CURRENT TEACHING

Professor, Information Technology Department (Business & Social Sciences), 2000- present, have taught:

• IST 100/ITE 100, Introduction to Information Systems
• IST 104/ITE 126, Operating  Systems and Software Utilities
• IST 117/ITE 115, Introduction to Microcomputer Software (Office 97/2000/XP/2003/2007)
• IST 153/ITP 100, Computer Programming Logic
• IST 200/ITN 101, Local Area Networks (on campus/ELI)
• IST 203/ITN 200, Administration of Local Area Networks (Windows NT4/2000/Server 2003)
• IST 206/ITN 245, Network Servicing (Windows NT4/2000)
• IST 212/ITN 100, Introduction to Telecommunications
• IST 216/ITN 107, PC Hardware Troubleshooting
• IST 220/ ITE 221, Operating Systems, Architectures, Hardware
  

• M.S. in International Relations, Troy State University, Alabama, 4.0 GPA
• M.A. in Management & Supervision, Central Michigan University, Michigan, 3.9+ GPA
• B.S. in Mathematics, University of Dayton, Ohio
• A.A.S. in Computers-Information Systems, Northern Virginia Community College, Virginia, summa cum laude, diplomas: Systems Analysis, Programming, Technical Support, Microcomputer Usage.

• Northern Virginia Community College, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Business & Social Sciences, 1993-1999, taught:
• CIS 287, The Systems Analysis Project
• CIS 100, Introduction to Computers and Information Systems
• IST 220, Operating Systems, Architectures, Hardware
• CIS 125/IST 153 Computer Programming Logic.

 
• James Madison University, Adjunct Instructor, the College of Integrated Sciences and Technology, Department of Computer Science, 1999 – present, taught via Distance Learning (Internet) in the Master of Science in Computer Sciences degree program (concentration in Information Security):
• CS 510, Introduction to Computer Programming (with C++),
• CS 512, Advanced Computer Programming (with C++),
• CS 511, Operating Systems, Architectures, and Hardware
• CS 620, Principles of Infomation Security.

 
• The George Washington University, Adjunct Professorial Lecturer, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, taught in the Master of Science in Engineering Management degree program (concentration in Information Security):
• EMSE 256, Strategies and Tactics for Protecting Information Assets and Systems

 

• Community College of the Air Force, Master Instructor, Communications Systems Department, taught:
• Principles of Operation and Maintenance of UHF/VHF Radio Systems (air traffic control tower)

 
• HQ USAF Special Security Course, Instructor
• Physical, Communications, and Computer Security

 
• Senior High School
• Mathematics 9, German I/II/IV

 
• Junior High School
• Mathematics 7/8

Resume - Curriculum Vitae (CV)

As of:  June 2010