Uday S. Murthy
4202 E.
Fowler Avenue, BSN 3403
Tampa FL
33620-5500
Voice: 813.974.6523 Fax: 813.974.6528
Email: umurthy@coba.usf.edu
CURRENT
POSITION
Professor & Quinn Eminent Scholar of Accounting Information Systems
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Effects of information technology on accounting: data modeling and design methodologies for accounting information systems, auditing computer-based systems, expert systems and decision support systems in accounting and auditing.
EDUCATION
Doctor of Philosophy, August 1989
Master of Business Administration, 1985
Bachelor of Commerce, 1981
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Professor,
Associate Professor,
Department of Accounting,
Assistant Professor,
Department of Accounting,
Associate Instructor,
Department of Accounting,
Teaching Assistant,
Department of Accounting,
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION
Chartered Accountant, 1983
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Junior Officer, Price Waterhouse,
Industrial Trainee, Internal Audit Department, Sandvik Asia Ltd.,
Audit Assistant, Kirtane
& Pandit, Chartered Accountants,
REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
Wolfe, C.J. and
Kerr, D.S. and
Groomer, S.M. and
Wiggins, C.E. and
Groomer, S.M. and
Karan, V., Kerr, D.S.
Karan, V., Vinze, A.S.,
and
Bharadwaj, A., Karan, V., Mahapatra, R.K.,
Kerr, D.S. and
Groomer, S.M. and
Vinze, A.S., Karan, V.,
and
Groomer, S.M. and
REFEREED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
Kerr, D.S. and
OTHER PUBLICATIONS
Wiggins, C.E., Groomer,
S.M., and
Groomer, S.M., Murthy, U.S., and Molnar, P. (1992), The Application of Continuous Sampling Plans for Monitoring On-line Transaction Processing Systems, Institute for Research on the Management of Information Systems (IRMIS), Working Paper #9201, April, School of Business, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN.
BOOK AUTHORSHIP
Contributing author to “Accounting Information Systems,” by L. Murphy Smith and Katherine Smith, DAME Publications, Inc., 1995.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Kerr, D.S. and Murthy, U.S. “The Effectiveness of Group Support Systems for Negotiation versus Idea-Generation Tasks: An Experimental Investigation,” presented at the 2004 IFIP International Conference on Decision Support Systems (DSS2004), Prato, Italy, July 1-3, 2004.
Wolfe, C.J. and
Murthy, U.S. and Kerr, D.S. "Decision Making Performance of Interacting Groups: An Experimental Investigation of the Effects of Task Type and Communication Mode," presented at the National Meeting of the American Accounting Association, Atlanta, GA, August 15, 2001.
Kerr, D.S. and
Kerr, D.S. and
Bharadwaj, A., Mahapatra, R., Karan, V.,
Kerr, D.S. and
Kerr, D.S. and
Karan, V., Vinze, A.S., and Murthy, U.S. "Assessing the Suitability of Judgmental Auditing Tasks for Expert Systems Development: An Empirical Approach," presented at the Fifth Annual Conference on Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance, and Management, November 11-13, 1993, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA.
Vinze, A., Karan, V., and Murthy, U.S., "Assessing the Suitability of Judgmental Auditing Tasks for Expert Systems Development: An Empirical Approach," presented at the National Meeting of the American Accounting Association, August 8-11, 1993, San Francisco, CA.
Karan, V., Kerr, D.S.,
Groomer, S.M.,
Murthy, U.S. and Wiggins, C.E., Jr., "The Advantages of Object-Oriented Database Systems for Future Accounting Information Systems," presented at the Southeast Regional Meeting of the American Accounting Association, April 29, 1992, Charlotte, NC.
Vinze, A., Karan, V., and Murthy, U.S., "A Generalizable Knowledge-Based Framework for Audit Planning Expert Systems," presented at the National Meeting of the American Accounting Association, August 12-14, 1991, Nashville, TN.
