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Dr. Gregory W. Hislop Associate Professor Voice: 215 895-2179 |
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Greg Hislop is a
faculty member and former Associate Dean of the College of Information Science
and Technology at Drexel University. He is
extensively involved with many aspects of curriculum management for the
College’s computing related degrees. He
has also been involved with the College's online education programs since
1995. Dr. Hislop also holds a joint
appointment in the Department of Computer Science.
Dr. Hislop’s research
interests include technology for education, the evolution of the computing and
information disciplines, and various aspects of software engineering. Prior to coming to Drexel University, Dr.
Hislop spent nearly twenty years working with information technology in
commercial and governmental organizations.
He holds degrees in economics, computer science, and information science
and technology.
Dr. Hislop's work has included extensive
involvement with the IST curriculum. He
played a lead role in development of the BS and MS in Software Engineering, and
the BS in Information Technology. He has
also led major revisions to the BS and MS in Information Systems and the
successful effort to obtain ABET accreditation for the B.S. in Information
Systems in the first year this accreditation was offered. Dr. Hislop frequently
chairs the College curriculum committee.
Dr. Hislop was principal investigator for an
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation project to compare online and traditional delivery
of the MSIS degree. He was also the Drexel lead for a six university
NSF project to create curricular materials for software engineering education. He
is currently principal investigator for an NSF project designed to create a
better entry point for computing majors in IS and IT degree programs.
In prior positions, Dr. Hislop has worked as a staff member, manager, and independent consultant. His efforts principally related to technology planning and evaluation, software development and support, and development and delivery of technical training. He has worked with organizations ranging from small software vendors to very large corporations and government agencies.
Teaching
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INFO 110 |
Human-Computer Interaction |
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INFO 424 |
Team Project Practicum |
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INFO 425-426 |
Design Problem I and II |
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SE 491-493 |
Design Project I - III |
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INFO 503 |
Introduction to Information Systems Analysis |
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INFO 628 |
Information Systems Implementation |
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INFO 630 |
Information Systems Evaluation |
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INFO 636 |
Software Engineering Process I |
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INFO 637 |
Software Engineering Process II |
Research
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Technology in Education |
Online and blended learning, learning and teaching in technology enhanced environments, student and faculty satisfaction, and the costs of using technology |
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Computing Disciplines |
Evolution and organization of the computing and information disciplines including software engineering, information systems, and information technology. |
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Software
Engineering |
Software reuse, software measurement, techniques for understanding and characterizing software for purposes of development and evaluation. Particular interest in the later life cycle phases from detailed design through maintenance, and in application of software engineering to information systems. |
Publications
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