Roman Wong, Ph.D., CPA Associate Professor of MIS Office: Andreas 240 Phone: 305-899-3518 Email: rwong@mail.barry.edu Teaching Philosophy “I believe effective learning is derived from an intrisic desire. The higher-order duty of a teacher is therefore to aspire his students and show them ways to experience learning.” Dr. Roman Wong received his baccalaureate education from Lingnan College in Hong Kong, MBA and PhD in MIS from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and Southern Illinois University at Carbondale respectively. Before joining Barry in 2000, he was an MIS faculty at the California State University Northridge teaching accounting information systems and database design. His current research interests are in the areas of knowledge-intensive process modeling, component-based software engineering and software reuse, participatory system design, and agent-based modeling. Before his academic career, Dr. Wong has spent more than ten years in the industry as an accounting and systems practitioner. He has also engaged in teaching CPA review courses for multiple institutions and providing in-house training for major accounting firms. Selected Publications and Conference Presentations 2004 “Towards a Theoretic Model of Selecting Media Choice for Complex and Knowledge-Intensive Processes”, Co-authored with Cretson Dalmadge, Journal of Management Research, Forthcoming 2004 “Media Choice for Complex and Knowledge-Intensive Processes”, Co-authored with Cretson Dalmadge, Proceedings, 37th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, January 2003 “Aligning Media Choices with Process Characteristics”, Co-authored with Cretson Dalmadge, Issues in Information Systems, 4(1), pp 108-114 2003 “Implications of Process Characteristics on Communication Media Choices”, Co-authored with Cretson Dalmadge, Proceedings, Decision Sciences Institute 2003 Annual Meeting, Washington D.C. November 2003 “Managing Factors that Restrain Participatory Design in System Development Projects”, Co-authored with Tarja Tiainen, Proceedings, Decision Sciences Institute 2003 Annual Meeting, Washington D.C. November 2002 "Task-Structure Analysis: A Modularized Approach for Modeling Knowledge Intensive Processes," coauthored with S. Bhattacharrya, Proceedings, 35th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences, January 2002 "What Have We Learnt From the Early Expert Systems in Auditing?", ACME Annual Transactions, v12, August 2002 "An Action Space Perspective to Exploring the Restricting Factors for Participatory Design", Co-authored with Tarja Tiainen, ACME Annual Transactions, v12, August 2001 “Towards a Repository for Knowledge Components Identified in Common Audit Tasks,” INFORMS National Meeting, Miami Beach, November 2001 “The Task-Structure Approach to Component-Based Software Engineering: A Guide of Component Specification,” INFORMS National Meeting, Miami Beach, November