Fall 2005

• Shih-Fang Chiu: The OEM Experience: A Look at Technology Development in Taiwan.
• Robert Creek: Challenges of Technology Transfer from the Research Lab to the Field.
• Minerva Garcia-Delgado: Key Factors of Technology Transfer in the United States.
• Erik Henderson: Mobile Technology and Virtual-Team Communication.
• Alberto King: Strategic Management for Small Engineering Firms.
• Ryan Lamm: Managing Technological Innovation in Intelligent Transportation System Communications Infrastructures.
• Michelle Ocampo: Research on Best Practices for Teleworking & Hewitt Assoc. Virtual Workforce Suggestions.
• Ronald Seifert: Project Status Reporting Using Earned Value Management on System Integration Projects.

Summer 2005

• Clint Adamkavicius: Study of a COVERT VEHICLE VANGARD System (for transmitting location) with Feasibility and Manufacturing Assessment.
• Bessie Irizarry: Every Step Adds Errors:  Tips to Implement an Effective Data Collection System.
• Ruben Mancha: Understanding the Canary Islands' Business Environment.
• Jeffrey Nelson: Customer Knowledge Management: Enhancing Customer Loyalty Through Knowledge Management.
• Sheshieda Scott: The Business Intelligence (BI) Dilemma.

Spring 2005

• Brian Blackwell: Design Verification and Marketing of New Spherical Bearing Design for Aerospace Use
• Terri Davis: Analysis of Expertise Seeding in the Projects in Space Learning Experience, Phase I.
• Gilbert Dominguez: Aligning Cryotologic Systems Group (CPSG) Strategies to Support a Global Information Grid (GIG) Environment.
• Jeff Fasenmyer: Application of Corporate Barter in the Propulsion Directorate.
• Nancy Garcia: Outline and Presentation in utilizing a Professional Development Engineer Matrix Tool.
• Donald Hawkins: Integrating Digital Games and Simulations as a Tool to Improve Individual Learning.
• Juan Nieves: SITE Project: Smooth IT Environment.
• Michael Nishimuta: Strategies to Improve Diffusion of Contactless and Radio Frequency Identification Technology in Consumer Applications.
• Martin Schmid: Technical Framework for Building Information Modeling
• Carlos Torres: Development of Antineoplastic Drugs From Early Research To Marketing Approval: A Guide For Phoenix Biotechnology Inc.

Fall 2004

• Joel E. Goode IV: Texas Nodal System: An Analysis of the Systems Implications on CPS.
• Amelia Kardokus Badders: CPS and Our Journey to Define Our Vision.
• Robert D. Paysinger: Maximizing LM6000 Gas Turbine Generators in the New Power Market.

Spring 2004

• John Ferencak: Project Management Benchmarking of Marmon Mok.
• Thanawak Jayaronariddhi: Technology Transfer: Guidance for Thay SMEs.
• Gustaf McGrath: The Union Pacific-Southern Pacific Merger: A Technology Management Mishap.
• Hulon Pearre: The Impact of Carbon Nanotubes on Semiconductor Manufacturing: Past and Present.

Fall 2003

• Chinyere Anyanwu: The Disconnect: Large Tech and Small Tech Businesses: 'An Alternative Business Model'.
• Pramod Buravalli: Technology Vision - An Indian Experience.
• Ana Cabrales: Applying Airplane Maintenance Concepts in the Motorola Nogales Maintenance Program.
• Judge Chen: Achieving Enhanced Profitability - Lessons learned from managing aircraft completions projects.
• Donald Floyd: Perioperative Blood Recovery Services: Managing Balance.
• Michelle Germann: Influence of Project Managers on the Motivational Factors of a Project Team.
• Eric Hodeen: Information Technology Resource Man
• Michael Madison: Promotional video for the MOT.
• Heidi Muller: A Technological Data-Base Innovation Involving the Field of Mycology.
• Thomas Peralta: Remaking a Tradition: Culture and Technology for the Next Generation Navigator.
• Cynthia Pope: Relationships of Learning Styles and Occupations.
• Richard Rizo: Grant Sources for Distance Learning/Academic Technology and Management of Technology Program.
• Federico Roesch: Intellectual property: Basic knowledge and global perspectives.
• Richard Ruble: Intellectual Property and the University.
• Troy Seldon: Department of Homeland Security: S&T Program Performance Management Plan.
• Lynn Westbrook: Successful Technology Planning: Lessons Learned from the Project Manager.
• Linda Whitesell: One Step Further: An SBC Online PMO Reorganization Proposal.
• Geri Williams: Project Management Enhances Success for Research Grants.
• Daniel Zucker: Integration of Project Management with a Six Sigma Methodology.