Murthy, U.S. "Conceptual Modeling for Accounting Information Systems Design: An Object-Oriented View," presented at the 1991 Western Regional Meeting of the American Accounting Association, May 2-4, 1991, Scottsdale, AZ.
Groomer, S.M., and
OTHER PRESENTATIONS
“Behavioral Research Opportunities in Accounting
Information Systems,” presented at the Information Systems Section Mid-Year
Meeting Doctoral Consortium,
“Accounting Information Systems Research,”
Presentation at the 2002 KPMG PhD Project Conference,
“Impact of Recent Technology Developments on Accounting: XML and XBRL,” Florida Institute of CPAs, Continuing Professional Education Seminar, Tampa, FL, October 25, 2002.
“Ecommerce: Control and
Security Implications,” Beta Alpha Psi
Continuing Professional Education Seminar,
“ERP Systems: SAP R/3,”
Beta Alpha Psi Continuing Professional
Education Seminar,
“Internet….The Next
Wave: Intranets, Extranets, and Electronic Commerce,” Beta Alpha Psi Continuing Professional Education Seminar,
“Information Technology Support for Cooperative
Problem Solving in Auditing,” with David S. Kerr, presented at the October 1995
INFORMS meeting, New
“Monitoring High-Volume Transaction Processing
Systems Using a Continuous Sampling Approach,” with S. Michael Groomer and
Peter Molnar, presented at the October 1995 INFORMS meeting, New
“Technology Update:
Electronic Meeting Systems,” Beta Alpha Psi
Continuing Professional Education Seminar,
“Group Decision Support Systems and Expert Systems: Applications in Accounting,” with Casper E. Wiggins, Jr., Continuing Professional Education workshop, Brazos Valley Chapter of the Texas Society of CPAs, March 8, 1994, College Station, TX.
“Information Technology Support for
Collaborative Work: Group Decision Support Systems,” Beta Alpha Psi sponsored Continuing Professional Education Seminar,
“Teaching Systems Design, Internal Controls and Computer Auditing in the AIS Course: An Integrated Database Systems Approach,” workshop presented with Christopher J. Wolfe at the Southwest Regional Meeting of the American Accounting Association, March 3-6, 1993, New Orleans, LA.
WORKING PAPERS
Bryant,
S.M.,
Kerr, D.S. and
Kerr, D.S. and Murthy, U.S. “Information Processing and the Discovery of Hidden Profiles in Group Tasks: A Comparison of Computer-Mediated and Face-to-Face Communication.”
Murthy, U.S. and Wiggins, C.E. “OOREA: An Object-Oriented Resources, Events, and Agents Model for Designing Accounting Systems.”
FUNDING & GRANTS
DellSTAR Grant, $18,000
Feasibility and Implications of Continuous Assurance Techniques Coupled with
Continuous Reporting Systems, 2001
Interdisciplinary Research Initiative Grant,
$24,500
Office of the Vice-President for Research and Associate Provost for Graduate
Studies
Texas A&M University, 2000-01
Instructional Development Grant, $10,115
Electronic Learning Initiatives Program Grant, $4,825
Academy for Advanced Telecommunications & Learning Technologies
Texas A&M University, July 1996
Faculty Mini-Grant, $1,000
“Information Technology Support for Audit Team Decision Making”
Office of Research and Graduate Studies
Texas A&M University, May 1994
Center for Teaching Excellence, $5,000
Texas A&M University, 1993-94
Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, $12,000
Arthur Andersen & Co. Foundation, 1988-89
“A Comparison of Object-Oriented and Conventional Database Models,” with Casper E. Wiggins, Jr., summer grant from the Center for the Management of Information Systems, College of Business Administration, Texas A&M University.
