College of Information Science and Technology

Ann L. Fruhling, Ph.D.

Courses Taught

Graduate Courses

ISQA 8040 -- Systems Analysis and Design

ISQA 8080 -- Value Based Software Engineering - new curriculum

ISQS 8110 -- Modern Software Design

CSCI 8256 -- User Interface Design and Development

CSCI 8266 -- Human Computer Interaction

CSCI 8640 -- Human Computer Interaction

CSCI 8836 -- Software Engineering

ISQA 8950 -- Capstone MIS

Undergraduate Courses

CIST 1010 -- Foundations of IS&T

CIST 1010 -- Distance Education Course - Foundations of IS&T

CIST 1100 -- Computer Concepts and Applications

CSCI 1810 -- Introduction to COBOL

CSCI 2810 -- Advanced COBOL

CSCI 2830 -- Java Programming

CIST 3100 -- Organizations, Applications, and Technology

ISQA 3310 -- Database Design and Management

ISQA 3420 -- Managing in a Digital World

CSCI 4980 -- Senior Seminar - Careers and Trends in IT

ISQA 4110 -- Information Systems Analysis

CSCI 4260 -- User Interface Design and Development

CSCI 4650 -- Human Computer Interaction

CSCI 4830 -- Software Engineering

CSCI 4980 -- Electronic Commerce - new curriculum

Independent Studies Supervised-Honors Student Supervised

1. Summer-Fall 2008 -- Karekar- Cristina Success Factor of Agile Development;A case Study

2. 2005 -- Pete Hospodka, Chad Young, Nicholas Palernno- Instructor for Independent Studies for the research in    systems development of animal tracking system using RFID, wireless and mobile computing technology.

3. 2005 -- Christopher Gollehon-Honors credit in Java Programming Course

4. 2005 -- Richard Dogson- Information Assurance Assesment

Desertations and Thesis Supervised

1. 2010-Inprogress--Becky Dietenbeck,Thesis, Committee member, Technology Infrastructures for Healthcare     Access to Rural Residents

2. 2009-Inprogress--Janyl Jumadinova,Thesis, Committee member

3. 2009-Inprogress -- Alvin Tarrell, PhD Advisor s

4. Fall, 2006 -- Liz Gomez, NJIT-External PhD Committee Member Mobile Information Communication Technology     in Crisis Management: Understanding User Behavior, Response, and Training, Defended Spring 2007 PhD     Committee Co-Advisors: Dr. Murray Turoff, Dr. Norbert Elliott Internal Committee: Dr. Michael Chumer, Dr. Jerry     Fjermestad, Dr. Katia Passerini

5. Fall 2009-ongoing-- Rahman Strum ,UNMC/MPH – Capstone – Preceptor (similar to advisor)

6. Fall 2009-ongoing -- Brandy Bose,MIS Master – Thesis advisor

7. Fall 2009-Ongoing-- Tim Guerthman,MIS Master – Thesis advisor

8. Ongoing -- Lisa Grabenbauer,PhD Advisor - With my guidance Lisa submitted a paper to the AMCIS SIG Health     Workshop for the JAIS special issue. Her paper was accepted and she presented her research proposal.

9. Fall, 2006 -- Steinhauser, L,Dissertation Committee, defended dissertation. I spent quite a bit of time reviewing     his dissertation and then meeting with him several times to help him so he could graduate.

10.Spring, 2007 -- Hospodka, PeterMaster's Thesis Committee Member, Defended thesis, “Bayesian Reasoning in     a Fact-Proposition Space”,

11.Fall, 2007 -- Chambers, Eric,Master's Thesis Committee Member, Defended thesis, “Electronic Medical Record     System with Integrated Diagnosis Assistance and Ontology-Based Definition Retrieval”,

12.Summer, 2006 -- Cheryl Fernandez,Thesis, Committee member, Acceptance of Technological Change: Do     Expertise and Self-Efficacy Matter? Defend August 2006.

13.Spring, 2006 -- Noel Johnson,Thesis, committee member, Evaluation of a Telehealth Consultation System for     State Public Health Laboratories, defended Spring 2006.

14.Fall, 2004 -- Kimberly Tyser,Thesis, Co-Chair, Increasing Usability Testing Productivity using Collaboration     Tools, Defended Fall 2005.

