and get an A on it. You'll be reading many, many articles (and, depending on your topic, possibly books and plays as well!). As such, it's imperative that you start your research as soon as possible.

Each school has a slightly different deadline for the Extended Essay. Some schools want them as soon as November of your senior year; others will take them as late as February. Your school will tell you what your deadline is. If they haven't mentioned it by February of your junior year, ask your IB coordinator about it.

Some high schools will provide you with a timeline of when you need to come up with a topic, when you need to meet with your advisor, and when certain drafts are due. Not all schools do this. Ask your IB coordinator if you are unsure whether you are on a specific timeline.

Below is my recommended EE timeline. While it's earlier than most schools, it'll save you a ton of heartache (trust me, I remember how hard this process was!):

• January/February of Junior Year: Come up with your final research topic (or at least your top three options).
• February of Junior Year: Approach a teacher about being your EE advisor. If they decline, keep asking others until you find one. See my notes above on how to pick an EE advisor.
• April/May of Junior Year: Submit an outline of your EE and a bibliography of potential research sources (I recommend at least seven to 10) to your EE advisor. Meet with your EE advisor to discuss your outline.
• Summer Between Junior and Senior Year: Complete your first full draft over the summer between your junior and senior year. I know, I know—no one wants to work during the summer, but trust me—this will save you so much stress come fall when you are busy with college applications and other internal assessments for your IB classes. You will want to have this first full draft done because you will want to complete a couple of draft cycles as you likely won't be able to get everything you want to say into 4,000 articulate words on the first attempt. Try to get this first draft into the best possible shape so you don't have to work on too many revisions during the school year on top of your homework, college applications, and extracurriculars.
• August/September of Senior Year: Turn in your first draft of your EE to your advisor and receive feedback. Work on incorporating their feedback into your essay. If they have a lot of suggestions for improvement, ask if they will read one more draft before the final draft.
• September/October of Senior Year: Submit the second draft of your EE to your advisor (if necessary) and look at their feedback. Work on creating the best possible final draft.
• November-February of Senior Year: Schedule your viva voce. Submit two copies of your final draft to your school to be sent off to the IB. You likely will not get your grade until after you graduate.

Remember that in the middle of these milestones, you'll need to schedule two other reflection sessions with your advisor . (Your teachers will actually take notes on these sessions on a form like this one , which then gets submitted to the IB.)

I recommend doing them when you get feedback on your drafts, but these meetings will ultimately be up to your supervisor. Just don't forget to do them!

The early bird DOES get the worm!

How Is the IB Extended Essay Graded?

Extended Essays are graded by examiners appointed by the IB on a scale of 0 to 34 . You'll be graded on five criteria, each with its own set of points. You can learn more about how EE scoring works by reading the IB guide to extended essays .

• Criterion A: Focus and Method (6 points maximum)
• Criterion B: Knowledge and Understanding (6 points maximum)
• Criterion C: Critical Thinking (12 points maximum)
• Criterion D: Presentation (4 points maximum)
• Criterion E: Engagement (6 points maximum)

How well you do on each of these criteria will determine the final letter grade you get for your EE. You must earn at least a D to be eligible to receive your IB Diploma.

Although each criterion has a point value, the IB explicitly states that graders are not converting point totals into grades; instead, they're using qualitative grade descriptors to determine the final grade of your Extended Essay . Grade descriptors are on pages 102-103 of this document .

Here's a rough estimate of how these different point values translate to letter grades based on previous scoring methods for the EE. This is just an estimate —you should read and understand the grade descriptors so you know exactly what the scorers are looking for.

Here is the breakdown of EE scores (from the May 2021 bulletin):

How Does the Extended Essay Grade Affect Your IB Diploma?

The Extended Essay grade is combined with your TOK (Theory of Knowledge) grade to determine how many points you get toward your IB Diploma.

To learn about Theory of Knowledge or how many points you need to receive an IB Diploma, read our complete guide to the IB program and our guide to the IB Diploma requirements .

This diagram shows how the two scores are combined to determine how many points you receive for your IB diploma (3 being the most, 0 being the least). In order to get your IB Diploma, you have to earn 24 points across both categories (the TOK and EE). The highest score anyone can earn is 45 points.

Let's say you get an A on your EE and a B on TOK. You will get 3 points toward your Diploma. As of 2014, a student who scores an E on either the extended essay or TOK essay will not be eligible to receive an IB Diploma .

