Teaching

"To prepare students to become successful lifelong learners

and to provide a stimulating and interactive learning environment

characterised by case-based and problem-based teaching models using the E-Learning environment Moodle"

Current Teaching (2005/2006)

	Analytical Information Systems (CA257) - Building the enterprise wide information basis
	Information Systems Strategy (CA348) - Achieving competitive advantage by aligning IT and business

	Logistics Management (CA483) - Integrated Management of business networks by strategic and systematic coordination of business activities
	Information Systems Frameworks (CA596) - Part and Full-Time degree

Course material available at: moodle.dcu.ie (All information is subject to change and should be checked regularly).

Project Report:

Report writing and managing references: Essential reading for all students:

M. Berndtsson, J. Hansson, B. Olsson, B. Lundell: Planning and Implementing your Final Year Project - with Success! A Guide for Students in Computer Science and Information Systems, Springer 2002, ISBN 1852333324

DCU Library Citing & Referencing Guide This guide published by the Library is now available. Copies will be held in the Short Loan and Main lending collections for borrowing. Students may purchase a copy at the Issue Desk

Meetings and Contact:

Students who have questions should:

	Talk to me after lectures/tutorials (prefered and encouraged)
	Email
	Call into my office (Room L2.26)
	You also can request a meeting via Email indicating the question/topic (The meeting will be arranged as soon as possible)

Please allow a few days for answering your emails. During semester: typically you can expect an answer within 1 or 2 days, but usually not longer than 3 days. If you don't get a reply within 7 days, please feel free to contact me again. During Semester break it might take a few days longer to reply to your email.

Further Information (Projects)

Dublin City University Postgraduate Taught Degrees, including European M.Sc. in Business Informatics (see also Information Flyer and Poster)

Miscellaneous

List of invited guest lecturers

Previous Teaching and Curriculum Development

Academic year:	Course	Study Programme
2005/06	Analytical Information Systems (CA257) Information Systems Strategy (CA348) Logistics Management (CA483)	B.Sc. in Computer Applications (Dublin City University)
2005/06	Information Systems Frameworks (CA596) (Part and Full-Time degree)*	Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (Dublin City University)
2004/05	Analytical Information Systems (CA257) Information Systems Strategy (CA348) Logistics Management (CA483)	B.Sc. in Computer Applications (Dublin City University)
2003/04	Analytical Information Systems (CA257)* Information Systems Strategy (CA348) (day and evening) Logistics Management (CA483)*	B.Sc. in Computer Applications (Dublin City University)
2002/03	Information Systems Strategy (CA348)*	B.Sc. in Computer Applications (Dublin City University)
2001/02	Informatics II (Tutorial)	Information Management (University of St. Gallen)
2000/01	Informatics II (Tutorial)	Information Management (University of St. Gallen)
1993/04	Tutorial for Numeric at the Department of Mathematics	Business Informatics (University of Mannheim, Department of Mathematics)

European Master of Science in Business Informatics*

*Courses/Programmes initiated and/or re-designed

Graduate Supervision include:

	PhD candidates
	MSc in in Information Technology (2005/06)
	MSc in Electronic Commerce (Business) in academic year 2003/2004.