North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University A Scalable Online Enterprise Systems Curriculum Cameron Seay North Carolina A & T State University.

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North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University A Scalable Online Enterprise Systems Curriculum Cameron Seay North Carolina A & T State University John Thompson Mobile Collaborative Education Consulting

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University In this presentation we will: Provide background on the need for online Enterprise Systems (ES) education Describe the process of developing an multi-campus ES online program Provide school and student profiles of those involved Describe the steps needed for course roll-out Comment on course delivery Summarize course outcomes Define next steps for scaling this and other courses to other schools

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Background on the need for online Enterprise Systems (ES) education The increasing retirement of ES professionals has created concern for replacing their expertise The IBM Academic Initiative for System z has aggressively addressed this issue, but… The number of schools/students being exposed to ES concepts is not sufficient to fill the need Several schools- Marist, NC A & T, Robert Morris and others- are teaching these courses but several issues must be addressed for multi-campus scalability Students need to be able to take courses that lead toward their graduation Most schools do not have faculty with ES expertise. Most students need the cost of the course included in their tuition.

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Developing a multi-campus ES online program In order to provide a within-curriculum course: Must get approval of Provost, Deans, Chairs, and Faculty For me to teach the course I had to go through the application process Must convince students to sign up for an elective course Participation of a local faculty member is essential

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University 5 School and student profiles of those involved Intro to Enterprise Systems was selected as pilot course Alcorn State was selected as the pilot school John developed relationships with senior administrators and the computer science faculty First students were 7 computer science students and 2 business students Computer Science Chair Lixin Yu was a student in the class, with the goal of eventually teaching the class.

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University 6 Steps needed for course roll-out Select the course- Introduction to Enterprise Systems Select the delivery technology – Blackboard Collaborate Record lectures and labs Create the quizzes and exams Test connectivity

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University 7 Comment on course delivery and course outcomes Students who took the course were all interested in ES careers Class met twice each week online Attendance was usually 100% Alcorn students outperformed A & T students on the same material There were 5 A’s 2 B’s and 2 C’s Student engagement was excellent

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University 8 Next steps for scaling this and other courses to other schools The intro course will be deployed at Tennessee State this fall. The Dept of Computer Science will own the intro course, but other units will drive different courses- School of Business will own the DB2 course, other technology units will own other courses This method is highly scalable; spring of 2015 I hosted 100 students in 5 courses We feel this is an excellent solution not only for the ES skills gap, but the IT skills gap

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North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University 10 THANKS!