Summer 2003

• James Arps: Optimization of Internal Research and Development Resources for Nonprofit Research Organization

Spring 2003

• Kirk Caddell: Human Factors for Knowledge Management in Drug Development.
• Pilar DelAngel: Applying Knowledge Management Strategy to SWRI for More Effective R&D.
• Glen Hicks: Product Portfolio Management: Where Product Managers Influences Strategic Balance and the Product Pipeline.
• Dewey Keeton: Management Quality Improvement- (presented jointly with Adan Longoria).
• Jose Velazquez: How to manage IT Personnel: Retention, Motivation and Productivity.
• Barbara Williams: Partnerships: When Principles of Sound Project Management Aren't Enough.

Fall 2002

• Daniel Sigmond: Retaining Engineers and Scientists in Air force.
• Alejandro Sanz: Work Force and Human Labor Resources in Canary Island.
• Adam Longoria: Management Quality Improvement.

Summer 2002

• Lisa Napolitano: Improved Knowledge Management for PSSA.
• Cyndy Reisdorph: DFB Pharmaceuticals: Key Exhibits for Healthpoint R&D.
• Frank Szarka: A case study in organizational learning: Philips Electronics Quality Improvement Competition.

Spring 2002

• Scott A Beggs: Development of requirements for the parametric modeling of development costs for business jet interiors.
• Mickey Carl Cox: Engineering and Technical Support Services (ETSS) II Acquisition Strategy.
• William T Holland: Flexibility, Stability and Profitability: Exploring the effects of using leased employees in a manufacturing environment.
• Paul Pankratz: Considerations and means of diffusing a positive culture in rapidly expanding technical organizations.
• Rene San Miguel: Enterprise Resource Planning and Strategic Strategies impacting two major Fortune 500 Companies.

Fall 2001

• John A. Fritz: R&D Collaboration between large firms and individual inventors/fledgling start-ups: Seeking a blueprint for successful collaborations.
• Jessica Gutierrez: Benefits and challenges of implementing a media asset management system.
• Todd Harrah:Considering Uncertain Futures in Strategic planning for Technology Based Environmental Organizations.
• Barbara Hendricks: Marketing Management of Technology
• AnneMarie N. Hooge: Toward the identification and definition of metadata value metrics.
• Carlos Torres: The Product development (PD) Process: Going from Prototype to Production. A comparison of normalized PD process and local PD process with suggestions for change.
• Fu-Sen (Jason) Tsai: Characteristics of OEM partnership success: A case study of Compaq Computer Corporation and Optoma Technology.
• Jernell Williams: KemNet Technologies: A business overview.

Summer 2001

• Aeonard Royal Borel: Analogies between normal system accidents and radical innovations within organizations.

Spring 2001

• Dan Worcester: Development of a Dynamometer based research tool to evaluate fuel additive effects on Combustion chamber deposit (CDD) for Spark-Ignition passenger car engines.

Fall 2000

• Jeffrey D. Baseley: Strategic Information Management Planning.

Spring 2000

• Melissa Garcia: The development of a Quality Control program.
• Mark Werner: Financial Risk Management for City Public service.
• John Kosub: Digital Audio Broadcasting: Breaking the Sound Barriers.
• Christ Pelton: Managing Technology interaction in the building AEC/FM industry.
• Andrew Black: Semiconductors industry enters the specific phase.

Fall 1999

• Kevin Cloonan: Migration to a new Electronic Mail System after a Corporate Acquisition
• Ronald Castillo Rodriguez: Re-leveling the Foundation: Understanding Workflow Dynamics to Leverage Opportunities of Performance in Manufacturing Environment

Spring 1999

• Ray Akridge: Strategy Made to Flex: A Strategic Architecture for a Technical Firm.
• Richard Castrejana: Municipally Owned Utilities: The Decision to Compete.
• Eric Lee Cox: Meeting the Education Challenge: Designing Effective Software to Increase Mathematics Competency.
• David G. Crowley: An Analysis of the Organizational Structure of Air Force Logistics: A Study of Organizational Design and Contingency Theory.
• Dan Gonzales: Enhancing the Deployment of Weapon Systems by Analyzing Organizational Design.
• William C. Gunst: The Kyoto Protocol: An Analysis of the Costs and Technologies Available for a Municipal Utility.
• Richard Laughlin: Development and Integration into an Enterprise Resource Planning Methodology of a New Product Development Procedure.
• Dwayne A. Phillips: Analysis of Cable Telephony as a Threat to a Regional Carrier.
• Melissa Joyce Pittard: San Antonio: A City of Skills for South Texas.
• Terry J. Schamberg: Environmental Management Information Systems.
• Michael S. York: Dynamics of Successful Information Technology Outsourcing Deals: Software Development in a Casualty and Property Insurance Business.

