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The Level of Computer Use in Schools of Business

AbstractThroughout the 1980s there has been a quest for increased use of computers in university business administration programs. An analysis of previous research and a pilot study completed in 1987 consisting of a stratified random sample of university-based business schools revealed that a large proportion of business school course offerings still fail to show any reference to computer use, and a previously undefined variable may be the size of the school.

James E. Novitzki

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