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Recent Student Evaluations!!! |
| 2001- Present: Instructor (Graduate Teaching Assistant from Fall 2001 - Spring 2004) at University of Hawaii at Manoa: |
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BUS615C |
Summer 2004 |
Information Systems in Organizations - Graduate course on Information Systems in Organizations for MBA's. This course considers advances in a number of key information technologies, including databases, telecommunications and networking, Internet and intranet technologies. The business implications of these technologies are discussed and ethical and social aspects of the "digital society" are considered. The course combines theoretical and practice-based analysis with hands-on learning assignments. |
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BUS311 |
Fall 2004, Fall 2003, Spring 2003, Fall 2002, Fall 2001 |
Information Systems in Global Business Environment - Overview course to expose business students to the variety of uses for information systems in business and to provide them with an understanding of the building blocks necessary for successful information system development, deployment and use. |
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ITM366 |
Summer 2003 |
Information Systems in Organizations - This is the capstone course for MIS majors at UH. A key goal of the class is to give students insight into the “real world” of MIS professionals through interactions with local companies and through readings and discussions on MIS management topics. The course is primarily a seminar and includes a variety of learning formats: lectures, student presentations, discussions, and visits to local companies. Student groups work with one of two companies that have volunteered to assist the class and are expected to prepare for visits and to conduct themselves in a professional manner. This course is also designated as writing intensive so a variety of writing, presentation, and small-group activities are used throughout the semester to help improve the students' communication skills. |
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BUS310 |
Spring 2004, Summer 2002 |
Introduction to Business Statistics - First semester statistics course that introduces Juniors in Business Administration to the basic concepts of and the uses for descriptive and inferential statistics. Inferential statistical concepts covered include hypothesis testing, linear and multiple regression, time-series forecasting, and process control. |
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| 2000-2001: Graduate Teaching Assistant at California State University Sacramento: |
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MIS1ABC |
Spring 2001, Fall 2000 |
Introduction to computers: 1A - Internet and Searching; 1B - Microsoft Excel; 1C - Microsoft Word and PowerPoint |
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