First Day of Class

As someone studying Management Information System I am interested in taking my twelve years of experience and proving to a peer group that I have the skills and tools to potentially be a revenue generating employee.

Knowledge and experience in a collegiate setting is a positive leg up, many questions were asked today in the beginning of the class today and I embarrassingly felt like I was answering a lot of the questions. Application of knowledge can be the difference between intelligence and wisdom.

[[A venn diagram. The left circle is labeled "things on the front page of a university website" and contains "campus photo slideshow," "alumni in the news," "promotions for campus events," "press releases," "statement of the school's philosophy," "letter from the president," and "virtual tour." The right circle is labeled "things people go to the site looking for" and contains "list of faculty phone numbers and emails," "campus address," "application forms," "academic calendar," "campus police phone number," "department course lists," "parking information," and "usable campus map." The only item in the overlapping section is "full name of school."]] {{Title text: People go to the website because they can't wait for the next alumni magazine, right? What do you mean, you want a campus map? One of our students made one as a CS class project back in '01! You can click to zoom and everything!}}

Knowing how to be relevant is the task of this class...



Hopefully we wont miss the mark like this.