CURRICULUM VITAE

 

GUISSEPPI A. FORGIONNE

 

Personal Data

 

            Date of Birth:  July 9, l945

            Place of Birth: Jenkins Township, Pennsylvania

 

Education

 

            B.S.    1966   Wilkes College, Commerce & Finance

            M.B.A.  1968   University of Scranton, Marketing & Economics

            M.A.    1972   University of California, Econometrics

            Ph.D.   1973   University of California, Management Science

 

 

Experience in Higher Education

 

            Current:            Professor of Information Systems, University of Maryland Baltimore County.  Teach Decision Support and Expert Systems, Advanced Data Base Concepts, Management Science, and Project Management at the undergraduate level.  Teach Simulation and Modeling, Foundations of Information Systems, Methods of Decision Analysis, System Design Process, Decision Science, Survey of Decision Technology Systems, Technology of Management, Research Design and Methodology, and Enhanced Decision Support Systems at the graduate level.  Served as Department Chair and Department Liaison to Continuing Education.  Supervised many Graduate Programs of Study and several doctoral dissertations.  Designed, Developed, and Implemented masters and doctoral programs in Information Systems.

 

            1984‑1986       Professor of Management, Bucknell University.  Taught Decision Support Systems, Management Information Systems, Management Science, and Managerial Statistics.  Department Computer Coordina­tor.

 

            l970‑l984         Professor of Operations Management, California State Polytechnic University.  Taught Decision Support Systems, Management Science, Managerial Statistics, and Operations Management at the graduate and undergraduate levels.  Served as Department Chair and Department Computer Coordinator.  Designed, Developed, and Implemented graduate and undergraduate programs in Operations Management, Management Science, and Statistics. 

 

            1979-80           Professor of Business Administration, Mount Vernon College (while on leave from California State Polytechnic University).  Taught Marketing Research and Management.  Served as Department Chair.  Designed, Developed, and Implemented an undergraduate program in Business Administration.

 

            l979                 Fulbright Professor of Managem­ent Science, Helsinki School of Business.  Taught Modeling & Research Design/Methodology in Marketing at the doctoral level.  Lectured at Finnish Universities and did consulting for Finnish firms.

 

            l969‑l970         Assistant Professor of Quantit­ative Methods, California State University, Fresno.

 

            l968‑l969         Instructor of Business Manage­ment, New Hampshire College, Man­chester.

 

 

Experience in Other Than Higher Education

 

              l986   Frito Lay.  Designed and implemented a formal education­al program for 45 middle level managers and five top level managers in the utilization and management of data base, modeling, and simulation components of developed MIS and DSS systems.

 

            l985‑l986         Bucknell University.  Designed and implemented a seminar series for five university administrators in the utiliza­tion of videotex equipment for academic administration.

 

            l984                 Bucknell University.  Presented a seminar to 20 Lewisburg area middle managers on the utili­zation of computerized fore­casting systems in banking and real estate development.

 

            l982                 Department of the Army.  Presented a series of courses covering the economic analysis of housing alternatives to approximately 50 middle level Corps of Engineer management personnel.

 

            l975‑l982         California State Polytechnic University.  Designed, de­veloped, and implemented, through the Kellogg West Continuing Education Center, a series of courses for approxi­mately l75 middle and top level managers on the utili­zation and management of data base, modeling, and simulation components of MIS and DSS systems in community services, electric utilities, consumer product manufac­turing, and construction.

 

            l980                 Department of the Navy.  Presented a seminar to the Chief of Naval Operations and his staff on the utilization of a computer­ized cost/benefit model for retirement program evaluation.

 

 

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