Ann L. Fruhling Ph.D
Associate Professor in ISQA department
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Peter Kiewit Institute - Office 174C
6001 Dodge Street
Omaha NE 68182
Telephone: (402)554-4968
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Research Background
Last updated on November 6th 2005
Dr. Ann Fruhling, is an Associate Professor in the Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis department in the College of Information Science and Technology at the University of Nebraska - Omaha. Her research includes system usability studies in e-health specifically focusing on the needs of rural residents in the State of Nebraska, agile methods focusing on eXtreme programming, value-based software engineering and Human Computer Interaction. She has taught courses in Database Systems Design and Management, Java Programming, Software Engineering, Information Systems Analysis, Human Computer Interaction and User Interface Design to name a few. She is also the Principle Investigator for a Laboratory Integration Project that researches and implements leading-edge information technology solutions for an emergency response system and laboratory diagnostic consultation system, called STATPack™.
Education
Ph.D.,University of Nebraska - Lincoln, 2003
Major Area: MIS Minor Areas: Computer Science, Marketing, Strategy
Dissertation: "An Empirical Study of Human-Computer Interaction Usability Factors Affecting Perceptions of Trust of E-Health Consumers"
M.B.A.,University of Nebraska - Omaha, 1991
Thesis:"Comprehensive Business Study and Strategic Plan for a Rural Dentist Practice"
B.S., BUS. ADMIN, Computer Information Systems,Colorado State University, 1983
Other Information
Dr. Fruhling is also interested in cyberterrorism and information technologies. For detailed information, please click here.
Last updated: 2008.4