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These categories are not mutually exclusive and the
poundaries between classifications are freguently fuzzy. This
schema is intended to facilitate the student's examination of MIS
research and is not intended as a normative  taxonomy. The
following Course bibliography is organized seguentially by
research topic.

s601 MIS Research Topics in Application Systems Development

This course  draws articles primarily from bibliography
numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 13.514, Mia 2%: 19, and 20: those
related to the development, implementation and use of information
systems applications. Occasionally, articles used in this course
may also be selected from the other categories. Freguently,
articles will be assigned that are not currently included in any
of the existing bibliographies.

s602 MIS Research Topics in Administration and Technology

This course ddraws articles primarily from bibliography
numbers 5, 6, 8, 9, 10; 14x; 15..2% 16, 18, 19 and 20: those
related to administration and technology.  Occasionally, articles
used in this course may be selected from other categories.
Freguently, articles will be assigned that are not currently

included in any of the existing bibliographies.
Note: In the following 20 bibliographies

x Nefore the author indicates that this article has been
used in S601

xk pefore the author indicates that this article has been
used in S602

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