Prior to the class of 2010, a Diploma candidate could receive a failing grade in either the Extended Essay or Theory of Knowledge and still be awarded a Diploma, but this is no longer true.

Figuring out how you're assessed can be a little tricky. Luckily, the IB breaks everything down here in this document . (The assessment information begins on page 219.)

40+ Sample Extended Essays for the IB Diploma Programme

In case you want a little more guidance on how to get an A on your EE, here are over 40 excellent (grade A) sample extended essays for your reading pleasure. Essays are grouped by IB subject.

• Business Management 1
• Chemistry 1
• Chemistry 2
• Chemistry 3
• Chemistry 4
• Chemistry 5
• Chemistry 6
• Chemistry 7
• Computer Science 1
• Economics 1
• Design Technology 1
• Design Technology 2
• Environmental Systems and Societies 1
• Geography 1
• Geography 2
• Geography 3
• Geography 4
• Geography 5
• Geography 6
• Literature and Performance 1
• Mathematics 1
• Mathematics 2
• Mathematics 3
• Mathematics 4
• Mathematics 5
• Philosophy 1
• Philosophy 2
• Philosophy 3
• Philosophy 4
• Philosophy 5
• Psychology 1
• Psychology 2
• Psychology 3
• Psychology 4
• Psychology 5
• Social and Cultural Anthropology 1
• Social and Cultural Anthropology 2
• Social and Cultural Anthropology 3
• Sports, Exercise and Health Science 1
• Sports, Exercise and Health Science 2
• Visual Arts 1
• Visual Arts 2
• Visual Arts 3
• Visual Arts 4
• Visual Arts 5
• World Religion 1
• World Religion 2
• World Religion 3

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Computer Science Essays: Understanding the Basics

A computer science essay is a piece of writing that explores a topic related to computer science. It may take different forms, such as an argumentative essay, a research paper, a case study, or a reflection paper. 

Just like any other essay, it should be well-researched, clear, concise, and effectively communicate the writer's ideas and arguments.

Computer essay examples encompass a wide range of topics and types, providing students with a diverse set of writing opportunities. 

Here, we will explore some common types of computer science essays:

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College Essay Example Computer Science

University Computer Science Essay Example

Computer Science Extended Essay Example

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Computer Science Essay Examples For Different Fields

Computer science is a broad field that encompasses many different areas of study. For that, given below are some examples of computer science essays for some of the most popular fields within the discipline. 

By exploring these examples, you can gain insight into the different types of essays within this field.

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The Future of Computers Technology

Historical Development of Computer Science

Young Children and Technology: Building Computer Literacy

Computer Science And Artificial Intelligence

Looking for more examples of computer science essays? Given below are some additional examples of computer science essays for readers to explore and gain further inspiration from. 

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Computer Science Essay Topics

There are countless computer science essay topics to choose from, so it can be challenging to narrow down your options. 

However, the key is to choose a topic that you are passionate about and that aligns with your assignment requirements.

Here are ten examples of computer science essay topics to get you started:

• The impact of artificial intelligence on society: benefits and drawbacks
• Cybersecurity measures in cloud computing systems
• The Ethics of big data: privacy, bias, and Transparency
• The future of quantum computing: possibilities and challenges
• The Role of computer hardware in Healthcare: current applications and potential innovations
• Programming languages: a comparative analysis of their strengths and weaknesses
• The use of machine learning in predicting human behavior
• The challenges and solutions for developing secure and reliable software
• The Role of blockchain technology in improving supply chain management
• The use of data analytics in business decision-making.

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Tips to Write an Effective Computer Science Essay

Writing an effective computer science essay requires a combination of technical expertise and strong writing skills. Here are some tips to help you craft a compelling and well-written essay:

Understand the Requirements: Make sure you understand the assignment requirements, including the essay type, format, and length.

• Choose a Topic: Select a topic that you are passionate about and that aligns with your assignment requirements.
• Create an Outline: Develop a clear and organized outline that highlights the main points and subtopics of your essay.
• Use Appropriate Language and Tone: Use technical terms and language when appropriate. But ensure your writing is clear, concise, and accessible to your target audience.
• Provide Evidence: Use relevant and credible evidence to support your claims, and ensure you cite your sources correctly.
• Edit and Proofread Your Essay: Review your essay for clarity, coherence, and accuracy. Check for grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, and formatting issues.