Fall 1998

• Lori Grubish: Adding Value Through Innovation: A Case Study of Technological Advancements in Winemaking.
• Richard Knight: Case Study: The Art of Technology Management in the Service Industry.
• Bobby G. Moore: Mutual Adaptation: Applying A Systems Approach to the Effective Leveraging of Information Technology.
• Janice D. Olvera: Features of a Technical Firm's Organization, Behavioral Norms, and Managerial Controls That Affect Internal Collaboration.
• David Balli: A Study of Turnover Factors of Engineers in a State Department of Transportation.
• Michael T. Sage: An Exploratory Study of Fluctuating Engineering Overhead Rates.

Spring 1998

• Michael Fuentes, Energy Management Services in a Public Utility.
• David W. Johnk, A Comparison of Technologies: Laser Cutting System verses Turret Punch Press in a Sheet Metal Fabrication Facility That Runs Primarily Small Lot Sizes (1-500 Pieces).
• Stephen Schiavo, A Survey of Instructional Technology in Private Colleges.
• Jon Wickstrom, Information Technology Supplier Relationships for Dummies.

Fall 1997

• Rob Arthur Barry, Simple Computing for The Office: A Case for "Network Computers".
• Robert H. Begian, Strategic Planning and Developing Countries.
• David Grant Burleson, Product Improvement and Marketing Information for Medical Devices Derived from Clinical, Economic and Subjective Outcome Measure in Clinical Trials.
• Ronnie Lee Carter, Technical Competency of Engineers
• Christopher Lee Ellis, Spiral Development: KI-17 Case Study
• Judith Ann Feltenberger, Fiber-Optic Link Around The Globe (FLAG) -The Leading Light of Telecommunications Competition.
• David Edward Hofmann, Technology Assessment of Alternative Technologies for The Remediation of Trichloroethylene in Groundwater.
• Alfonso Lopez-Ramirez, A Study of International Transfer of Technology: Survey On The Robotics Market.
• Robert James Trevino, Technology, Organization, and The Future: Technology in Organizational Change.

Summer 1997

• Michael E. Leininger, Issues With the Use of a Separate Strategic Technology Group or Outsourcing in an Information Dependent Organization.

Spring 1997

• David Evans, Impact of Deregulation on Customer Retention in a Public Utility.
• Jon A. Gwin, Course Development for Project Managers.
• Mario A. Rodriguez, Course Development for Project Managers.

Fall 1996

• Mireya Fernandez, Technology Transfer Low-Cost Environmental Technology.
• David J. Tonsall, The Survivability of The Municipally Owned Electric Utility and It's Ability to Compete with Private Utilities in a Deregulated Marketplace.
• Ruben Lopez, Biotechnology Manufacturers: Needs, Issues, Population, and Trends.
• William J. Raissle, Telemedicine: A Technology Who's Time Has Not Yet Arrived.
• Matthew S. Nelson, IT Futures at Baptist Memorial Healthcare System.
• Russell Weniger, Organizational Structure Requirements to support CADD data management across multiple organizations.

Spring 1996

• Mitchel H. Butikofer, Centralized Control - Decentralized Execution: An Information Technology Management Practice.
• Diane M. Henkes, Retail Wheeling, the Electric Utility Industry, and City Public Service.
• Paul A. Ondrej, Digital Versatile Disc Technology: Its Workplace Impact and Marketing Requirements.
• Michael J. Tolk, Strategic Planning/Implementation of Privatization at a Military Installation: Outsourcing vs. Organic Resources.
• Salli O'Donnell Tolk, Long Distance Learning: The Good, the Bad, and the Future.

Fall 1995

• Orlando F. Alcantara, An Analysis of the VHS VCR Technological Evolution: A Neoteric Model of a Technology Evolutionary Cycle, a Market Sociopolitical Perspective, and its Impact on the Digital Video Disk Format.
• James O. Jacot, Wireless Telephony Networks.

Summer 1995

• Melissa Hite, Research Facilities and Companies involved in Gene and Cellular Therapy.
• Jack Milone, Reengineering: Beyond the Buzzword.
• Thomas M. Lew, Strategic Assessment of a Contract Research and Development Organization.

Spring 1994

• Keith S. Dever, Organic Industrial Base Technology Assessment