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Direct linkYue, Kwok-Bun – Journal of Information Systems Education, 2013
A common problem for university relational database courses is to construct effective databases for instructions and assignments. Highly simplified "toy" databases are easily available for teaching, learning, and practicing. However, they do not reflect the complexity and practical considerations that students encounter in real-world…
Descriptors: Databases, Computer Science Education, Courses, College Instruction
Yue, Kwok-Bun – Journal of Information Systems Education, 2010
Mashups, Web applications integrating data and functionality from other Web sources to provide a new service, have quickly become ubiquitous. Because of their role as a focal point in three important trends (Web 2.0, situational software applications, and end user development), mashups are a crucial emerging technology for information systems…
Descriptors: Peer Evaluation, Information Systems, Programming, Comparative Analysis
Yue, Kwok-Bun; De Silva, Dilhar; Kim, Dan; Aktepe, Mirac; Nagle, Stewart; Boerger, Chris; Jain, Anubha; Verma, Sunny – Journal of Information Systems Education, 2009
This paper describes our experience of using Content Management Software (CMS), specifically Joomla, to build a real world domain-specific social network site (SNS) as a capstone project for graduate information systems and computer science students. As Web 2.0 technologies become increasingly important in driving business application development,…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Information Systems, Social Networks, Graduate Students
