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Opening Reception (6:00 pm – 8:30 pm) |
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Keynote Address (8:00 am – 9:30 am) |
Sessions 1A – 1D (9:45 am – 10:45 am) |
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Sessions 2A - 2D (11:00 am – 12:00 am) |
Sessions 3A - 3D (1:45 pm – 2:45 pm) |
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Sessions 4A - 4D (3:00 pm – 4:00 pm) |
Sessions 5A - 5D (4:15 pm – 5:15 pm) |
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Sessions 6A - 6D (9:00 am - 10:00 am) |
Sessions 7A- 7D (10:30 am - 12:00 pm) |
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Session 8 - Joint IAIM/ICIS (12:30 pm – 1:30 pm) |
IAIM Board Meeting (9:00 A.M. – 6:00 P.M.) - Mayor’s Chambers
Opening Reception (6:00 – 8:30 P.M.) Explorers Room
Breakfast Buffet (7:30 – 8:30) Bayou Lobby
(Bayou 1 & 3)
Joseph A. Grace, Jr. is the founding and current President of
the Louisiana Technology Council.
Joe is a 1980 graduate of the United States Naval Academy and a former Nuclear Submarine
Officer. He comes from a well-established Louisiana family and spent most of
his early years overseas where his father was in the Diplomatic Corps as a
Naval Attaché. After leaving the Navy in 1988, Joe toured as a musician and
recording artist before "getting a real job" with a Fortune 500
Electronics firm in California, where he held various positions in sales and
sales management. He came home to Louisiana in November of 1994 to assume the
position as President and develop the New Orleans Technology Council. He is
fully committed to transforming the Louisiana Technology industry and serves on
multiple Boards and committees throughout the State.
1A – Pedagogical Issues I (Bayou 1)
SESSION CHAIR: Diane Fischer, Dowling College
"Who do we need to
motivate? Toward an Integrative Model of E-education"
Celia Romm, Central Queensland
University, and Arik Ragowsky, Wayne State University.
"Technology for
Managing Professional Knowledge of Future Software Developers"
Aybuke Aurum, University of New South
Wales.
1B – Internet/Distance Education I (Bayou 2)
SESSION CHAIR: Mary Brabston, The University of Manitoba
“Student Learning Styles
& Distance Learning”
Raymond Papp, University of Tampa.
“From Distance Education
to Flexible Learning”
Tim S Roberts, Central Queensland
University.
1C – Curriculum Issues I (Bayou 3)
SESSION CHAIR: Jim Buffington, Indiana State University
“Application Of A Model
For Improving ICT Management: A Case Study”
Gregory Wanyembi, Delft University of
Technology.
“RoboCup:
Multi-disciplinary Senior Design Project”
Kevin Lee Elder, Lonnie R. Welch, David
M. Chelberg and Douglas A. Lawrence, Jae Y. Lew and Robert L. Williams II.
1D – PANEL Presentation (Bayou 4)
SESSION CHAIR: Mary Granger, George Washington University
“Cultural and Gender
Issues In The Computer and Information Technology Curriculum”
Mary J. Granger, George Washington
University, Joyce Currie Little, Towson University, and Susan K. Lippert,
George Washington University.
2A – Pedagogical Issues II (Bayou 1)
SESSION CHAIR: Max Burns, Georgia
Southern University
“Effective Case Study
Methodologies In The Management Of IT Courses”
James R. Buffington, and Jeffrey S.
Harper, Indiana State University.
“Teaching With Online
Case Studies: Implementation And Evaluation Issues”
Roberto Vinaja, University of Texas Pan
American, and Mahesh S. Raisinghani, University of Dallas.
2B – Internet/Distance Education II (Bayou 2)
SESSION CHAIR: Cindy Randall, Georgia Southern University
“Using the Web as a
Strategic Resource: An Applied Classroom Exercise”
Kathleen M. Wright, Salisbury State
University, and Mary J. Granger, George Washington University.
“A Hierarchy of Needs
for a Virtual Class”
Catherine Beise, and Judy Wynekoop,
Florida Gulf Coast University.
2C – Curriculum Issues II (Bayou 3)
SESSION
CHAIR: Celia Romm, Central Queensland University
“Development Of An
E-Commerce Model Curriculum”
Dwayne Whitten, Ouachita Baptist
University, and Charlotte Stephens, Louisiana Tech University.
“Aligning E-Business
Programs with Industry Needs”
Keng Siau, Sid Davis, and Kumar
Dhenuvakonda, University of Nebraska –Lincoln.
