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Dr. Bachman Fulmer: Bridging Accounting and Innovation

Associate Professor, Researcher, and Developer building the next generation of academic and financial tools.

Associate Professor, University of Tampa
Research focus: AI, accounting, and systems design
Building software for learning, finance, and workflow clarity
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Positioning

Accounting rigor, research discipline, product-minded execution

Teaching

Human-centered systems

Research

Technology, judgment, inquiry

Build

Applied academic tooling

Profile snapshot

Research-minded. Product-minded. Student-minded.

A hybrid academic profile built around careful inquiry, practical software, and a deep interest in how better systems change outcomes.

Primary lane

AI, EdTech, and accounting innovation

Operating style

Research-backed experimentation with production-minded execution

Why this matters

The future of academic tools will belong to people who understand both pedagogy and systems

Innovation lab

Research-Driven Development.

Current builds are treated like applied research, where instructional insight, workflow pain points, and product design all feed the same software pipeline.

Featured buildActive build

StudentInsight

Research-driven development for better student feedback, analytics, and instructional decisions.

A faculty-facing academic intelligence platform designed to turn course data, learning objectives, and feedback workflows into clearer action for both instructors and students.

Learning objective analysis and intervention design
Feedback systems shaped by teaching research
Practical tooling for high-volume student support

Software pipeline

  • Observe instructional friction and workflow bottlenecks.
  • Translate research questions into product requirements.
  • Prototype tools that can survive real classroom and operational use.

ACC202 Practice Engine

Operational

Algorithmic question delivery, explanation tracking, and behavioral learning data combine to support stronger study habits and better instructional insight.

Academic Workflow Systems

In pipeline

A growing set of lightweight systems that reduce admin drag while making room for stronger teaching, sharper research, and more consistent student communication.

Research pipeline

Publications, questions, and next-stage inquiry.

A minimalist view of where scholarship, experimentation, and emerging software opportunities are converging.

AI and healthcare accounting

Current inquiry

Investigating where intelligent systems can reduce friction, improve decisions, and create more transparent accounting processes in healthcare environments.

Judgment and decision-making in accounting

Research foundation

A long-standing research thread examining how people interpret disclosures, process information, and make accounting-related decisions.

Instructional analytics and tailored communication

Applied research

Using classroom data and feedback strategy to build better student experiences at scale without flattening the human side of teaching.

Selected publication themes

  • Accounting judgment, disclosure, and technology
  • Tailored communication in accounting education
  • Analytics-informed teaching design
  • Emerging applications of AI in academic and financial systems

Insight feed

Thought leadership in motion.

A publication-ready queue of ideas centered on AI, EdTech, accounting, and the design of better academic systems.

AI + EdTechFeatured essay

What AI Should Actually Do in Accounting Education

A practical argument for AI systems that improve feedback quality, student agency, and instructor decision-making instead of just automating tasks.

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Healthcare AccountingField note

Healthcare Accounting Needs Better Information Architecture

An exploration of how revenue cycle complexity, data flow, and operational visibility can be reframed through better systems design.

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Thought LeadershipWorking draft

From Research Design to Product Design

How academic rigor, experimentation, and software prototyping can reinforce each other when building tools for learning and finance.

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