By following these tips, you can improve the quality of your computer science essay and increase your chances of success.

In conclusion, writing a computer science essay can be a challenging yet rewarding experience. 

It allows you to showcase your knowledge and skills within the field and develop your writing and critical thinking abilities. By following the examples provided in this blog, you can create an effective computer science essay, which will meet your requirements.

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Computer Science Extended Essay #

Note on the sources used The information provided in this and other sections of the Extended Essay is largely derived from two sources: Paul Baumgarten’s website and the subject-specific Extended Essay Computer Science guide . While I strive to incorporate the most crucial info from these sources and offer additional perspectives, I strongly encourage you to visit these references for a better understanding.

The Extended Essay (EE) in Computer Science (CS) is an independent research project where students conduct experiments to explore the vast realm of computing and its implications for the world. The work has a maximum length of 4,000 words, with an additional 500 words allocated for reflections, known as the Reflections on Planning and Progress Form (RPPF). (Further details on RPPF can be found here , and you can refer to the format here ).

CS EE is known for its technical complexity , and it’s relatively uncommon, to the extent that IB doesn’t keep statistics on it. However, this isn’t meant to discourage you; rather, it emphasizes that this journey is challenging and time-consuming but ultimately rewarding.

The key to a successful CS EE lies in selecting a good research topic . But what makes a topic good?

Content overview: #

• Choosing a Topic

Choosing a Topic #

Here are some criteria to guide you in identifying a strong research topic:

Ensure your topic is technical : Given that Computer Science is a technical course, focus on aspects that delve into the technicalities of the subject. Social issues related to ICT are more suited for the ITGS course.

Ensure your topic is specific and measurable : Craft a research question with clear specificity and measurability. Avoid vague inquiries like “Will Windows or Linux give better performance?” Clarify the context, circumstances, and goals to achieve precision. Remember the 4,000-word limit.

Avoid speculative topics: Avoid questions about uncertain future developments, such as “Will quantum computing replace normal binary computers?” Analysis of trends and advances is possible, but should demonstrate technical knowledge without relying on speculation.

Steer clear of historical and ethical/social implications focus: While historical context or ethical considerations can be included, the primary focus should be on scientific analysis. Avoid turning the essay into a history dissertation; maintain a scientific approach.

Ensure your topic allows for primary research : Conduct original research instead of relying solely on existing statistics or summarizing views. Analyze your findings and consider their implications to fulfill the research requirements.

Avoid a computer science project focus: Save projects like desktop applications or online services for the IA. While data for analysis can be generated from a student-written program, the focus should be on relevant techniques rather than the code’s development.

Ensure your topic is feasible : Choose a topic that is manageable with available resources. Avoid investigating complex computing topics for which you lack access to appropriate background material or resources.

To give yourself a better sense of the differences between good and bad topics, look at the table below:

(“Good topics” are taken from the CS EE World where you can also look for examplary essays)

Topic Suggestions #

The subject-specific guide mentions that you can explore various areas, including hardware and software development, algorithm efficiency for data transmission or encryption, network systems, and computer control systems.

You can also draw inspiration from the syllabus or Paper 3 case studies, provided you delve into those topics more deeply in your exploration. You can find the CS guide here and case studies here .

However, given the current hype for Artificial Intelligence , you and many other students might be tempted to choose this area for your research.

AI Topics #

Paul Baumgarten has compiled a helpful list of terms here that might guide you in choosing the direction for your research. He also emphasizes that, given the popularity of this area among students, it’s crucial to ensure that your work stands out .

He suggests considering a “cliché” Research Question, which involves evaluating how two things solve a similar problem. However, a more common yet effective approach to meet the EE’s requirements and secure a good mark is testing a specific model on a chosen dataset .

For further inspiration, you can explore the multitude of available models and datasets on the Hugging Face library website. They also offer courses .

Additionally, you can find more ideas on the Awesome Deep Learning Project Ideas project. Remember to keep the word limit in mind!

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• Computer Science Extended Essay Topics

Writing an IB Extended Essay in Computer Science can be a challenging but rewarding experience. If you’re up for the challenge, then you’ll need to know how to go about it and understand some of the core topics available.