2D – PANEL Presentation (Bayou 4)
SESSION CHAIR: Doris Lidtke, Towson State
“Preparing For
Information Systems Accreditation”
Doris K. Lidtke, Towson University, John Gorgone,
Bentley College, and David Feinstein, University of South Alabama.
Luncheon & Annual Meeting (12:00 –
1:30) Bailey Room
3A – Pedagogical Issues III (Bayou 1)
SESSION
CHAIR: Geoffrey Dick, University of New South Wales
“Teaching Data
Warehousing to Graduate Students – A Case Study”
MC Matthee, HL Viktor, J Pretorius and E
Venter, University of Pretoria.
3B – Internet/Distance Education III
(Bayou 2)
SESSION CHAIR: Tom Schambach, Illinois State University
“End User Support as a
Result of Computing Education”
Susan E. Yager and John F. Schrage, Southern
Illinois University.
“Teaching the evaluation
of Electronic Commerce sites using HCI techniques”
Carina de Villiers, University of
Pretoria.
3C – Curriculum Issues III (Bayou 3)
SESSION CHAIR: Charlotte Stephens, Columbus
State University
“A Survey of Database
Curricula Using Web-Posted Syllabi”
Joseph T. Harder, Indiana State
University.
“Requiring Students To
Bring Computers To Campus: Are Universities Achieving Their Goals?”
Cindy H. Randall, and Barbara A. Price,
Georgia Southern University.
3D – Best Paper Finalists
I (Bayou 4)
SESSION CHAIR: Tom Pencek, Meredith College
“Implementing a ‘Third
Place’ for MIS Students: A Preliminary Report”
Lori Baker-Eveleth, Washington State
University, Suprateek Sarker, Washington State University, and Daniel Eveleth,
University of Idaho.
“Comparing the
Expectations of Information Technology Students to the Expectations of
Graduates”
Pat Hodd, and Brian Dobing, University of
Lethbridge.
4A – Pedagogical Issues IV (Bayou 1)
SESSION CHAIR: Camille Rogers, Georgia Southern University
“Students’ Perception of PBL Assessment”
Ahmad Ghafarian, North Georgia College & State University & Willie Yip, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
“Comparison of Live Versus
Paper-Based Assessment in Computer Application Courses”
Nicole B. Koppel, and Kimberly A.
Killmer, Montclair State University.
4B – Internet/Distance Education IV
(Bayou 2)
SESSION CHAIR: Susan Lippert, Drexel University
“Telematic Education in
Informatics: A case study of the
pitfalls and the challenges”
A.C (Awie) Leonard, and WM (Wayne) Motha.
University of Pretoria.
Sonja Wiley-Patton, and William Chismar,
University of Hawaii Manoa.
4C – Curriculum Issues IV (Bayou 3)
SESSION CHAIR: Ali Jenzarli, University of Tampa
“An Exploratory Study Of
The Structure And Activities Of MIS Advisory Boards”
James R. Buffington, Dennis Bialaszewski,
and Janejira Sutanonpaiboon, Indiana State University.
Richard McCarthy, Quinnipiac University,
and George Claffey, Central Connecticut State University.
4D – Best Paper
Finalists II (Bayou 4)
SESSION
CHAIR: James Coakley, Oregon State University
“Adopting Distance
Education – What do the Students Think?”
Geoffrey N. Dick, University of New South
Wales, Tom Case, Georgia Southern University, and O. Maxie Burns, Georgia
Southern University.
Betty A. Kleen and L. Wayne Shell,
Nicholls State University.
5A – Pedagogical
Issues V (Bayou 1)
SESSION CHAIR: Richard McCarthy, Quinnipiac University
“A Framework for
Controlling Cheating in IS Education”
James R. Coakley and Craig K. Tyran,
Oregon State University.
“Pre-training Motivation
to Learn: Construct Exploration in an
Information Systems Context”
Cynthia LeRouge, University of South
Florida, Creggan Gjestland, University of Alabama, and Ellis Blanton,
University of South Florida.
5B – Internet/Distance
Education V (Bayou 2)
SESSION CHAIR: Marianne D'Onofrio, Central Connecticut State
University
“A Finance Application Of
Information Technology”
Thomas Pencek, Meredith College, and Lisa
MacLean Wentworth Institute of Technology.
Meg Murray and Stephanie Cupp, Kennesaw
State University.
5C – Curriculum
Issues V (Bayou 3)
SESSION
CHAIR: Stephanie Huneycutt, Christopher
Newport University
“Using IT to Teach
Project Management in the MBA Core”
Ali Jenzarli, University of Tampa.
“E-Business And The
Global Adaptation Of MBA Programs”
Harald Mahrer and Roman Brandtweiner,
Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration.
