At the HICSS conference, Tuesday is a day devoted to a series of carefully selected Tutorials and Advanced Seminars. A Tutorial is intended to be cross-disciplinary in nature, and to give nonspecialists a brief overview of the subject matter. In contrast, an Advanced Seminar is designed to be an in-depth survey for those who already have significant background in the topic.

 

1. COLLABORATIVE SOFTWARE ENGINEERING METHODOLOGY.

Douglas Dean, Ann Hickey, James Lee, Jay Nunamaker

 

2. TECHNOLOGY FOR SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING.

Robert Briggs and Jay Nunamaker

 

3. UTILIZING ALNs TO ENHANCE TRADITIONAL LECTURE COURSES.

M. Thoennessen and E. Kashy

 

4. DOING EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH ON COLLABORATION TECHNOLOGY.

Alan Dennis and Joe Valacich

 

5. ENVIRONMENTAL NEGOTIATION.

Tung Bui, Stony Ishikawa, Raimo Hamalainen, and Melvin F. Shakun

 

6. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL - THEORY, APPLICATION, EVALUATION.

Frederick Gey

 

7. MASTERING VISIBLE WISDOM: USER INTERFACE DESIGN FOR

PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS, MULTIMEDIA, AND THE WEB.

Aaron Marcus

 

8. THE U. S. HEALTH CARE LABYRINTH.

Robert Mittman

 

9. MEDICAL INFORMATICS.

Daniel Davis and William Chismar

 

10. JAVA AND HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING.

Rajkumar Buyya and Ira Pramanick

 

11. MOBILE COMPUTING AND NETWORKING.

Upkar Varshney

 

12. DEVELOPING FORMAL SPECIFICATIONS VIA Z.

Hossein Saiedian