The first step is to choose an interesting, appropriate topic for your extended essay. Your topic should be something that interests you and falls within the scope of computer science . It’s important to remember that the topic should be concise and focused, as the essay should be no longer than 4,000 words.

When researching for your essay, some helpful tools include published books, online sources, such as databases and websites, interviews with experts, relevant journals, and surveys. There are also numerous software tools available to help you craft an effective extended essay.

When coming up with ideas, look at trends in the field of computer science, consider current topics and debates, or choose a particular subject that has always interested you. Don’t only look for topics that have already been done; think outside the box and come up with something that makes your essay stand out from the crowd.

It’s also important to make sure you prepare well ahead of submitting your essay. Ensure that you research thoroughly, cite any sources accurately and make ample use of diagrams and illustrations if appropriate.

As a conclusion, writing an IB Extended Essay in Computer Science can be a fulfilling and rewarding experience. With the right amount of planning and research, you can produce an outstanding essay that will give you a great chance of gaining a top mark. Don’t forget to support your work with accurate citations and references, as well as making use of relevant software tools.

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• Analysis of Quantum Computing: Prospects and Challenges for Future Implementation.
• The Evolution and Impact of Ransomware: A Study of Notable Cases and Their Implications.
• Exploring the Role of Machine Learning in Predictive Healthcare.
• Neural Networks and Deep Learning: Potential Uses in Autonomous Vehicles.
• Examining the Ethical Implications of Facial Recognition Technology.
• Impact of Augmented Reality (AR) on Modern User Interfaces and User Experience (UX).
• The Role of Blockchain Technology Beyond Cryptocurrencies: A Look into Supply Chain Management.
• Comparative Analysis of Traditional vs. NoSQL Databases in Handling Big Data.
• Understanding the Challenges and Benefits of Implementing Edge Computing.
• Exploring the Vulnerabilities of Internet of Things (IoT) Devices: A Study on Security Concerns.
• Analysis of Natural Language Processing: How Chatbots are Transforming Customer Service.
• Role of Algorithms in Shaping Social Media Content: Implications on User Behavior.
• Virtual Reality (VR) in Education: Prospects, Challenges, and Future Implications.
• Exploring the Efficiency of Different Sorting Algorithms in Various Scenarios.
• Understanding Digital Forensics: Techniques and Challenges in Modern Cybercrime Investigations.
• Impact of Cloud Computing on Traditional IT Infrastructure and Data Management.
• Examining the Potential of Quantum Cryptography in Ensuring Secure Communication.
• Analysis of the Relationship Between Computational Complexity and Problem Solving in Real-world Scenarios.
• The Evolution and Influence of Open Source Software in Modern Tech Companies.
• Machine Learning Bias: Causes, Implications, and Potential Solutions.

Survey of Core Topic Areas

When researching topics suitable for an IB Extended Essay in Computer Science, the best starting point is to consider what topics are most relevant to the field. Depending upon interest, some topics may be more suitable than others, so it is important to take the time to thoroughly consider all options before making a final decision.

Some possible topics that could be used as the basis for an IB Extended Essay in Computer Science include:

• Artificial Intelligence
• Software Engineering
• Computer Vision
• Database Management
• Computer Networking
• Computer Security
• Computer Graphics
• Hardware Design
• Algorithms and Data Structures

Topics such as computer programming, user interface design, machine learning, and natural language processing are also suitable topics for an IB Extended Essay . Additionally, there are many areas within Computer Science which could be explored, such as game design, digital signal processing, and computer architecture. Because the field is so vast, there is great potential for both creativity and research into a wide array of topics within Computer Science.

In order to narrow down the list of potential topics for an IB Extended Essay in Computer Science, it is important to consider one’s own skills and knowledge, as well as the resources available. Once these factors have been taken into account, the process of researching and composing an extended essay becomes much simpler.

Examples of Possible IB Extended Essay Topics in Computer Science

The International Baccalaureate Extended Essay is a great opportunity to explore a specific area of interest within the field of Computer Science. It is important to choose an interesting and appropriate topic , so that you can have the best chance of achieving your goals. Here are some examples of possible topics for an Extended Essay within Computer Science.

An investigation into Artificial Intelligence and its applications.

The evolution of Programming Languages.

A study of Cyber Security and the development of a secure system.

Exploring the history of Human-Computer Interaction.

Networking and Data Communication.

Examining how Robotics is used in industry.