SESSION
CHAIR: Raymond Papp, University of
Tampa
“What Makes Distributed
Learning Effective?”
Tom Case Georgia, Southern University,
Diane Fischer, Dowling College, Muhammadou M.O. Kah, Rutgers University, Carol
Okolica, Dowling College, and Raymond Papp, University of Tampa.
“Alpha Iota Mu
presentation” (Learn about the new Information Systems & Technology
honor society)
James R. Buffington & Brent L. Bacon,
Indiana State University.
Breakfast Buffet (8:00 – 9:00) Bayou Lobby
6A – Programming
Issues (Bayou 1)
SESSION
CHAIR: Behrooz Seyed-Abbassi, University of North Florida
“A Comparison of
Business and Game Projects For Intermediate Programming Classes”
Brian Dobing, University of Lethbridge,
and David Erbach, Purdue University - Fort Wayne.
“Programming Languages
for Teaching Object-Orientation”
Michael A. Eierman, University of
Wisconsin Oshkosh .
6B – Knowledge
Sharing (Bayou 2)
SESSION
CHAIR: Marianne D’Onofrio, Central
Connecticut State University
“Knowledge sharing tools
and the facilitation of student team performance in IS courses”
Seokwoo Song and Thomas Case, Georgia
Southern University.
“A Committee-Based Model
for Supporting Organizational Knowledge Management”
Les L. Miller* and Sree Nilakanta, Iowa
State University.
6C – Collaborative
Learning (Bayou 3)
SESSION
CHAIR: Tom Case, Georgia Southern
University
“Collaborative Learning
and Group Assessment: Introducing the Capitalist and Socialist Paradigms”
Tim S Roberts, Central Queensland
University.
Charlotte S. Stephens, Louisiana Tech
University.
6D – PANEL
Presentation (Bayou 4)
SESSION
CHAIR: Patricia Sendall, Merrimack
College
“A Comparison of E-Commerce and
Information Systems Job Types: Is There
a Difference?”
Patricia Sendall, Merrimack College, and
Herbert E. Longenecker, Jr., University of South Alabama.
7A – Social Issues (Bayou 1)
SESSION
CHAIR: Seokwoo Song, Georgia Southern
University
“Social Issues and e-Business”
Candance Deans, Thunderbird -- the American
Graduate School of International Management
Paul Ulrickson, Consultant/Relationship Coach
7B – Potpourri Issues (Bayou 2)
SESSION CHAIR: Betty Kleen, Nicholls State University
“Enterprise Resource Planning
Systems: Factors Affecting Implementation”
Carol Okolica, Dowling College.
Rick Weible, Marshall University.
Charlotte S. Stephens, Louisiana Tech
University, and Martha E. Myers, Kennesaw State University.
7C – Table Topics
I (Bayou 3)
SESSION CHAIR: Brian Dobing, University of Lethbridge
“The MFC Framework as a
Case Study on Effective Object-Oriented Design”
Yonglei Tao, Grand Valley State
University.
“Trials and Tribulations
of Updating an IS Curriculum”
Behrooz Seyed-Abbassi, University of North Florida.
“The Employment Out Look
for Information Technology Workers: A Demand Forecast”
Rick Weible, Marshall University.
“An Approach To Teaching
Information Technology And System Architectures”
Annette Lerine Steenkamp, University of
Detroit Mercy.
Carol Okolica, Dowling College and
Laurette D. Mulry, Legal Aid Society.
7D – Table Topics
II (Bayou 4)
SESSION CHAIR: Seokwoo Song, Georgia Southern University
“Systems Development
Practices: Circa 2001”
Thomas Schambach and Kent Walstrom,
Illinois State University.
“Changing Trends In
Corporate Education: Impacting University Education?”
Abdus Sami Nagi and Mary J. Granger,
George Washington University.
“Be Prepared for the
Working Environment – Teamwork for Information Systems Students”
Gys le Roux, Pieter Joubert, University
of Pretoria.
“Leveraging Mobile
Technology for m-Learning: 3rd Generation Threaded Discussions”
Timothy R. Hill, San Jose State
University.
David V. Beard, Kenneth J. Trimmer, Mark A.
Bezik, Kenneth A. Smith, Idaho State University.
8 – Joint IAIM/ICIS
Curriculum Presentation (Bayou 1)
SESSION
CHAIR: Raymond Papp, University of Tampa
“IS 2002: An Update of the Information Systems Model Curriculum”
Herbert E. Longenecker, Jr., University
of South Alabama, David L. Feinstein, University of South Alabama, Gordon B.
Davis, University of Minnesota, John T. Gorgone, Bentley College, and Joe
Valacich, University of Washington.