Development of a Faculty Work Load System: A Case Study in a Public University
Chantana Chantrapornhchai
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Chantana Chantrapornhchai: Faculty of Science, Silpakorn University, Thailand
International Journal of Information Systems in the Service Sector (IJISSS), 2012, vol. 4, issue 3, 71-86
Abstract:
In a Thai public university, a faculty member has multiple duties besides teaching and researching, such as administrative work: the committee members in many faculty projects. The workload for a faculty member varies depends on the university policy, the faculty policy and the department policy. The target at the university policy being the research and teaching, a faculty member must concentrate on these tasks. However, the administrative work cannot be avoided and the workload depends on the number of people in the department. Each university has different ways to divide the workload. In the author’s university, the information on the work done on each type of job is split. Thus, in this paper, the author describes the case on gathering the workload information and proposes to integrate the information which helps organize the workload for the whole department effectively. The author presents the developed information system which divides the overall workload based on existing information and views the workload for each faculty member, and department. They also discuss the integration issues to existing Management Information Systems in the university.
Date: 2012
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