Integrating XBRL Into The Accounting Curriculum

Integrating Security into the Curriculum

he number of skilled practitioners of computer security who are able to address the complexities of modern technology and are familiar with successful approaches to system security is very small. People want security but are faced with two difficulties. First, they do not know how to achieve it in the context of their enterprises. They may not even know of a way to translate organizational proc...

Integrating translational bioinformatics into the medical curriculum

With the arrival of genomic medicine, there is a growing consensus for a need to enhance the genomic literacy of healthcare professionals.1-3 The increasing adoption of genomic and other high-throughput ‘omics technologies in clinical labs requires that healthcare professionals, in particular, physicians be equipped with the knowledge and skills to understand and interpret genomic and other hig...

Integrating undergraduate laboratories into the curriculum.

Developing a curriculum that integrates laboratory, field, and nonlaboratory experiences requires solid planning, cooperation, and compromise among the faculty members in a department. This is especially true for laboratory experiences where basic skills and familiarity with the different groups of plants and animals carry over to upper-division courses. In an introductory Principles of Biology...

Integrating Computation into the Physics Curriculum

Animating the curriculum: integrating multimedia into teaching.

At many medical schools, the medical library assists faculty in finding and integrating new technology into the classroom, student laboratories, and lecture or small group sessions. Libraries also provide faculty with a place to do development. This paper recounts the author's experience creating software-based educational materials. In the process of creating the Slice of Life videodisc and de...