15.Fall, 2004 -- Pushpa Koneri,Thesis Committee member, Increasing Software Inspection Capability using     Collaborative Tools, Defended Fall 2004.

16.Fall, 2003-- Silpi S. Baishya,Thesis Committee member, Formal Verification of Speed Control Strategies with     SPIN Model Checker, Defended Fall, 2004.

17.Fall, 2003- Syed Shiraz Hussain,Thesis Committee member, High Level Synthesis System using Program     Transformation, Defended Summer 2004.

Curriculum and Course Development

1. Fall 2010,ISQA 3420 --Developing Course for Online Delivery Major

2. Spring 2010 CIST 9900 Seminar in Human Computer Interaction Research – new prep with Distance Education,     Developed syllabus and all assignments. Taught course first time in Spring 2010. Major New Course     Development – Distance Education

3. Spring 2009 ISQA8080 Seminar: Public Health Informatics. Developed syllabus and all assignments. Taught     course for first time in Spring 2009. Major - New Course Development

5. Fall 2009 ISQA3420 New Preparation “Managing in a Digital World” Major – New Prep

4. FSpring 2009 ISQA3420 Added the Virtual Team component – working with Matt Germonprez and Sumangla     Rathore Minor

6. Fall 2009 Curriculum Development with UNMC – COPH – 4+1 curriculum for health informatics Major Curriculum     Development(In progress)

7. Spring 2005 CIST 8080 Value Based Software Engineering Seminar – new course .

8. Fall 2001 CIST1010 New course developed, “Intro to CIST.” Developed syllabus and all exercises.

9. CIST1010 CIST1000 CIST1100/ CSCI1500 Developed Curriculum Change Proposals

10. CIST 4000 Electronic Commerce

11. 1995-1996 IRWIN Reviewer – Technical Reviewer for Introduction to Computers course – CDROM.

12. 1995 IRWIN Reviewer – Technical Reviewer for Introduction to Technology textbook.

Service Learning Activities

1. Fall 2009,Kids Can

2. Fall 2009,Nebraska Family and Children Services - Supporting Foster Youth who are launching into independent     living through IT – Service Learning

3. Spring 2009 ,Alegent Health – Supporting Spinal Cord Injury people through IT, Service Learning

4. Fall 2009,Douglas County Department of Correction – see attached letter from Dr. Margolit – PKI Attic     partnership – Develop STD database/tracking system for UNMC Medical Students Service Learning class –     Awarded a $2500 EPSCoR grant with a $2500 match of DCDC.

Independent Studies Supervised/Directed Learning

1. Fall 2009,Kanad Sharma- CPHI – developer census UI and queries, academic researchers database

2. Fall/Spring 2009/2010,Pooja Prakash- CPHI – Environmental Health Data Requirements

3. Spring/Fall/Spring 2009/2010,Ryan Nickell- CPHI – Developer – research in using GWT and semantic searchers

4. Fall/Spring 2009/2010- Sharmila Raman-STATPack – Developer – mobile/blackberry design and implementation     for STATPack

5. Spring/Summer/Fall/Spring 2009/2010,Michael Ralrick- STATPack Lite – Developer – a stand-alone lean version     of STATPack, lead on implementing this application in small clinics – 4 labs to date

6. Spring/Fall 2009,Rahman Strum- CPHI – MPA Researcher Presented poster at UNO Student Research     Symposium Spring 2009

7. Spring/Fall 2009,Jason Niven- CPHI – CPHI – MPH Researcher Presented poster at UNO Student Research     Symposium Spring 2009

8. Fall 2009,Jesse Berens- COPH – Geographer – mapping public health data

9. Spring 2009,Ruchi Sodhani- CPHI – Census UI Presented poster at UNO Student Research Symposium Spring     2009

10.Spring 2009,Anup Sharma- CPHI Presented poster at UNO Student Research Symposium Spring 2009     Developed CPHI overall web platform

11.Spring 2010,Bettina Lechner- CPHI User Interface Designer

USSTRATCOM

1. Supervised Research, Buxton, Tim– Tim worked with me on a Heuristic Evaluation Research Study at     STRATCOM, hired May 2008

2. Supervised Research,Read, Aaron- Aaron worked with me on a usability study at STRATCOM where we did a     cognitive walkthrough analysis. We submitted a paper to HICSS and it was accepted.