1. Management Information Systems Program Iowa State University of Science and Technology College of Business Logistics, Operations & Management Information Systems March 2, 2000

2. Introductions/Overview Profile of the College of Business Strategic Direction of the College MIS: A Signature Area of the College Transportation/Logistics and MIS

3. Majors Management Information Systems Marketing Operations Management Management Entrepreneurship Accounting Finance Transportation Logistics College of Business

4. Introductions/Overview Largest among major midwest Best MIS program in Iowa Most active student group at ISU

5. MIS Program Growth Spring 1993 - 26 Majors Spring 1994 - 47 Majors Spring 1995 - 141 Majors Spring 1996 - 157 Majors Spring 1997 - 227 Majors Spring 1998 - 349 Majors Spring 1999 - 600 Majors

6. MIS Program Growth Enrollment/Graduation Trends

7. MIS Program Curriculum

8. MIS Curriculum Office 97 COBOLCOBOL C++C++ Information Systems Analysis Information Information Systems Development Information File Structures and Programming File Structures and Programming DataCommunicationsDataCommunications Database Management Systems MISMIS Electronic Commerce

9. MIS Specialization MBA Program Data in Decision Making Business Telecommunications Business Systems Development IS Project Management Electronic Commerce Manufacturing Information Systems Topics in Information Systems

10. MIS Curricula MIS specialization in MBA MS in Information Systems Electronic Commerce Minor Participation in MS in Information Assurance IS/EC Certification

11. MIS Program Curriculum Resources –Computing Facilities

12. Computing Resources Facilities 2 General Purpose Labs IT Exploratorium Networking Lab MIS Lab MBA classroom

13. Computing Resources Hardware 7 NT servers –Database –Files –Exchange –Web 200 PCs Printers, Scanners, etc.

14. Computing Resources Software Windows NT servers Windows 95, 98 Oracle 8i, Designer/Developer 6.0 Visual Studio Compustat,...

15. MIS Program Curriculum Resources –Computing Facilities –Student Clubs

17. Increasing Membership: 250+ Community/University Service Awards Projects –Corporate Visits –Recruiter Receptions

18. Increasing Membership: 250+ Community/University Service Awards Projects –Corporate Visits –Recruiter Receptions –Cyclone ‘97

19. Increasing Membership: 250+ Community/University Service Awards Projects –Corporate Visits –Recruiter Receptions –Cyclone ‘97 Online Resume Bank –Microsoft’s Favorite Cool Site Award –http://resume.bus.iastate.edu/

20. MIS Program Curriculum Resources –Computing Facilities –Student Clubs –Faculty

21. MIS Faculty fred Choobineh suzanne Clayton anthony Hendrickson brian Mennecke sree Nilakanta daniel Norris g. Premkumar troy Strader dan Zhu

22. MIS Program Curriculum Resources –Computing Facilities –Student Clubs –Faculty Integrated Roles –Faculty

23. –Faculty role Explore areas of inquiry Solve current problems Disseminate knowledge Create knowledge Transfer Knowledge Mediate industry university dialog Build cooperative teams Knowledge Discovery & Technology Transfer

24. MIS Program Curriculum Resources –Computing Facilities –Student Clubs –Faculty Integrated Roles –Faculty –Industry

25. –Ingersoll-Rand role Explore areas of inquiry Mediate industry university dialog Build joint ventures Provide career opportunities Influence curricular directions Knowledge Discovery & Technology Transfer

26. MIS Program Curriculum Resources –Computing Facilities –Student Clubs –Faculty Integrated Roles –Faculty –Industry –Students

27. Knowledge Discovery & Technology Transfer –Student role Assimilate knowledge & skills Contribute value Build goodwill

28. Resources to Address the Growth Restructuring the Curriculum –Advisory Council –Redesigning Curriculum

29. Resources to Address the Growth Restructuring the Curriculum –Advisory Council –Redesigning Curriculum Computer Based Training

30. Resources to Address the Growth Restructuring the Curriculum –Advisory Council –Redesigning Curriculum Computer Based Training Laptops for MIS majors

31. –Dedicated To High Quality Education Strengths

32. –Dedicated To High Quality Education –Superior Science & Technology Strengths

33. –Dedicated To High Quality Education –Superior Science & Technology –Unique Signature Areas of Study Strengths

34. –Dedicated To High Quality Education –Superior Science & Technology –Unique Signature Areas of Study Transportation & Logistics Strengths

35. –Dedicated To High Quality Education –Superior Science & Technology –Unique Signature Areas of Study Transportation & Logistics Management Information Systems Strengths

36. –Dedicated To High Quality Education –Superior Science & Technology –Unique Signature Areas of Study Transportation & Logistics Management Information Systems –Outstanding Synergy of Disciplines Strengths

37. –Dedicated To High Quality Education –Superior Science & Technology –Unique Signature Areas of Study Transportation & Logistics Management Information Systems –Outstanding Synergy of Disciplines –Superior Work ethics Strengths