![]() | MIT Faculty Website: http://web.mit.edu/jjd/www/ E-mail: jjd@mit.edu |
1966-Present | MIT Faculty - TenuredProfessor at Sloan School in Management and Professor in Electrical Engineering, member MIT Project MAC, Energy Lab, CISR, MIT Faculty Webpage, The Second Industrial Revolution: Business Strategy and Internet Technology by Professor John J. Donovan (1999, 2000, 2010) |
1977-present | MIT Permanent Tenure Awarded by Dean Abe Siegel and Jerome Weisner. Business Re-Engineering with Information Technology by Professor John J. Donovan (1994) |
2009-Present | Received an Honorary Doctorate in Economics University of Economics, Prague |
1996-Present | Certificate of Recognition, 31 Years of MIT Service,teaching Systems Programming MIT |
1966-present | MIT Quarter Century Club, Lifetime Membership Award (picture 1) |
1989-1997 | Adjunct Professor of Management, MIT, Sloan School, Sloan Fellows, MIT Walker Memorial |
1966-1975 | Teaching award Electrical Engineering courses taught at MIT:(see MIT course catalog), 6.47 (introduction to computers with Kurger, Susan, "Pedagogical Aids for Programming") 6.251, 6.802, 6.253, 6.542, 6.681, 6.273, 6.53S, 6.857, 6.79 Software Projects: Pedagogical Aids for Software Education and Research Hardcover by Professor John J. Donovan, Stuart Madnick (1977). Authored and used Professor John J. Donovan’s books:
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1974-1988 | Graduate level management courses taught: MIT Sloan School Courses taught 15.571, 15.565, 15.568, 15.564, 15.561, Sloan School Catalogue courses, Teaching programs Authored and used Professor John J. Donovan Books:
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1968-1997 | 51 Theses Supervised, Gutentag, Louis M., “GMIS: Generalized Management Information Systems”, M.S., 1976 Madnick, Stuart E.: “Storage Hierarchy Systems”, 1973, Ph.D |
1973-1980 | Center for Information Systems Research (CISR) Executive Committee, Principal Investigator, Abe Siegel, Professor Alan Silk, Harvard and Charles Brown CEO, AT&T |
1977-1978 | Management Information Science Steering Committee, (Picture #1) Sloan School MIT, Management Information Systems group Sloan School, Madnick, Dean Michael, Scott Morton |
1970-1985 | Community Catalyst Program Member Indian Ridge Farm, Ipswich, Mass |
1970-1990 | Industrial Liaison Program MIT - Faculty Representative (Picture #1), Professor John J. Donovan visits to Olivetti, Italy, Siemens, Germany One relationship HP, CEO Lou Platt Business Re-engineering with Information Technology : Sustaining your Business Advantage : An Implementation Guide by Professor John J. Donovan (1994) |
1973-1990 | Associate Professor of Management, Sloan School (tenured)(Picture #2) Associate Professor of management science. Taught with Professor Jay Forrester, founder MIT systems dynamics, inventor of core memory, and Michael Dertouzos , Head MIT Laboratory of computer Science Operating Systems by Professor John J. Donovan and Stuart E. Madnick (Oct 1974, 18 printings ’79, ’81. ’84. ’91. 2009) |
1970-1972 | Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Associate Professor Of MIT EE Department (picture #4) MIT Department of computer science, course 6A Systems Programming by Professor John J. Donovan (McGraw-Hill computer science series) Mar 1972, 11 printings, ’74, ’79. ’84, ’91, ’08 |
1966-1970 | Assistant Professor of MIT Electrical Engineering Assistant Professor of EE (picture #5), MIT Department of computer science course 6A, Teaching courses 6.47, introduction to computers, book to be loaded into ssrn, 6.251 systems programming. Research on the MULTICS system Instructor's Manual to Accompany Systems Programming by Professor John J. Donovan (McGraw-Hill, 1972 - Computer programming - 157 pages |
1966-1968 | Post-doctoral Engineering fellow, Department of Electrical Engineering Teaching Introduction to computer courses course 6A (Picture #1) research in MIT Project MAC on multiprocessing |
1974-1983 | Founding Member and faculty (picture #1), Sloan School Center for Information Systems Research (CISR) associate Professor, Founder Tufts Center for Birth Defects, Chairman MITROL, Co-founder Intercomp,President Carter’s Presidential committee, on USSR and USA computer technology, taught with professor Michael Hammer Charles Brown CEO ATT early case Opportunities in Technology by Professor John J. Donovan (1989, 1994) |
1976-1981 | Principal Investigator MIT Energy Laboratory , (Picture #1) press conference , Professor John J. Donovan, Dean Bill Pounds MIT, Sloan School, Lt Governor Tip O’Neil Jr. 1978, Decision Support Group, Energy Laboratory, Developer of NEEMIS, Mr. W. Keating director of New England regional commission, David White Director MIT Energy Laboratory, Arch McGill, Vice President, AT&T |
1967-1976 | Member (Picture #1) Project MAC, Development Team of Multics, predecessor to UNIX |
1979-1988 | MIT, Undergraduate Admission and Financial Aid Committee, Faculty Representative (Picture #1), Tufts Admissions |
1973-1995 | MIT, Undergraduate Research Opportunity (UROP) Advisor (Picture #1) |
1970-1982 | Freshman Advisor, MIT Interactions at MIT, and at Professor John J. Donovan’s home |
1977-1989 | Donovan in PHD Program (Picture #1) PHD Program in Management (picture teaching, John Derubeis, outstanding person, Wellesley/MIT wonderful girl) Harvard Fogg Art Museum |
1968-1977 | Lecturer basic computer courses (Picture #1), Lowell Institute (Community Institute of MIT) |
1970-1974 | ACM National Lecturer (Picture #1) |
1970-2001 | Course 6A - Course 15, Graduate Councilor and Adviser |
1975-1984 | Lecturer Professor John J. Donovan (Picture #1) Sloan Fellows Program |
1974-1983 | Lecturer Professor John J. Donovan (picture #1) Sloan Senior Executive Program |
1974-1994 | Sloan Urban Executive Program, Lecturer and further reserach into urban challenges, Athens, Geneva |
1967-present | Intramural Basketball, Member MIT intermural team, Alumni Pool, |
1983-present | MIT Benefactor (Picture #1), to MIT Sailing, MIT crew, MIT sailing pavilion, MIT boat house |
1970-present | Benefactor of Crew Shells (picture #1), Nautical Association, Sailing, MIT intermural sailing, Linda Donovan |
1970-1972 | MIT Student Teaching Award for best and most difficult course 6.251 Teaching systems programming, MIT gym |
1963-1968 | Professor John J. Donovan MIT post-Doctoral Fellow, MIT Undergraduate student in joint program with Tufts Professor John J. Donovan Official Alumni Site, MIT, Professor Bruce Wedlock |
1969 | David Schultz Award for Excellence in Teaching, (Picture #1), Systems Programming course, Operating systems course |
1963-Present | Trustee,(Picture #1), Community Service Fund, J Wiesner, President, MIT, President Kennedy science advisor, Continuation of community and children assistance |
MIT Alumni Family
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1981-1985-present | MIT Alumni: Wife Mary Jo Donovan (Bunker, Bovich), MBA, '84, Management) (Picture #2), BS, 1974, Magna cum Laude, Michigan Scholar 4.0 cum, Michigan Univeristy, Flint, Michigan, (1974-1980), Burroughs, ATT, highest awards for leadership and sales |
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1963, 1967-68 | Professor John J Donovan, (post-doctorate fellow 1968, joint B.S with Tufts 1963) |
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