RESEARCH CENTERS
Laboratory for Information Technology Evaluation
In the Laboratory for Information Technology Evaluation (LITE), researchers study the impact of information technology on people, society, organizations and culture using cutting edge tools and methodologies like virtual reality, eye tracking and electroencephalographic (EEG) activity. Software such as Morae allows researchers to record and analyze human-computer interactions. The lab is led by Drs. Fiona Nah, Richard Hall and Nathan Tyman, renowned information systems and human-computer interaction researchers, and features both undergraduate and graduate student researchers.
Center for Enterprise Resource Planning
In an effort to keep pace with industry demand, the Center for Enterprise Resource Planning uses various enterprise resource planning products and technology provided by SAP University Alliance, Oracle Academy, and Microsoft™ Dynamics Academic Alliance to enhance student-learning experiences through well-designed and well-balanced curriculums.
ERP is business management software that companies use to collect, store, manage and interpret data from many business activities, including product planning, manufacturing or service delivery, marketing and sales, inventory management, and shipping and payment.
Interdisciplinary Research centers
World-changing research occurs every day at S&T. Key research areas include biomedical science and engineering, civil infrastructure, energy research and development, environmental research, intelligent systems, materials research, and rock mechanics and explosives. Missouri S&T’s interdisciplinary approach to research involves students working alongside world-class faculty in a variety of fields – from the sciences and engineering to the humanities, business and the liberal arts.
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