William Burrows

Senior Lecturer Emeritus in Information Systems
MSDN Academic Alliance Administrator


Master of Arts in Business Administration, University of Washington, 1971
Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (cum laude), University of Washington, 1970


Specialties
Object-oriented systems, application programming, application of information technology to improve business efficiency and effectiveness.

Positions Held
MSDN Academic Alliance Administrator, current
At the University of Washington since 1982
UW computer services manager (1974-82)
UW systems analyst (1971-74)


Honors and Awards

MSIS Class of 2005 Excellence in Teaching Award

MSIS Class of 2004 Excellence in Teaching Award

MBA Professor of the Year

            1989

            1986

MBA Professor of the Quarter

            Autumn 2000

            Spring 2000

            Spring 1991

            Winter 1991

            Autumn 1988

            Spring 1983

Undergraduate Professor of the Year

            1987

Undergardaute Excellence in Teaching Award

            2000

            1998

            1997



Selected Publications
  • Learning Programming using Microsoft Visual Basic.NET, 4th Edition, Burrows and Langford, Irwin/McGraw-Hill, 2003.
  • EMBA Math Workshop, Burrows, self-published on the Internet, 1998.
  • A Guide to Data Modeling, 5th Edition, Burrows, self-published, 1999.
  • Using Microsoft Excel, 4th Edition, Burrows, self-published, 1998. Using Microsoft Access, 4th Edition, Burrows and Lou, self-published, 1997.


Selected Consulting Experience
  • Pacific Coast Banking School, technology advisor.
  • Brilligwar.com, Internet startup.


Courses Taught
  • Information Systems (IS 200) 
  • Introduction to Information Systems (IS 300)
  • Fundamentals of Application Programming (IS 320)
  • Object-Oriented Systems (IS 423)
  • Computer-Based Information Systems (IS 504)
  • MBA Core Information Systems (BA 501)
  • Data and File Structures (IS 520)
  • Information Systems Development (IS 560)
  • Applications Programming (IS 579 Special Topics)
  • Developing Web Applications (IS 579 Special Topics)
  • Fundamentals of Information Systems Management (MSIS 501)

Contact Information

Phone:
Fax:206-543-3968
Office:Off Campus
Email:burrows@u.washington.edu
Web:http://faculty.washington.edu/burrows

Mailing Address

Foster School of Business
University of Washington
Box 353200
Seattle, WA 98195-3200

"Advances in technology have outpaced the ability of most organizations to assimilate and use them effectively."