Human Resource Information System Courses: An Examination of Instructional Methods
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Fall 2005
Publication Title
Journal of Information Systems Education
Abstract
This study examines to what degree and with what method human resource information systems (HRIS) concepts and techniques are being taught at colleges and universities in the United States. Forty-three course descriptions for graduate or undergraduate courses in HRIS, human resource management systems (HRMS), or a specialty human resource (HR) course that specifically covers HRIS or HRMS, were analyzed. Results of this analysis provide benchmarks for developing collegiate HRIS courses. A discussion is given on various teaching methods, objectives, focuses, and topics.
Recommended Citation
Jones, William J., Robert C. Hoell.
2005.
"Human Resource Information System Courses: An Examination of Instructional Methods."
Journal of Information Systems Education, 16 (1): 321-328.
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