TUTORIAL:
HOW TO MAP YOUR IS PROGRAM
TO IS 2002

John H. Reynolds
john.reynolds@cis.gvsu.edu
George Nezlek
nezlekg@gvsu.edu
School of CIS, Grand Valley State University
Allendale, MI  49401  USA

Jeffrey P. Landry
jlandry@usouthal.edu
Herbert E. Longenecker, Jr.
HLongenecker@usouthal.edu
School of CIS, University of South Alabama
Mobile, AL  36688  USA

Using software developed by the Center for Computing Education Research (CCER), a Division of the Institute for Certification of Computing Professionals Education Foundation (ICCP EF), the tutorial will guide faculty participants through the process of mapping an IS curriculum.  The software is accessible from (http://www.iseducation.org).

The mapping process describes how courses that are part of an institution’s undergraduate IS degree program support the educational goals and objectives of the Information Systems Model Curriculum and Guidelines for Undergraduate Degree Programs in Information Systems (IS 2002).

A follow-up workshop, offered later the same evening, will demonstrate how to use information resulting from mapping in order to assess and improve courses and curricula and assist in the IS accreditation self-study process.