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- Title
- Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 338: iKNOW Management IPRO 338 IPRO Day Presentation Sp06
- Creator
- Collard, Aaron, Crulcich, Jake, Debiak, Carol, Edwardson, John, Hasija, Abhinav, Krzyzek, Piotr, Lam, Christopher, Meyer, Douglas, Ramakrishna, Sushanth, Roberson, Dennis, Robinson, Joy, Schramm, Dan, Tillmans, Mike, Wojtowicz, Norbert
- Date
- 2006-05, 2006-05
- Description
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IPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover...
Show moreIPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover rate and few teams continuing across semesters a large amount of valuable project knowledge was being lost. To address this issue, the IPRO knowledge management tool – iKNOW, was developed to assist with capturing and cataloging the knowledge generated from IPRO projects during each semester. This semester, IPRO 338 was charged with the full implementation of IKNOW across the 36 teams in the IPRO Spring semester. However, since this report was completed prior to the iKNOW upload deadline, a full accounting of the number of compliant teams was unavailable.
Sponsorship: Tom Jacobius
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2006 semester
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- Title
- Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 338: iKNOW Management IPRO 338 Final Report Sp06
- Creator
- Collard, Aaron, Crulcich, Jake, Debiak, Carol, Edwardson, John, Hasija, Abhinav, Krzyzek, Piotr, Lam, Christopher, Meyer, Douglas, Ramakrishna, Sushanth, Roberson, Dennis, Robinson, Joy, Schramm, Dan, Tillmans, Mike, Wojtowicz, Norbert
- Date
- 2006-05, 2006-05
- Description
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IPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover...
Show moreIPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover rate and few teams continuing across semesters a large amount of valuable project knowledge was being lost. To address this issue, the IPRO knowledge management tool – iKNOW, was developed to assist with capturing and cataloging the knowledge generated from IPRO projects during each semester. This semester, IPRO 338 was charged with the full implementation of IKNOW across the 36 teams in the IPRO Spring semester. However, since this report was completed prior to the iKNOW upload deadline, a full accounting of the number of compliant teams was unavailable.
Sponsorship: Tom Jacobius
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2006 semester
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- Title
- Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 338: iKNOW Management IPRO 338 Poster Sp06
- Creator
- Collard, Aaron, Crulcich, Jake, Debiak, Carol, Edwardson, John, Hasija, Abhinav, Krzyzek, Piotr, Lam, Christopher, Meyer, Douglas, Ramakrishna, Sushanth, Roberson, Dennis, Robinson, Joy, Schramm, Dan, Tillmans, Mike, Wojtowicz, Norbert
- Date
- 2006-05, 2006-05
- Description
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IPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover...
Show moreIPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover rate and few teams continuing across semesters a large amount of valuable project knowledge was being lost. To address this issue, the IPRO knowledge management tool – iKNOW, was developed to assist with capturing and cataloging the knowledge generated from IPRO projects during each semester. This semester, IPRO 338 was charged with the full implementation of IKNOW across the 36 teams in the IPRO Spring semester. However, since this report was completed prior to the iKNOW upload deadline, a full accounting of the number of compliant teams was unavailable.
Sponsorship: Tom Jacobius
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2006 semester
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- Title
- Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 338: iKNOW Management IPRO 338 Abstract Sp06
- Creator
- Collard, Aaron, Crulcich, Jake, Debiak, Carol, Edwardson, John, Hasija, Abhinav, Krzyzek, Piotr, Lam, Christopher, Meyer, Douglas, Ramakrishna, Sushanth, Roberson, Dennis, Robinson, Joy, Schramm, Dan, Tillmans, Mike, Wojtowicz, Norbert
- Date
- 2006-05, 2006-05
- Description
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IPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover...
Show moreIPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover rate and few teams continuing across semesters a large amount of valuable project knowledge was being lost. To address this issue, the IPRO knowledge management tool – iKNOW, was developed to assist with capturing and cataloging the knowledge generated from IPRO projects during each semester. This semester, IPRO 338 was charged with the full implementation of IKNOW across the 36 teams in the IPRO Spring semester. However, since this report was completed prior to the iKNOW upload deadline, a full accounting of the number of compliant teams was unavailable.
Sponsorship: Tom Jacobius
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2006 semester
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- Title
- Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System (semester?), IPRO 338
- Creator
- Collard, Aaron, Crulcich, Jake, Debiak, Carol, Edwardson, John, Hasija, Abhinav, Krzyzek, Piotr, Lam, Christopher, Meyer, Douglas, Ramakrishna, Sushanth, Roberson, Dennis, Robinson, Joy, Schramm, Dan, Tillmans, Mike, Wojtowicz, Norbert
- Date
- 2006-05, 2006-05
- Description
-
IPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover...
Show moreIPRO 338 project started in 2003 was designed to address the issue of knowledge transfer in the IPRO teams. Due to an 80% student turnover rate and few teams continuing across semesters a large amount of valuable project knowledge was being lost. To address this issue, the IPRO knowledge management tool – iKNOW, was developed to assist with capturing and cataloging the knowledge generated from IPRO projects during each semester. This semester, IPRO 338 was charged with the full implementation of IKNOW across the 36 teams in the IPRO Spring semester. However, since this report was completed prior to the iKNOW upload deadline, a full accounting of the number of compliant teams was unavailable.
Sponsorship: Tom Jacobius
Deliverables for IPRO 338: Maintaining and Implementing a Knowledge Management System for the Spring 2006 semester
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- Title
- The Pilgrim project: IIT and the Stroll (Fall 2003) IPRO 332: The Pilgrim Project- IIT and the Stroll IPRO332 Fall2003 Final Presentation
- Creator
- Wadhwani, Steven, Lambert, Bob, Cleveland, Rayshaun, Ortega, Uriel, Velazquez, Itzi, Kim, Young (hannah), Matthews, Stuart, Gonzalez, Ricardo, Vinz, Charles, Dederer, Christian, Edwardson, John, Day, Jasen, Hadhazy, Melissa, Iyare, Jackie, Rush, Wyatt, Adams, Aaron, Watanabe, Elissa
- Date
- 2003, 2003-12
- Description
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This project will assist Pilgrim Baptist Church in developing archival, instructional, and commercial materials for the non-sectarian Thomas A...
Show moreThis project will assist Pilgrim Baptist Church in developing archival, instructional, and commercial materials for the non-sectarian Thomas A. Dorsey Community and Cultural Arts Center, which will be located at the corner of 33rd Street and Indiana (just east of the IIT campus). In this sub-project (part of a series of related IPROs), participants will focus on four tasks: (1) creating an online discography (database) covering 1900-1960; (2) developing a web-based interactive map of music venues in Bronzeville, 1900-1960, including landmarks located on what is now the IIT campus; (3) creating a series of CDs illustrating the music played at each venue, 1900-1960; (4) negotiating contracts with commercial music publishers and gathering required permissions. Students will research relevant archival materials in the VivianG. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature, the DuSable Museum, the Chicago Historical Society, and the Chicago Jazz Archive at the University of Chicago. Finally, students will begin to prepare informational materials in diverse media for distribution at the Dorsey Center.
Sponsorship: Pilgrim Baptist Church
Project Plan for IPRO 332: The Pilgrim project; IIT and the Stroll for Fall 2003 semester
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