Creating a Cryptographic System.

Analyzing the trends of Machine Learning.

Database Management Systems.

The use of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality in modern applications.

These are just a few examples of the range of topics that can be explored through an Extended Essay in Computer Science. You can also explore a specific case study or carry out a research project to investigate a particular problem in the field of Computer Science.

Research Methods for an IB Extended Essay in Computer Science

When researching for your IB Extended Essay in Computer Science, there are a variety of research methods you can employ to gather data and support your thesis. Here is a list of some of the more common methods:

• Interviews: An interview is a great way to get a person’s personal opinion and perspective on a certain topic or issue. You can meet with people or conduct interviews over the phone or online.
• Surveys: Surveys are a good way to gather feedback from multiple people on a given topic. There are online survey tools that make it easier to create and distribute surveys, as well as collect results.
• Experiments: Experiments are a way to evaluate the effect of variables on a certain outcome. These could be run within a laboratory setting or using different software applications.
• Data Collection: Data collection is important for observing trends and patterns in existing data. This can involve manual data gathering or automated data collection methods.

Each of these research methods can be employed in an extended essay in order to support the author’s thesis. It is vital to choose the right approach based on the type of question being asked and the answer being sought. This will ensure that the research undertaken is relevant and meaningful to the Extended Essay.

Software Tools for Computer Science Extended Essays

Finding the right tools for your extended essay in Computer Science can be a challenge, but there are some great software products available that can help. Understanding what each tool has to offer will help you make the most of your research and create a better essay.

Programming Languages

No matter what type of research you are doing, understanding a few programming languages is essential. Popular languages such as Java and Python are widely used in Computer Science research and are great choices for writing extended essays. Learning one of these languages can help you gain insights into the core concepts of Computer Science and give you the skills to pursue projects of greater complexity.

Data Analysis Software

Data analysis software is invaluable for collecting data from experiments or surveys. Many of these programs have built-in statistical functions which can be used to analyze data quickly and generate graphs and charts to help explain your findings. There is a wide range of options available, from free open source software such as R to more comprehensive packages such as MATLAB.

Visualization & Simulation Tools

Visualization and simulation tools are a great way to communicate complex ideas and theories. These tools allow you to create 3D images and animations of your research projects or simulated environments to provide a more vivid representation of your findings. Some examples of these tools include VENSIM, Blender, and Unity.

Research Documentation Software

Research documentation software helps to organize and present research data in an efficient and organized fashion. Documenting research findings is an important process when writing an extended essay , and using software can make it easier. Examples of research documentation software include Zotero, Mendeley, and EndNote.

While these software tools can help you in your research, it’s important to remember that the most important part of your extended essay is your own effort and dedication. By researching your topic thoroughly, developing an interesting thesis and clearly presenting your findings, you can achieve a high grade for your essay.

The IB Computer Science Extended Essay is a great opportunity for students to dive deep into a topic that interests them and demonstrate their knowledge of the area. It is essential for the student to select an interesting and suitable topic, develop a strong thesis, and use research methods and software tools to support it.

This guide has discussed core topic areas, suggested potential topics, outlined research methods, and presented software tools available to students. It is now time to apply these techniques and write a successful essay !

When selecting a topic, make sure it is both compelling and manageable. It should not be too broad or too narrow. After selecting a topic, it is important to thoroughly explore the area. Conduct interviews, surveys, or experiments; and gather data to help shape your argument. Use software tools to make the process easier. Remain organized and concise throughout the writing process and be sure to cite sources appropriately.

In conclusion, now that you have explored the components of an IB Computer Science Extended Essay and have some helpful tips, it is time to start drafting your essay!

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Computer Science EE: Definition, Topics Selection, and Criteria

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If you’re looking for a complete guide on Computer Science EE, you’ve come to the right place.

The goal of an IB Extended Essay is to demonstrate a clear understanding of a topic within a subject within a limit of 4,000 words .

Often, the assignment requires a series of reflections with your supervisor , where you can get commentary and suggestions to improve your EE.

In this guide, you’ll learn:

• What computer science extended essay is
• How to choose a topic
• How to write the EE
• And the criteria used for evaluation

Let’s get started.

What’s Computer Science Extended Essay?

Computer science extended essay is an assignment that allows IB students to study a specific topic of computers and its ramifications for society and the globe.

