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absel-1813	Hamilton, Diane M.; Lynch, Robert D.; Ross, Linda W.	An Integrated Approach To Computerizing The Business Curriculum	1990	1	.pdf	application/pdf	1870	58	15	AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO COMPUTERIZING THE BUSINESS CURRICULUM Developments In Business Simulation & Experiential Exercises, Volume 17, 1990 195 AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO COMPUTERIZING THE BUSINESS CURRICULUM Diane M. Hamilton, Glassboro State College Robert D. Lynch, Glassboro State College Linda W. Ross, Glassboro State College ABSTRACT The New Jersey Challenge Grant program gave business school an unprecedented opportunity (and $850,000) to design an ideal, integrated approach to “computerizing” the business curriculum. Table of Contents Volume 17, 1990 The Impact of Decision Support Systems on the Effectiveness of Small Group Decisions - Revisited The Relationship Between Financial Performance and Other Measures of Learning on a Simulation Exercise Use and Effectiveness of an Analogy-Based Expert System Suggestions for Computerized Business Authors Dealing with Power: An Experiential Exercise Using Movie and Personal Diary Analysis Techniques A Model for Developing Student Skills and Assessing Outcomes Through Outdoor Training Computer-Aided Exercises Versus Workbook Exercises as Learning Facilitator in the Principles of Marketing Course An Exposition of Guilford's Si Model as a Means of Diagnosing and Generating Pedagogical Strategies in Collegiate Business Education Formal Planning and Simulation Team Performance: A Cross Sectional Approach Cases: Real Organizations in Real Time in the Classroom An Empirical Investigation of the Internal Validity of Marketing Simulation Game An Empirical Evaluation of the Pedagogical Value of Playing a Simulation Game in a Principles of Marketing Course Factors Affecting Effective Teaching of Strategic Planning: Some Preliminary Evidence An Experiential Exercise for Learning About the Relationship Between Organizational Form & the Project Management Process Accounting Communication Skills can be Taught in the Auditing Course Modeling Cost Functions in Computerized Business Simulation: An Application of Duality Theory and Sheppard's Lemma A Life Cycle Analysis of Decision Making for a Strategic Management Team	cache/absel-1813.pdf	txt/absel-1813.txt