325 research outputs found
Virtual Team Work & Working Together in Abo and Long Beach
No full textTurban, E. & Walden, P.: "Virtual Team Work ? Working Together in Abo and Long Beach", Research Report10/1999, Institute for Advanced Management Systems Research, 16pp.
Decision support and expert systems: management support system/ Turban
No full textxvii, 846 hal.: ill.; 25 c
Decision support and expert systems: management support system/ Turban
No full textxvii, 846 hal.: ill.; 25 c
Decision support and expert systems: management support system/ Turban
No full textxvii, 846 hal.: ill.; 25 c
Decision support and expert systems: management support system/ Turban
No full textxvii, 846 hal.: ill.; 25 c
Information technology for management : international student version, 8th ed./ Turban
No full textxi, 436 hal.: ill, tab.; 28 cm
Information technology for management : international student version, 8th ed./ Turban
No full textxi, 436 hal.: ill, tab.; 28 cm
IMPROVING THE QUALITY LEARNING THROUGH JOINT CONTENT DEVELOPMENT(CASE STUDY: E-COMMERCE COURSE)
No full textA very serious concern faced in the economics matter is the increasingly number of unemployment rates caused by the discrepancies between curriculum at universities with the ever-changing needs at the job market level. One cause of the discrepancies is a wide scope of knowledge within the industrial world. It then needs a significant contribution from various parties to developing the courses’ content which can be widely accessed. Universities should from time to time commit to innovation and creativities to be prepared and flexible in encountering future challenges. In response, they may need the quality curriculum and content which are suitable to the work field. Such curriculum is expected to be resulted from the collaboration between experts along with the competent sources in each field, with expectation to be the competitive strength of a university particularly, and the education world in Indonesia especially. For students, such curriculum should be obtainable by using the learning method which counts not only on the conventional one (for example the Face-to-Face classroom method), instead, it can be utilizing the information technology such as e-Learning. This learning way can empower students to be more effective, flexible, and be easily exposed to a wider scope of knowledge. The concepts used in this joint content development are using the ADDIE outline as the instructional systems design (ISD)
Information Systems in University Learning
No full textThe authors of this article are going to bring into light the significance, the place and the role of information systems in the university education process. At the same time they define the objectives and the target group of the subject named Economic Information Systems and state the competence gained by students by studying this subject. Special attention is given to the curriculum to be taught to students and to a suggestive enumeration of a series of economic applications that can be themes for laboratory practice and for students’ dissertation (graduation thesis).Information System, Academic Partnership, Curriculum, General Competence, Specific Competence, Open Systems
Information technology for management: improving quality and productivity/ Turban
No full textxxi, hal tak beraturan.: ill.; 29 cm
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