The essay may investigate the most recent advances or future prospects in a field that is always breaking new limits and evolving swiftly.

There are several potential research fields, each with a variety of topics. They include:

• Advancements in hardware and software development
• A comparison of the effectiveness of algorithms aimed to accelerate data transfer or encrypt data
• Network systems
• Computer control systems

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The Computer Science Extended Essay project can be quite involving.

Not only do you have to select a topic around a trending issue, but also you have to develop a research question and demonstrate a clear understanding of the topic.

Along the way, you will find some stages of the project too overwhelming to complete on time, especially if you lack a strong grip of computer science. Fortunately, our team is here to help.

Take advantage of our  computer science Extended Essay help   and benefit from the flexibility of professional writing help. Whether you need help with topic selection and writing or you already have topic to work on, you’ll find our writing service extremely helpful.

Note that we’ve made topic selection process easy by giving you more information below. So if you’re just looking for topic ideas first, you will find the rest of this guide helpful.

How to Choose a Topic for Your Computer Science EE

It is essential that the topic and its approach show a strong emphasis on computer science and delve deeply into it.

Also, it’s important to ensure your work goes beyond just a collection of journalistic perspectives on a certain issue.

It is not adequate to discuss new technological improvements and developments, you need to analyze and understand the ramifications of your findings.

An in-depth examination of trends and advancements in computing should incorporate components of computer science theory, which would indicate a high level of technical competence.

Don’t confuse computer science extended essay with Computer Science Internal Assessment . If the data under analysis doesn’t have a direct connection with computer science, you need to have the EE registered in a more pertinent topic.

The topic you choose may be from a magazine article, a website, one of the case studies released in conjunction with the computer science HL paper 3 exams, a discussion, or an idea that falls under one of the following areas:

• Aspects of the present computer science curriculum covered in far more depth than in the course
• Present facets of computers that may soon evolve or be subject to questioning
• Prospective innovations that are now exploratory but are beginning to become feasible
• Remedies for constraints seen in existing hardware or software
• Comparisons of different computer systems that are now operational

Whichever the topic you choose, ensure it allows you to conduct a thorough analysis and present your own viewpoint.

The historical aspects of computing are not appropriate for this assignment. However, there may be occasions when it is necessary to summarize past events in order to provide context or as a basis for making predictions about the future.

You should also consider the availability of resources when selecting a topic.

We suggest that you refrain from investigating complex computing topics for which you have limited access to materials necessary to write the essay. 

How to Discuss Your Computer Science EE Topic

An extended essay in computer science requires you to use your creativity to demonstrate independent and personal investigation in different context.

While an EE may refer to a programming exercise, such as a student-designed compiler for a new programming language, the focus should be on the design, development, and analysis of the compiler as well as on language design.

You’re welcome to present program snippets in the body of the EE to support the design and discussion, but the program code can go only in the appendix.

If you’re going to work on a future-oriented computer science topic, you should ground the subject in good theory and the projections of renowned computer science authority. Also, you’ll need to draw personal conclusions based on the theories you include in the essay.

As you work on your computer science extended essay, ensure you verify the credibility of their sources. However, don’t depend too much on these source to compile this information rather than analyze it.

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Computer Science EE Assessment Criteria

Before we look at the assessment criteria, it’s important to note that an EE in computer science isn’t an extension of an Internal Assessment in the same subject. 

With this respect, you may not use any data created as part of your computer science IA for the EE.

While the IA may focus on any component of computer science, the EE must not focus on building computer programs, although an assessment of an existing program is acceptable.

With that said, here’s the assessment criteria used to evaluate all computer science extended essay assignments: 

Criterion A: Concentration and Technique

Your topic should clearly describe the field of inquiry, with computer science serving as the essay's primary foundation.

You should avoid subjects that focus largely on the social side of information technology, which would be more appropriate for the ITGS course.

Also, the research question must be narrow (or specific) enough to allow for considerable, in-depth investigation within the 4,000-word restriction.

You should avoid selecting future subjects, as they typically result in opinion-based essays with scant factual support. Also, you need to avoid a journalistic approach since it tends to result in a cursory examination of computer science.

This criterion also requires that you express the research issue in the form of a question at the beginning of the essay. You must elaborate on why the topic and research question are suitable for an Extended Essay.

