Drop-in office hours:
Monday & Friday 1:15-2:15
Wednesday & Friday 11:00-12:00
If these hours are not convenient, you will need to make an appointment.
Teaching is my responsibility. But learning is your
responsibility. This means that it is your responsibility to ask if there
is something you don't understand or if you have any concerns. I am easily
reachable in any of the following ways:
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Citing
References
Webopedia
Three Management Information Systems textbooks have
been
placed on reserve
at the library
UNIX operating
system commands
Building the Perfect Web
Page
Some Online Journal Sites
* during my office hours (above)
* by appointment outside my office hours
* via phone
* via email
Class
Schedule
"Topic of the Week"
You will do six of these: five short papers and
one
team paper/presentation/discussion.
For more information, see handout #1.
Topics and
Due Dates (due dates almost every Friday)
Presentation
Teams (section 01)
Presentation
Teams (section 02)
Complete reference must be emailed one week before
presentation.
For more information, see handout #1.
Section .01
Section .02
Items to put
on your Mgmt386 web page
Final web page due: Monday, May 5
Exam Dates:
Please note on handout #1: There are no make-ups or
opportunities for early exams
Monday, February 24
Friday, April 4
(Comprehensive Final) University Final Exam Period
WebBoard
Reminder: We will use the APA style in this class
Textbook
The textbook for this class is a collection of online readings
which the students can print and put in a 3-ring binder.
See Class
Schedule for these readings.
Other resources:
Many class lectures will (generally) come from these
books.
If you would like to have your own copy of any of these
books,
please let me know and I will ask the Bookstore to order one for you.
Management Information Systems for the Information Age
Introduction to Information Systems
Introduction to Information Technology
HTML Made Really Easy
HTML Quick
Reference
A
Beginner's Guide to HTML
Introduction to
HTML
cio.com
Business Week Online
Information Week Online
Wired News
Fortune
First Business Online
New York Times
Computerworld