The Center for Virtual Organization and Commerce provides an organization in which student-developed projects contribute to their education and that of others while also pushing the frontiers of virtual organization research. As each user will draw value from the Center's knowledge products, so too will student developers add value to those who follow them. But, the developers will also learn from the development experience.
Projects can fall into a variety of shapes and sizes.
Some will be as small as a modest contribution to a repository in a particular class, while others may be a major group project for a class, an independent study, a six-hour master's project, or a doctoral dissertation. The following are a few of the project opportunities that are available in the Center today. If you are interested in pursuing a particular project please tell the project manager of your interest and any special qualifications. Repository Development Repositories are organized sets of knowledge about a particular set of things. For instance, we currently have a repository underway for BPR tools .