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Gary B. Randolph

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affiliation: Purdue University, Kokomo, Indiana, USA

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2004
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Gary B. Randolph:
Use-Cases and Personas: A Case Study in Light-Weight User Interaction Design for Small Development Projects. Informing Sci. Int. J. an Emerg. Transdiscipl. 7: 105-116 (2004)

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2008
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Gary B. Randolph, Dennis O. Owen:
Attracting communities and students to IT with a community service web contest. SIGITE Conference 2008: 77-80
2007
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Gary B. Randolph:
Developing a foundational course in information systems. SIGITE Conference 2007: 267-268
2003
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Gary B. Randolph:
The forest and the trees: using oracle and SQL server together to teach ANSI-standard SQL. CITC 2003: 234-236

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