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Class notes of current semester courses are available to students taking those courses. Refer to course syllabi for access addresses.

Teaching Interests: Lecture

Database Management Systems
Data Mining and Business Intelligence
Big Data Analytics
Information Security
Systems Analysis & Design
Information Systems Management
MIS Introductions

Teaching Interests: Research Seminar

Information Security
Data Mining & Machine Learning
MIS Research Survey
Analytical MIS Research Methodology

Course Instructions (The University of Texas at Dallas, Since 1992)

Database Fundamentals (Undergraduate), BA 4331
- Concepts of database management and design, including database concepts, data modeling, SQL, database management systems, and implementation of application database with popular database systems software.
Information Technology and MIS Fundamentals (Graduate), MIS 6204
- Managerial end-user perspectives of information technologies, impacts on organizations, and strategic applications.
Management Systems (Graduate), MIS 6302
- Management of information systems functions and strategic applications of information technologies.
Systems Analysis & Design (Graduate), MIS 6308
- Various systems analysis & design methodologies, including requirement analysis methods, functional decomposition diagrams (FDD), data flow diagrams (DFD), entity-relationship diagrams (ERD), structured charts (SC), and their relationships. A CASE tool, Visual Analyst Workbench (VAW), is used to demonstrate an automated development environment..
Database Management (Graduate), MIS 6326
- Advanced theories and applications of relational database systems. Data modeling, SQL, and relational database theories are the main subjects of the class. Microsoft SQL Server is used as the main SQL processor and Microsoft Access is used as the database system development environment.
Applications of Expert Systems in Management (Graduate), MIS 7324
- Business and management applications of expert systems. Expert system shells CLIPS, FuzzyCLIPS, Mike, ES, and VP-Expert are selectively used in the class.
Big Data Analytics (Graduate), MAS 6V99
- Advanced theories and applications of big data systems. Students learn various systems and tools for big data and use them to practice analytics over real world big data sets.
Client/Server Computing (Graduate), MAS 8301
- In-depth study of implementation, maintenance, and utilization of information systems in the client/server environment. Students learn PeopleSoft, "an integrated suite of client/server-based applications for accounting, material management, distribution, manufacturing, and human resource management."
MIS Ph.D. Seminar Series, MAS 8341
- Various topics including MIS research survey, mathematical foundations of MIS research, and logic modeling.
Practicum-MIS: Data Modeling (Graduate), MAS 8113
- Independent, self-paced data modeling and database development project course.

Course Instructions (The University of Texas at Austin, 1987-1991)

Introductions to Electronic Data Processing (Lower Division Undergraduate), DPA 310
- Introduction to MIS covering computer hardware/software concepts, applications of computers in business, social/organizational aspects of computing, operating systems (MS/PC DOS, VAX/VMS, UNIX), PC software (Microsoft Word, DBASE III+, Lotus 123), mainframe software (electronic spreadsheet software 2020, electronic mails, interactive on-line talk).
- Fall 1988; Spring, Summer, & Fall 1988; Spring, Summer, & Fall, 1989
Commercial Software Systems (Upper Division Undergraduate), DPA 373.3
- Development of customized personal application systems with commercial software including VP-Expert, Lotus 123, & DBASE III+.
- Fall 1989; Spring & Summer 1990; Summer 1991
Database Management Systems (Upper Division Undergraduate), DPA 373.1
- Theories and applications of database systems, with VAX/VMS INGRES.
- Fall 1990; Spring 1991

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