Terence Thong-Hwee Ow is a Professor of Information Systems and Analytics, Wipfli Fellow in Artificial Intelligence at Marquette University at Marquette University - College of Business Administration. He possess expertise in higher education, university teaching, data analysis, statistics, teaching and 24 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Simply put, Professor Ow has made an enormous impact on my life. As a junior in college struggling as a Marketing major, Professor Ow saw a potential in me and took me under his wing in my Introduction to IT course. He constantly motivated me by giving me the extra push I needed, which made me study harder and ultimately led me to realize my passion for technology. He not only was instrumental in the beginning, but throughout my college career as he became my college advisor and one of the first contacts to share the good news with after successful interviews. Without his individualized attention for his students which allowed me to realize my fullest potential, there’s no way I could be where I am today. Thank you, Dr. Ow!", "Best professor I have ever met in my life. I took his database and web design course. He is Master Yoda in IT department. He knows how to teach and his course is truly helpful as long as you listen to the lecture carefully. In addition, he care about his students and spare no effort to find them jobs. He is not only a teacher, but also a friend that you can fully trust.", and "Dr. Ow is currently a professor of mine this semester for Database Management Systems. However, Dr. Ow's contribution to his students goes far beyond the classroom. Dr. Ow serves his students as a resource, an advisor, and a motivation to do our best. His passion for the IT field and the curriculum he teaches is infectious and has an undeniably positive effect on his students. The guidance he provides for his students is a set up for success and has personally helped me along my internship search. I highly recommend IT students to connect with Dr. Ow whether they have him as a professor or not."