Faculty
This listing includes faculty (professors, instructors, lecturers, etc.) that teach in program specific computer information systems courses within the major. This does not necessarily include those who teach general education, business, or other related classes.
Barbara Myers
Position: Lecturer of Computer Science
Department: The Beacom College of Computer and Cyber Sciences
Education:
Ed.D., University of South Dakota
M.S., Dakota State University
B.S., Mississippi University For Women
Barbara teaches for the College of Business and Information Systems at University Center in the area of information systems, computer science, and networking. Other areas of work include web and database design for small companies and local users, and advising online and University Center students.
David Bishop
Position: Associate Professor of Information Systems
Department: College of Business and Information Systems
Education:
D.Sc., Dakota State University
M.S., Dakota State University
B.S., Western Washington University
As a member of the graduate faculty, Dr. Bishop teaches a variety of graduate and undergraduate courses in information systems and computer science focusing on software engineering and related topics such as systems analysis and design, database programming and multi-tier architectures. Dr. Bishop’s research centers on agile methodologies and includes publications in international conferences and journals as well as regional conferences.
Jun Liu
Position: Associate Professor of Information Systems / Coordinator for Master of Science in Analytics Program
Department: College of Business and Information Systems
Education:
Ph.D., University of Arizona
M.S., University of Arizona
B.A., Nanjing University
Jim McKeown
Position: Lecturer of Computer Education
Department: College of Business and Information Systems
Education:
Ph.D., University of Iowa
M.A., Teachers College / Columbia University
B.S., South Dakota State University
Dr. McKeown teaches Visual Basic programming courses, computer hardware, MIS, and web programming courses at DSU. He is involved in farm management, data collection and data mining. His book, Programming in Visual Basic: The Very Beginner's Guide, is in its fourth edition. In addition, he's the mastermind behind the BIS Soup Lunch.
Cherie Noteboom
Position: Associate Professor of Management Info Systems / Coordinator for PhD in Info Systems / Co-Coordinator for Center of Excellence
Department: College of Business and Information Systems
Education:
Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Omaha
E.D., University of South Dakota
M.B.A., University of South Dakota
B.S., South Dakota State University
Chris Olson
Position: Associate Professor / Coordinator for Information Systems Program
Department: College of Business and Information Systems
Education:
Ph.D., Business Administration, Northcentral University, 2013
M.S., Information Systems, Dakota State University, 2004
B.S., Information Systems, Dakota State University, 2001
Dr. Chris Olson teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses, specializing in Office applications, both client and server side web programming, and developing dynamic mobile applications. He serves on the Barrier Free Learning Committee and his research interests include accessibility, utilization of assistive software technology, and universal design concepts.
Ronghua Shan
Position: Professor of Computer Information Systems / Coordinator for Master of Science in Information Systems Program
Department: College of Business and Information Systems
Education:
Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln
M.A., University of Nebraska-Lincoln
B.E., Zhejiang University of Technology
Dr. Shan teaches Data Management courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels. His research interests include database security, metadata management and constraint modelling and processing.