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Technology and Society, 2004. ISTAS '04. International Symposium on
Date: 17-19 June 2004
Location: Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Chair: Lance Schachterle
A decade of professional experience with globalization
Cohen, P.A.
Pages: 1- 8
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Systematically designed license exams in non-native countries to accelerate globalizing pace
Bing-Yuh Lu; Ming-Li Tung; Mau-Yuan Wang; Hao-Li Liu; Tzu-Ching Shih
Pages: 9- 16
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Building innovative capability in firms of developing countries to face the domestic global competition
Jiang Yu; Yongjiang Shi; Xin Fang
Pages: 17- 22
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Engineering globalization: oxymoron or opportunity?
Newberry, B.
Pages: 29- 35
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Demons in the IT workplace [organizational psychology]
Epstein, R.G.
Pages: 37- 48
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Verizon vs the RIAA: implications for privacy and democracy
Grodzinsky, F.S.; Tavani, H.T.
Pages: 49- 53
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A human power conversion system based on children's play
Pandian, S.R.
Pages: 54- 61
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Software development as spiritual metaphor
Epstein, R.G.
Pages: 62- 75
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Now, Tomorrow and Yesterday: a structured technique for providing a laboratory setting for courses in technology and society
Perusich, K.; Davis, B.
Pages: 76- 79
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Software simplicity, and hence safety - thwarted for decades
Lowry, E.S.
Pages: 80- 84
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A Web-based tool for distance learning of foreign languages
Chang, P.H.
Pages: 85- 91
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Globalizing engineering ethics education through Web-based instruction
Cummings, M.L.; Lo, J.
Pages: 92- 95
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English vocabulary spectrum analysis for the technological and vocational college/university programs in non-native English speaking nations
Ming-Li Tung; Bing-Yuh Lu; Hao-Li Liu; Mau-Yuan Wang; Jer-Junn Luh; Kuen-Cheng Ju
Pages: 96- 101
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Science and appropriate technology for underdeveloped countries: one emphasis in the master of engineering program at Baylor University
Bradley, W.L.; Newberry, B.
Pages: 102- 103
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Enhancing usability by international students of a distance learning Web site
Kjell, B.; Gailer, H.
Pages: 104- 106
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Teaching English technological textbooks in non-native English speaking nations
Bing-Yuh Lu; Ming-Li Tung
Pages: 107- 110
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Globalizing manufacturing engineering education
Stephan, K.D.; Sriraman, V.
Pages: 111- 117
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IT education for disadvantaged students: lessons from Europe
O'Donnell, S.
Pages: 118- 125
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Foundation and funding opportunities for globalization
Gerstenfeld, A.; Njoroge, R.J.
Pages: 126- 132
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Benefit/cost analysis for international study options
Jewell, T.K.; Thomas, W.W.
Pages: 133- 138
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Evolution of a computer science program toward globalized technological education
Wilkens, E.J.; Brikman, M.S.
Pages: 139- 143
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Opening up technological education: the perspective from social informatics
Chakrapani, P.N.; Ekbia, H.R.
Pages: 144- 147
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Scholarly/professional scientific and engineering societies and globalization
Foster, K.R.; Herkert, J.R.
Pages: 149- 149
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Social science and international content in risk analysis courses
Hassenzahl, D.M.; Barr, C.F.
Pages: 151- 155
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Assessment of the utility of technology transfer guidelines as determined by the evaluation of the RESCUER program in rural Uganda
Williams, K.M.
Pages: 156- 164
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Environmental standards: the new concept and key to international harmonization of safety standards for the safe use of electromagnetic energy
Osepchuk, J.M.
Pages: 165- 173
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The effects of English language dominance of the Internet and the digital divide
Wolk, R.M.
Pages: 174- 178
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