List of teaching (course) related material

This page contains an archive of courses I have taught at one point or another. Some of these pages still attract interest, but most are not actively maintained. Most of the material on these pages is freely available. If you wish to use any of the material on these pages in your own courses, or if you have any questions about its use, please contact me - Queries@Chris-Kimble.com.

Courses

• Information Systems and Strategy (MBA level)
  This course was taught to MBA students at Euromed Management in 2008/2009 and 2009/2010. The objective of the course was to give provide a better conceptual understanding of the role played by information technology and information systems in business strategy which could be applied to any situation where the two needed to be aligned. A set of ' Taster Slides' for this course available from SlideShare.

• Management and Information Systems (undergraduate and/or postgraduate level)
  This course was taught in various forms to students on both undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses in the University of York between 1994 and 2006. The web pages that appear here are the last version of the web site for this course. It was first created in 2002 and was aimed primarily at undergraduate management students; it maintained until approximately 2005.

• Computers In Society (undergraduate level)
  This was the very first on-line course I produced back in the days when the only web browser available was NCSA's mosaic. It was taught as an undergraduate option to students in the University of York between 1995 and 1999. These pages are now really an archive of the topics that were of interest in the last century, having said that, a surprising number of the links are still active and may be of interest to some.

• Human Interface 2 (postgraduate level)
  This course was taught between 1999 and 2003 as part of the MSc in Information Processing degree at the University of York. The first version of the course (see the HI2 Archive page) was focused on computer supported co-operative work in the context of modern business organizations. Later versions focused on the role of technology in supporting distributed collaborative work. The web site here was created in 2000 and maintained until approximately 2002.

• Computer Supported Co-operative Work and Knowledge Management (postgraduate level)
  This short course was originally produced for a series of lectures given in 2004 at Sogn og Fjordane University College in Norway. The theme of the lectures was an the links between Computer Supported Co-operative Work (CSCW) and Knowledge Management (KM); a theme that is also present in the HI2 module and the MIS module.

• Systems Design Methodologies (undergraduate level)
  This module was taught between 2005 and 2008 as a final year option for Computer Science students. The web site here was created in 2004 and maintained until 2008. NOTE - the original site contained several features which were only available to York students (such as a library of articles) and consequently do not feature in this version of the site.