CURRICULUM VITAE

CARL J. CASE                                      Home:   (716)372-1238
132 South 2nd Street                            Office:   (814)362-5277
Olean, NY  14760                                E-Mail:   cjc3+@pitt.edu



EDUCATION:

     Ph.D., UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS, Denton, TX, May 1996. 
          Major:  Business Computer Information Systems
          Supporting Field:  Computer Education and Cognitive Systems

     M.B.A., cum laude, ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY, St. Bonaventure, NY,  May
          1982.  Major:  Business.

     B.B.A., cum laude, ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY, St. Bonaventure, NY,  May
          1980.  Major:  Marketing.

     New York State Regents Diploma, scientific with honor, BOLIVAR CENTRAL
          SCHOOL, Bolivar, NY, June 1976.  Major:  Math, Science, and Spanish.


ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:

     Assistant Professor, UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT BRADFORD, Bradford, PA, 
          August 1995 to Present.  Visiting Professor 1994-95.  Adjunct 
          instructor 1993-94.  Duties: Full-time instruction of computer
          science and information systems' curriculum, development of
          associate degree program in information systems, and technology
          committee work.  The coursework emphasis is in domains of system
          analysis and design, telecommunications, management information 
          systems, computer literacy, database management systems,
          electronic spreadsheets, word processing, electronic mail, 
          Internet and World-Wide Web networking, Windows, and MS-DOS.  In
          addition, presented the first full-semester class via
          interactive television (ITV) at the campus.

     College Lecturer, JAMESTOWN COMMUNITY COLLEGE, OLEAN CAMPUS,
          Olean, NY, January 1994 to May 1995.
          Duties: Part-time instruction of computer science curriculum.  The 
          emphasis of the coursework is with regard to system analysis and
          design and introduction to computer science.

     College Instructor, ALLEGHENY RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CENTER,
          Bradford, PA,  April 1994 to Present.
          Duties:  Instruction of computer literacy curriculum for Job Link 
          program.  Course emphasis includes Word Perfect, Excel, Lotus
          1-2-3, MS-DOS, Windows, and microcomputing.

     Teaching Fellow, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS, Denton, TX, August 1990 to 
          July 1993.
          Duties:  Instruction of introductory information systems' curriculum.
          The emphasis of the coursework is with regard to MIS concepts,
          system analysis and design, database management systems,
          electronic spreadsheets, word processing, and MS-DOS.
          Responsible for the co-development and system administration of
          the network-based placement, interview scheduling, and messaging 
          system for the International Conference on Information Systems.
          Served as COBOL teaching assistant.

     Associate, COMPUTER WORKSHOPS, New Wilmington, PA, April 1986 to Present.
          Duties:  Instruction of budgeting and finance to executive-level 
          university administrators in a seminar situation at locations
          throughout the United States. Instruction is operationalized through 
          the use of Lotus 1-2-3, Harvard Graphics, dBase and MS-DOS.

     College Instructor, OLEAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE, Olean, NY, August 1983 to 
          May 1990.
          Duties:  Instruction of entire microcomputer application curriculum, 
          Introduction to Marketing, and Money and Banking.  Responsible
          for on-going development of academic and administrative computer
          applications, selection and maintenance of all academic computer
          hardware and software, and serving as faculty advisor to
          the Student Activities Senate.

     College Instructor, AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING, Buffalo, NY, February
          1984 to Present.
          Duties:  Instruction of bank data processing courses with emphasis 
          on Lotus 1-2-3, MS-DOS, and microcomputing.
  
     Seminars Taught:
          "Budgeting and Forecasting", 1986-present, at Penn State University;
          Dallas, TX; Pittsburgh, PA, and Washington, DC.
          "How to Setup and Manage an Accounting System", in cooperation with 
          Small Business Development Center at Clarion State University,
          September, 1995.
          "Introduction to Excel", Allegheny Research & Development Center, 
          Bradford, PA, Summer 1995.




PUBLICATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL PAPERS:

     "The Role of Electronic Messaging in the Intermediate Business Context." 
          Dissertation, University of North Texas, May 1996.

     "The Role of Electronic Messaging."  Presented at the Association for 
          Information Systems 2nd Americas Conference, Phoenix, AZ, August
          1996.

     "A Research Vehicle for the Information Highway."  Working Paper with 
          Lizabeth Matz, December 1995.  Presented at American Accounting
          Association Northeast Regional Conference, New York, NY, April
          1996.

     "Imaging Technologies:  A Strategic Organizational Solution."  Journal of
          Systems Management 44.7 (July 1993): 12-16.

     "Task:  A Complex State of Affairs."  Working Paper BCIS-WP-930301, 
          University of North Texas, March 1993.


PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES: 

     Computer Consultant, CASE INFORMATION SERVICES, Olean, NY, October
          1984 to Present.
          Duties:  Part-time computer consultant for approximately thirty 
          business firms. Consultation activities encompass entire system 
          development life cycle and include system analysis, design,
          programming, hardware selection and maintenance, employee
          training, networking, and system maintenance.  Application
          development is primarily in the accounting, inventory,
          database, and Material Resource Planning arenas.

     Team Leader, MDS LABORATORIES, Olean, NY, May 1984 to July 1988.
          Duties:  Responsible for management of teams of employees working at
          AMBA blood programs throughout New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
          West Virginia. Act as a liaison between lab and site program
          coordinator. Responsible for administrative functions at each
          site.


COMMUNITY SERVICE:

     Western New York Developmental Disabilities Service Office, Cattaraugus 
          County Advisory Board, 1994 to present.

     Western New York Developmental Disabilities Service Office, Family 
          Support Services, Consumer Council, 1994 to present.

     Chairman, Southern Tier Catholic Schools Computer Advisory Committee, 
          1994 to present.

     Volunteer, Girls Scouts of America, Olean, NY chapter, 1994 to present.

     Down Syndrome Parent Support Group of Cattaraugus County, 1985 to present.
          Group President 1985-1987.


UNIVERSITY SERVICE:

     Promotion and Renewal Committee, August 1996-present.

     Academic Technology Committee, Distance Learning working group, January 1996-present.

     Academic Technology Committee, Faculty Computing working group, January 1996-present.

     Tech Prep Business/Industry Committee, 1994.


TEACHING-RELATED ACTIVITIES:

     Advisor, Business Program, approximately 20 students annually, 1994-present.

     Courses Taught: 1993-present
          CS80 Computer Literacy
          CS103 Integrated Business Microapplications
          CS107 Advanced Business Microcomputing
          CS108 Survey of Information Systems
          CS1309 System Analysis and Design
          CS208 Business Telecommunications
          CS1401 Principles of Software Engineering
          MGMT1302 Operations Management


COURSE AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT:

     Associate Degree in Information Systems (AS in IS), developed degree, 
          outlined program objectives, characteristics of program
          graduates, and curriculum requirement.

     Information Systems, developed minor within computer science major.

     Management Information Systems, developed concentration within business 
          major, approved May, 1996.

     New courses developed:
          CS108 Survey of Information Systems
          CS208 Business Telecommunications
          MGMT1310 System Analysis and Design

     Revisions of existing courses:
          MGMT1302 - Converted Operations Management to Information Systems
          CS103 - Converted course to Microsoft Office orientation
          CS107 - Modified course to emphasize Internet and system design concepts

     Distance Learning, developed and implemented first full-semester distance learning class
          broadcast from Bradford campus via Interactive Television (ITV).


MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

     Association for Information Systems

     The Association for Business Communication

     Jamestown Community College Cattaraugus County Campus Computer Science Advisory
          Committee

     Beta Gamma Sigma, Honor Society, University of North Texas Chapter

     The Institute of Management Sciences

     Alpha Iota Delta, Decision Science Honor Society, Nu Tau Chapter

     Professional Activities:
          Reviewer, Association for Information Systems, 1996 Americas Conference.


PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES ATTENDED:

     Association for Information Systems, 1996 Americas Conference, Phoenix, AZ, August
          1996.

     American Accounting Association  Northeast Regional Conference, New York, NY, April
          1996.

     Association for Information Systems, 1995 First Americas Conference, Pittsburgh, PA,
          August 1995.


TEACHING-RELATED CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS ATTENDED:

     How to Use Technology in Introductory Courses, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford,
          February, 1996.

     Social and Ethical Implications of Computing, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford,
          Summer, 1996.

     Distance Learning workshop, instruction via Interactive Television from Center for
          Instructional Development and Distance Education at Oakland Campus.

     Cooperative Learning in the College Classroom, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford,
          Spring, 1995.

     Social and Ethical Implications of Computing, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford,
          Summer, 1995.


GRANTS RECEIVED:

     Faculty Development Grant - Research - Paper Presentation, "Flaming in 
          Computer-Mediated Communications: An Exaggerated Effect?",
          October 1996.

     Faculty Development Grant - Research - Paper Presentation, "The Role
          of Electronic Messaging," July 1996.

     Faculty Development Grant - Research - Paper Presentation, "A Research 
          Vehicle for the Information Highway," March 1996.

     Faculty Development Grant - Research - "The Use of Internet to Collect 
          Data Regarding the Integration of Information Technology in the
          Accounting Classroom," May, 1995.


PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION:

     Who's Who in Science and Engineering, 1995.

     University of North Texas Business Computer Information Systems Academic 
          Excellence Award, 1995, 1994, 1993, 1992, 1991.

     Beta Gamma Sigma, Honor Society, University of North Texas Chapter, 1994.

     Alpha Iota Delta, Decision Science Honor Society, Nu Tau Chapter, 1992.

     Who's Who in American Education, 1992-93.

     Southwestern Bell Scholarship, 1992.