Web development and knowledge of client-server technologies would be beneficial. Insight into the international aspects of systems development is desirable. Both undergraduate and graduate teaching assignments are part of this position, as is student advising. For both positions, junior applicants should have completed the Ph.D. in Information Systems and should have an excellent potential for effective teaching and a strong commitment to research. Senior applicants must have an established record of scholarly publication and evidence of high quality teaching.
Sponsored research is desirable.
Salary for all positions is commensurate with education and experience. For all positions, the Ph. D. should be completed by September 2001. The IDS Department has nine full time IS faculty and 10 additional full time faculty teaching business communication, operations management, and statistics. There is an undergraduate IS major, MBA specialization, and MS concentration. The College of Business Administration is the fifth largest undergraduate program in the country.