CAUSE96 Track 4
Distributed Computing & Network Technologies
Network communications has become a cornerstone technology on many of our campuses,
the enabling force behind developing new information services and applications. Distributed
computing technology remains a critical piece of the puzzle for high degrees of complexity
and integration in our information and application environments.
Wednesday, 10:00 am
Surfing the Data: Using the World Wide Web to Make Every Data Warehouse Client a Data Expert
Charlie J. Klumpp
Clifton Ivy
Wednesday, 11:15 am
A Methodology for a Successful Transition to Client/Server and Beyond
Sidney F. Holmes
Ellen L. Teague
Wednesday, 2:00 pm
Implementing ATM at CMU: Transition and Teamwork
James W. Dening
Mark D. Strandskov
Wednesday, 3:15 pm
Turnkey Campus ATM Network Installation: Voice, Video, and Data
Carol H. Martin
Timothy Law
Thursday, 10:00 am
Applying Advanced Information Technologies in a Student-Centered Learning Environment (Abstract Only)
William H. Cureton
Thursday, 11:15 am
Organizing IT Support for a Networked Environment
Morteza A. Rahimi
Sandra Dennhardt
Robert Taylor
Thursday, 2:00 pm
Integrated Information Environment -- A Technology Architecture for the Next Century
John Detloff
Richard Ecelbarger
Keith Wilburn
Thursday, 3:15 pm
A LAN Speed Record: From 0 to Complete Communications Network in 56 Days (or, a model for effectively and affordably networking the small college
Ellen F. Falduto
Timothy J. Catella
Douglas Carroll
John Willis