Criterion B: Knowledge and Understanding

The criterion requires that you demonstrate a clear comprehension of the computer science EE topic that you selected.

You may have to include clarifications or simplified interpretations of any technical knowledge collected from your sources, while tying this information back to the original research topic.

As you write, employ computer science-appropriate technical vocabulary in a manner that indicates your comprehension of the issue under investigation.

With respect to demonstrating your knowledge and understanding of the topic, it’s important to avoid making your writings excessively technical and keep in mind that the reader may not necessarily be an expert in the issue under investigation.

Criterion C: Critical Thinking

Planning is essential for the construction of an argument that flows logically throughout the essay. Therefore, you must pick sources that is directly pertinent to the research issue and resist the urge to employ an excessive number of sources.

You must analyze the research issue not only in terms of what is pertinent and essential to support the primary argument, but also in terms of the sources' credibility. This is particularly true for Internet-based sources.

Still on critical thinking, you should strive to develop conclusions throughout the essay, not only at the end.

Any study of tables of results or graphs must go beyond merely putting the data into words. It must seek to explicate the underlying causes behind the produced outcomes.

Your conclusions should do more than summarize the essay. They should also give a justifiable solution to the original research topic by tying together the many threads.

You should indicate whether others could conduct additional research to investigate unanswered questions or to broaden the scope of the essay.

Criterion D: Presentation

This criterion addresses the extent to which the essay complies to acknowledged academic norms about the format of the research.

To get a higher score, you should organize your essays into sections and sub-sections with relevant informational subheadings.

If you’re employing graphs, pictures, tables, charts, and illustrations, label them with care.

In addition, you should only include these if they are directly relevant to the research issue, aid in the comprehension of the argument, and are of high visual quality.

This criterion requires that only processed data relevant to the argument should appear in the body of the essay, as near as feasible to its initial mention.

Tables should supplement textual explanations but should not contain substantial amounts of text. If they do, then you must count these words towards the total number of words.

Criterion E: Engagement

This criterion evaluates your dedication to the topic as well as the research methods used.

The examiner will use it at the conclusion of the essay evaluation after evaluating your Reflections on Planning and Progress Form (RPPF).

For an effective engagement, you should reflect on their decision-making and planning processes during the essay writing process.

You must illustrate how and why you chose a topic, as well as the approaches and strategies that you employed while working on it.

Furthermore, the criterion looks at the extent to which you have demonstrated the logic for decisions taken throughout the planning process, as well as the skills and knowledge acquired along the way.

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2016-2017 IB Extended Essay: Sample IB EE's

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• Biology Light Intensity
• Does Age Have an Effect on Short-term Memory of 6 to 18 Year Old Students?

Chemistry: 

• Chemistry 1
• What are the Alternative Fuels for the Depleting Fossil Fuels and which is the Best Fuel in Accordance with the Energy Output?
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• Does Hull Trim and Balance Affect the Speed of a Boat?

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• Market Form of the Retail Petroleum Supply Industry in Parklands
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• To What Extent was the Establishment of the State of Israel in Palestine in 1948, Influenced by Theodor Herzl?

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• Applied Behavior Analysis and Early Intervention: The Extent of Recovery from Autism
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• Social & Cultural Anthropology 1
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• To What Extent do the Core Scriptural Teachings of Sikhism Permit them to Marry Outside of the Religion?
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• French: Les Liaisons Dangereuses

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•   Cryptography and Rubik's Cube: An Investigative Analysis   
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•   How Does the work of Yinka Shonibare Illustrate the Changing Role of African Art in a Global Society? 
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• Sample ZIS Extended Essays 2018 These ZIS student essays from 2018 scored either an A or B. Access is only given to anyone with the link at Zurich International School. Use them to analyse style and formatting as well to brainstorm ideas for topics. However, be aware that these are not research questions to be reused.

