TUTORIALS
AND
ADVANCED SEMINARS
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.
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- 1. COLLABORATIVE SOFTWARE ENGINEERING METHODOLOGY.
- Douglas Dean, Ann Hickey, James Lee, Jay Nunamaker
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- 2. TECHNOLOGY FOR SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING.
- Robert Briggs and Jay Nunamaker
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- 3. UTILIZING ALNs TO ENHANCE TRADITIONAL LECTURE
COURSES.
- M. Thoennessen and E. Kashy
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- 4. DOING EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH ON COLLABORATION
TECHNOLOGY.
- Alan Dennis and Joe Valacich
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- 5. ENVIRONMENTAL NEGOTIATION.
- Tung Bui, Stony Ishikawa, Raimo Hamalainen, and Melvin F. Shakun
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- 6. INFORMATION RETRIEVAL - THEORY, APPLICATION,
EVALUATION.
- Frederick Gey
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- 7. MASTERING VISIBLE WISDOM: USER INTERFACE
DESIGN FOR
- PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS, MULTIMEDIA, AND THE WEB.
- Aaron Marcus
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- 8. THE U. S. HEALTH CARE LABYRINTH.
- Robert Mittman
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- 9. MEDICAL INFORMATICS.
- Daniel Davis and William Chismar
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- 10. JAVA AND HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING.
- Rajkumar Bunya and Ira Pramanick
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- 11. MOBILE COMPUTING AND NETWORKING.
- Upkar Varshney
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- 12. DEVELOPING FORMAL SPECIFICATIONS VIA Z.
- Hossein Saiedian
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