CURRENT TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES
Accounting Systems Theory (ACG 6405 @ University of South Florida)
§ Required course for Master of Accountancy students
Research Methods II (ACG 7936 @ University of South Florida)
§
Required course for doctoral
students in the
Accounting Information Systems Seminar (ACG 7415 @ University of South Florida)
§
Required course for doctoral students
in the
COURSES DEVELOPED
Advanced Accounting Information Systems (ACCT 648 @ Texas A&M University)
§ Course covering advanced topics in accounting information systems, including systems analysis and design, development of database-driven accounting systems, design and development of Web-based systems using Active Server Pages technology, data communications and networking, and electronic commerce.
Control, Audit, and Security of Accounting Information Systems (ACCT 649 @ Texas A&M University)
§ Course covering all aspects of the control, audit, and security of accounting information systems, including the COBIT framework, general and application controls, operating system controls, input controls in client-server and Web-based systems, eCommerce assurance (WebTrust, SysTrust), use of audit software (ACL), auditing relational database systems using SQL, firewalls, and auditing SAP R/3.
AWARDS & HONORS
Grant Thornton Outstanding Researcher Award,
School of Accountancy, University of South Florida, 2005
Outstanding Research Award,
College of Business Administration, University of South Florida, 2005
Recognized as one of the “top ten” most productive researchers in Accounting Information Systems, Daigle, R.J. and V. Arnold, “An analysis of the research productivity of AIS faculty, International Journal of Accounting Information Systems, (September 2000): 106:122
Carroll Phillips Faculty Fellow
Department of Accounting, Texas A&M University, 2001-02.
Distinguished Achievement Award in Teaching,
Association of Former Students, Texas A&M University, 2000
Philip Ljungdahl Fellow
Department of Accounting, Texas A&M University, 1998-99
New Faculty Consortium Group Co-Leader
American Accounting Association, 1996-97
Center for Teaching Excellence Scholar, 1993-1994
Texas A&M University
Teaching Excellence Award
Beta Alpha Psi,
New-Faculty Consortium Fellow
American Accounting Association, 1989
Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship
Arthur Andersen & Co. Foundation, 1988-89
Doctoral
Consortium Fellow
American Accounting Association, 1987
Doctoral Fellowship
American Accounting Association, 1985-86
MEMBERSHIPS
Beta Gamma Sigma
American Accounting Association
Association for Information Systems
SERVICE
Vice-Chair, Research Council,
Tenure & Promotion Committee,
Chair, Research/Scholarship Committee,
Academic Computing Committee,
President’s Award for Faculty Excellence Committee,
Master of Accountancy Program Curriculum Committee,
Chair, Johnson Chair Search Committee,
Johnson Chair Search Committee,
Coeditor, Journal of Information Systems
Information Systems Section
American Accounting Association, 1998—2001
Member of the editorial board
Issues in Accounting Education
American Accounting Association, 1998—2000
Member of the editorial board
Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting
American Accounting Association, 2004—present
Computer Resources Coordinator and Departmental Webmaster
Department
of Accounting,
Dissertation committees:
Antoinette Lynch (Chair, in progress)
Anita Reed (Chair, in progress)
Robert Slater (Co-chair, in progress)
Tina Loraas (in progress)
Beverly Rowe (completed)
Connie Lehman (completed)
Dena W. Johnson (completed)
Curtis Clements (completed)
National Meeting Liaison
IS/MAS Section of the American Accounting Association, 1995
Management Science in Accounting and Auditing Cluster Chair
ORSA/TIMS Joint National Meeting, 1995
Southwest Region Liaison
IS/MAS Section of the American Accounting Association, 1992-93
Member of the Editorial Review Board
Journal of Information Systems, 1992—1998
Ad hoc reviewer:
§ Accounting Review
§ Accounting Horizons
§ Behavioral Research in Accounting
§ Advances in Accounting Behavioral Research
§ Advances in Accounting Information Systems
§ DATA BASE
§ Expert Systems with Applications: An International Journal
§ Issues in Accounting Education
§ International Journal of Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance, and Management
§ International Journal of Human Computer Studies
§ Journal of Information Systems
§ Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting
§ MIS Quarterly