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BCIS 5650: Emerging Information Technologies, Dr. Richard "Dick" Vedder

 

Dr. Richard "Dick" Vedder
Professor of Information Technology
Information Technology & Decision Sciences Department (ITDS)
Business Leadership Bldg., Room 312-J
University of North Texas
1307 West Highland St. #305249
Denton, TX 76201-5017
USA
Voice: 940-565-3104
FAX: 940-565-4935
Email: vedder@unt.edu
http://www.cob.unt.edu/itds/

 

Dick Vedder

 

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GENERAL INFORMATION section

  • UNT Libraries' Online Catalog Search by author, title, or key words.
  • APA Style: The OWL site at Purdue University has prepared a basic guide to citing with the current APA style.
  • Ebooks on Ebscohost Can't find it in the online catalog? Search for eBooks on your topic using the powerful EBSCOhost search experience. Your search results will  include databases and other relevant digital resources.
  • HOW TO EVALUATE WEBSITES A short guide prepared by librarian Annie Downey, UNT Libraries.
  • BCIS Electronic Resources in the UNT Libraries Where to find ABI/INFORM, ACM Digital Library, Business Source Complete, Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, Compendex, IEL (IEEE Xplore), Inspec Engineering Village, Gartner Core Rsh Svcs, INFORMS, ScienceDirect, SPIE Digital Library, Synergy (Blackwell), Web of Science, Wiley InterScience.
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  • PowerPoint slides overview of the BCIS Electronic Resources These resources are described in the TEAM REPORTS section, below.  Slides work best in IE.

 


TEAM REPORTS section

 

Team Report #1: XEROX PARC Case Study

Finding information on Xerox PARC, graphic user interface (GUI), Triumph of the Nerds (PBS), Alto computer, mouse, Steve Jobs, Apple Mcintosh.

Team Report #2: Causes for Technology Changes: James Burke's _Connections_

Videos located in the Chilton Media Library; web sites on James Burke's _Connections_.

Team Report #3: The Victorian Internet

The development of the electrical telegraph.

Team Report #4: Past Disruptive Technologies

Project assignments: aircraft carrier, Vitascope, H.M.S. Dreadnought, ATM, television (1946-1956), U.S.S. Nautilus (SSN 571), air conditioning, powered flight, penicillin, radar during World War II.

Team Report #5: Technology Disaster Analysis

Resources to analyze the following: Fukushima Daiichi, Air France Flight 447, Chernobyl, Bhopal, Deepwater Horizon, Hindenburg, Columbia, Exxon Valdez, Challenger, Concorde, Love Canal, Oklahoma City bombing.

Team Report #6: Emerging Technology Assessment

Topics: gesture recognition systems, augmented reality, 3D printing, social media archiving systems, carbon management technologies, molecular manufacturing, power beaming systems, 4K video resolution systems, domestic servant robotics.

List of BCIS Journals for Emerging Technology Assessment

Academic and practitioner journals for Business Computer Information Science (BCIS) and Information Technology & Decision Sciences.

Additional: Changing our Education Paradigms

Contents: PBS's Triumph of the Nerds; Sir Ken Robinson, education & creativity expert and frequent contributor to the TED Talks (Technology Entertainment & Design); RSA Animate video; IDEO in Palo Alto on creative brainstorming & design; Daniel Burrus, Technology Futurist and Business Strategist; The Futurist magazine.

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