Table of Contents -
Volume 8, Issue 1
CASE PROJECTS IN DATA WAREHOUSING AND DATA MININGMohammad Rob, Michael Ellis
pp. 1-7
THE GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS INITIATIVE AT THE NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESSRichard Born, Brian Mackie
pp. 8-14
STUDENT'S PERCEPTION OF THE BENEFITS AND USE OF ONLINE TEACHING & LEARNINGAmine Talet
pp. 15-23
WEBLOGS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF UNDERGRADUATE BEHAVIOR BY ACTIVITY AND GENDERCarl Case, Darwin King
pp. 24-29
DIFFERENCES IN QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE PROFESSORSâ CRITERIA FOR TEXTBOOK ADOPTIONS: A PILOT STUDYRobert Stevens, Kenneth Clow, C. McConkey, Andrew Tiger
pp. 30-36
ENHANCING INTERACTION IN ASYNCHRONOUS ONLINE INFORMATION SYSTEMS EDUCATIONJohn Girard, Lori Willoughby, Kristi Berg
pp. 37-43
MARKETING IS TO THE ADULT STUDENTJeanne Baugh, Paul Kovacs, Frederick Kohun, Walter Pilof
pp. 44-51
USING WEBX IN A WEB APPLICATION PROGRAMMING COURSENatalya Goreva, Michael Yudelson, Bryan Marshall
pp. 52-57
FINDING LIGHT AT THE END OF THE GRADUATION TUNNELBryan Marshall, Peter Cardon, Tanya Goette, Natalya Goreva
pp. 59-64
TRANSNATIONAL HIGHER EDUCATION: ISSUES EFFECTING JOINT DEGREE PROGRAMS AMONG US AND CHINESE SCHOOLSWenying Sun, Robert Boncella
pp. 65-70
E-CHEATING: ARE STUDENTS MISUSING IT?Darwin King, Carl Case
pp. 71-75
CHANGE MANAGEMENT IN IT AND MIS EDUCATION FOR GLOBAL COMPETITION: TEN SOUGHT-AFTER RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE INDUSTRY ADVISORY BOARDSL. Yin
pp. 76-80
USER-CENTERED DESIGN FOR GLOBAL INFORMATION SYSTEMSSusan Conners, Roy Foreman
pp. 81-83
INTEGRATING ERP ACROSS THE CURRICULUM: A PHASED, THREE-TIERED APPROACHMark Springer, Steven Ross, Nate Humann
pp. 84-90
COMPARING TWO PROGRAM CONTENTS WITH COMPUTING CURRICULA 2005 KNOWLEDGE AREASAzad Ali, Frederick Kohun, David Wood
pp. 91-96
ADDRESSING THE DECLINE IN CIS ENROLLMENTLissa Pollacia, Jack Russell
pp. 97-102
RUBRIC FOR ASSESSING OUTCOMES IN BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS VIA CAPSTONE PROJECTSBonita McVey, Kathleen Molnar, David Pankratz
pp. 103-107
ADVISORY BOARD: EXPERIENCE AND STATUS REPORTAdel Fergany, Sam Thangiah
pp. 108-114
APPLYING COOPERATIVE LEARNING TECHNIQUES IN THE CLASSROOM: AN EXAMINATION OF LEARNING, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMUNICATION STYLES IN CIS MAJORSDacia Charlesworth
pp. 115-119
ERP IN HIGHER EDUCATION: A CASE STUDY OF SAP AND CAMPUS MANAGEMENTMary Davis, Zhenyu Huang
pp. 120-126
BLENDED LEARNING AND STUDY EFFECTIVENESSViktorija Sulcic, Dušan Lesjak
pp. 127-133
TEACHING AN APPLIED BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE COURSEStevan Mrdalj
pp. 134-138
MAKING OOA REAL: ITERATIVE AND INCREMENTAL PROJECTSTed Strickland
pp. 139-146
AN ONLINE LEARNING ENGINE FOR ETHICS EDUCATION: A PROOF OF CONCEPT USING BUSINESS ETHICSCecil Schmidt, Robert Boncella
pp. 147-153
EXPLORING THE EVOLUTION OF IS EDUCATION: A COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM REVIEWSean McGann
pp. 154-159
EFFECTIVENESS OF ONLINE LEARNING PROGRAM: A CASE STUDY OF A HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONOmamerhi Ebojoh, Hongjiang Xu
pp. 160-166
EXAMINING STUDENTS' ACCEPTANCE OF TABLET PC USING TAMOmar El-Gayar, Mark Moran
pp. 167-172
VIRTUALIZATION IN THE CLASSROOMThom Luce
pp. 173-178
UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES: ITâS DISRUPTION OF WORK-LIFE BALANCEPaul Stephens, Matthew McGowan, Charles Stoner, Jennifer Robin
pp. 179-184
A COMPARISON OF TWO COMPUTER LITERACY TESTING APPROACHESRuth Robbins, Zehai Zhou
pp. 185-191
CREATING A COURSE IN BUSINESS SYSTEM INTEGRATION: PROCESS, CHALLENGES, AND LESSONSVic Matta, Laura Snitcher
pp. 192-197
EXPLORING THE MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS IN CHOOSING INFORMATION SYSTEMS AS THEIR MAJORRoman Wong, Anne Fiedler, Che-Hung Liu
pp. 198-203
USING ERP IN CURRICULUM INTEGRATION: A CASE STUDYRoger Hayen, Daniel Vetter, Zhenyu Huang
pp. 204-210
SECURE PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS IN SELECTED C++ AND JAVA TEXTBOOKSDavid Wood, Robert Skovira
pp. 211-216
THE ADOPTION OF SYNCHRONOUS AND ASYNCHRONOUS MEDIA IN THE TEACHING OF A SECOND LANGUAGEYen-Tzu Chen, Che-Hung Liu, Roman Wong
pp. 217-223
TRANSITIONAL DISTANCE THEORY AND COMMUNICATION IN ONLINE COURSES: A CASE STUDYScott Mensch, Azad Ali
pp. 224-228