Vijay K. Vaishnavi - Department of Computer Information Systems

18. "Formal Models for Languages and Translations." 10th Annual Convention of the ComputerSociety of India, 1975.19. "Simple Coupled Languages, Simple Matrix Languages and N-Turn Generalized CheckingAutomata." Co-author: S. K. Basu. Symposium on Circuits, Systems, and Computers,University of Calcutta, 1975.SUPERVISION OF DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONSDoctoral Dissertation Committee Chair• Dr. Guangzhi Zheng, Assistant Professor, Southern Polytechnic & State University, Smyrna,Georgia. Dissertation Title: “A Multidimensional and Visual Exploration Approach toProject Portfolio Management,” 2009.• Dr. Lei Li, Assistant Professor, Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing andManagement, D. Abbott Turner College of Business, Columbus State University, Georgia.Dissertation Title: “Generating User-Centric Dynamic and Adaptable Knowledge Modelsfor World Wide Web,” 2007.• Dr. Stacie Petter, Assistant Professor, Information Systems & Quantitative Analysis,College of Information Science & Technology, University of Nebraska at Omaha.Dissertation title: A Process to Reuse Experiences via Narratives among Software ProjectManagers,” 2006.• Dr. D. Turk, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Information Systems, ColoradoState University. Dissertation title: “Toward a Multi Level Goal-Based Model for SoftwareDevelopment Processes,” 1999.• Dr. R. Bandi, Associate Professor, Department of Quantitative Methods and InformationSystems, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore. Dissertation Title: “Validation ofObject-Oriented Design Complexity Metrics for Predicting Maintenance,” 1998.• Dr. W. Kuechler, Professor & Co-Chair, Accounting and Information Systems, Universityof Nevada at Reno. Dissertation Title: “Modeling Dynamic Task Coordination inInterorganizational Workflows with Smart Objects," 1998.• Dr. G. Buchanan, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Information Systems, TroyState University at Dothan, Alabama. Dissertation Title: "Modeling OperationsManagement Support Systems," 1991.• Dr. T. D. Korson, Professor, School of Computing, Southern Adventist University,Tennessee and Senior Partner, Korson-McGregor, Inc., Dissertation Title: "An EmpiricalStudy of the Effects of Modularity on Program Modifiability," 1986.20