PUBLISHED WORKING PAPERS AND TEACHING MATERIALS

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15, 1977 "Readings in Systems/Information Analysis and MIS
Design," (editor), Indiana Readings in Business - Number 195,
Division of Research, School of Business, Indiana University,
Dec., 1977, (271 pages).

15, 1977 "Readings nin Management Information Systems, "
Second Edition (editor), Indiana Readings nin Business -
Number 182, Division of Research, School of Business, Indiana
University, 1977, (323 pages).

4, 1978 "An Empirical Evaluation of Structured  Programming
Technigues Using  COBOL", (with John NRicketts),  Discussion
Paper No. 125, Division of Research, School of Business,
Indiana University.

20, 1979 "The MIS Manager and Major Software Package
Acguisitions," Management Information Systems Research Center
Working Paper.

5, 1979 "Nova Contact Lens Company Case," Parts A s B with
Teaching Notes, Discussion Paper No. 151, Division of
Research, School of Business, Indiana University.

May 12, 1979 "An FEvaluation Technigue for SSorting Algorithms"

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(with John Carlis) Management Information Systems Research
Center Working Paper.

10, 1979 "Development of An Instrument to 'Measure MIS User.
Satisfaction," (with John  Ricketts), Indiana (University,
Working Paper.

20, 1979 "Readings nin Research Designs and Methodologies,"
(editor), School of Business, Indiana University, (440 pages).

5, 1980 "A Survey of Potential Users of  ARTEMIS: An
MIS-Oriented Bibliographic NRetrieval System," (with Colleen
Schulthesis), Discussion Paper No. 162, Division of Research,
School of Business, Indiana University.

11, 1980 "The Prototype Model as a MIS Design Technigue,"
(with David Naumann)  Discussion Paper No. 163, Division of
Research, School of Business, Indiana University,  (revised
from first draft, September, 1978).

18, 1980 "Readings on Research in MIS," (editor), School of
Business, Indiana University, (612 pages).

15, 1981 "Introduction to Data Dictionary Systems,"
Discussion Paper No. 172, Division of Research, School of
Business, Indiana University.

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