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Penn State University, Harrisburg, School of Business Administration, invites applications for a part-time lecturer to teach ETI 100: Introduction to Enterprise Technology Integration for the Spring 2027 semester and beyond. The position is non-tenure-track and one semester in duration, with potential for reappointment.
The course introduces IT, AI, and organizational performance, covering enterprise systems, data management, analytics, cloud computing, and project management.
JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS
The Pennsylvania State University, Harrisburg, School of Business Administration, invites applications from qualified candidates for a part-time lecturer position to teach _ ETI 100: Introduction to Enterprise Technology Integration _ during the Spring 2027 Semester and Beyond.
These openings are one semester in duration and non-tenure-track, with the possibility of reappointment.
This 3-credit General Education course introduces students to the relationship between information technology, artificial intelligence, and organizational performance. Students examine how organizations adopt and integrate emerging technologies, leverage data for decision-making, and address the opportunities, challenges, and responsibilities associated with AI-enabled systems. The course explores enterprise systems, data management, analytics, cloud computing, systems integration, project management, and the organizational impacts of technology. We seek a dynamic and knowledgeable instructor who can engage a diverse group of undergraduates and help them understand how technology supports innovation, decision-making, and organizational success.
Applicants will be evaluated based on academic background, professional experience, teaching effectiveness, and demonstrated knowledge of artificial intelligence and its applications.
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