Extended Essay & RPPF Exemplars

• (Language B) Studies in language and literature: Punk music in the UK How did the punk movement influence certain aspects of the British culture did in the 20th century?
• (Language B) Language acquisition: Linguistic Strategies in the United States Presidential Election Debates 2016 How did the language used by Clinton and Trump in the first, the second and the third presidential debate influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election in the United States?
• (Business management) To what extent is it a good idea for Escan ltd to end a strategic alliance with Qupid? To what extent is it a good idea for Escan ltd to end a strategic alliance with Qupid?
• (Information technology in a global society) The growing digital divide in financial markets To what extent has algorithmic trading led to an increased digital divide in financial markets?
• (Philosophy) Accidents in driverless cars What is the most appropriate ethical framework for the programming of driverless cars?
• (Social and cultural anthropology) An investigation of secondary education having an impact on divorce rates: a comparison between Caribbean-born women and African-American women Does secondary education have an impact on divorce rates: a comparison between Caribbean-born women and African-American women.
• (World religions) Christian and Islamic eschatology What do Islamic and Christian followers believe about the endtimes and how does each belief influence the religion?
• (Design Technology) Plants in modern architecture. The future of sustainability. To what extent could the implementation of plants in modern building design be a feasible method for future construction, to fight pollution and improve well-being in and around the building environment?
• (Literature and performance) The Perks of Being a Wallflower: A moving novel and a stigmatized film Why might Charlie's mental illness be portrayed differently in the movie adaptation of the Perks of Being a Wallflower than it is in the book?
• (Economics) The impact of demonetization on agriculture and farmers in Sultanganj To what extent has India's 2016 demonetization act impacted farmers, Kharif sale and Rabi sowing in Sultanganj?
• (Environmental systems and societies) Developing a model to evaluate the sustainability of marine turtle conservation organisations What are the criteria that may be used to evaluate the sustainability of marine turtle conservation projects and why?
• (Geography) The effects of transnational corporations on urban areas To what extent has the influx of technological and financial transnational corporations in the Grand Canal Dock area given rise to disparities between this and the Irishtown-Ringsend area?
• (Global politics) Violation of human rights: incompatibility of harmful traditional practices and human rights What are the major hindrances in Tanzania and Pakistan to the achievement of human rights and how can they be tackled?
• (History) Battle of Stalingrad To what extent did German tactical mistakes affect the outcome of the Battle of Stalingrad?
• (Philosophy) Artificial General Intelligence: a modern pursuit of the Platonic “good life” No stated research question
• (Psychology) The copycat effect: An analysis of suicides emulated from non-fictional and fictional media To what extent does the “copycat effect” explain similar suicide occurrences subsequent to mass media coverage on non-fictional and fictional suicides?
• (Biology) Effects of different calcium salts in growth solutions on the growth of the stems of basil (Ocimum basilicum) plants grown hydroponically What effects do different calcium salts in growth solutions have on the growth of the stems of basil (Ocimum basilicum) plants grown hydroponically?
• (Chemistry) An investigation into the synthesis of Aspirin in accordance with the principles of green chemistry To what extent can the industrial method of synthesis of aspirin be altered to best comply with the principles of green chemistry?
• (Computer science) An evaluation of malware How does the ILOVEYOU virus compare to the Koobface worm in terms of damage infliction and methods of duplication?
• (Physics) Aerodynamics What is the relationship between frequency and surface area against lift of the propeller of a toy helicopter?
• (Sports, exercise and health science) What can influence a better reaction time in martial artists? Does the warm-up of martial artists influence their reaction time in contrast to not warming up?
• (Mathematics) The use of hyperbolic cosine function in catenary bridge structure The analysis of the relationship between force and other variables in different bridge supporting scenarios.
• (Dance) Ballet Dance: The influence of choreographer George Balanchine on the style worldwide How has George Balanchine's creativity influenced the style of ballet dance worldwide?
• (Film) In depth study of Francis Ford Coppola’s The Outsiders (1983) and Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange (1971) Sympathy in film: To what extent does the portrayal of graphic violence in film impart the ability to sympathize with real world situations?
• (Music) Sibelius' Seventh To what extent did Sibelius write his Seventh Symphony as a one movement compression of traditional symphonic form?
• (Theatre) Character Development Within Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years How do motifs, patterns and tones in Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years contribute to the character development and subtext throughout the musical?
• (Visual arts) Parallels in fashion To what extent did Japanese aesthetics and fashion have an influence on contemporary Danish fashion?
• (World Studies) Analyse the effects and impacts of the 2003 invasion of Iraq How and to what extent did the Iraq invasion and occupation between the years 2003 and 2005 impact the rise of radical Islamic terrorism?
• (Language and literature) Criticism towards expectations of masculinity and the idea of patriotism used in the Great War How does All Quiet on the Western Front reveal the expectations of masculinity and patriotism during the early 20th century?
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