|
The following is a summary of my teaching career
since 1991:
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
School of Information and Library Science
|
Web Databases, INLS 760,
Course Instructor
Graduate-level course to apply and combine web and database technologies
Topics: PHP, MySQL, ASP, Ruby on Rails, HTTP, Security, Session Management
|
|
Database Systems III: Advanced Databases, INLS 723,
Course Instructor
Graduate-level advanced database course, third course in database series
Topics: Indexing, transactions, Oracle, PL/SQL, Datalog, distributed databases
|
|
Seminar in Personal Information Management, INLS 490,
Co-Instructor with Deborah Barreau
Readings and discussion on research on PIM, semester project, in-class presentations
Topics: Finding/Refinding/Reminding, Keeping and Organizing, Tools, Home/Work/School contexts
|
Virginia Tech
Department of Computer Science
CS Deptartment Graduate Student Teaching Award
|
Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction, CS 3724,
Course Instructor
Junior/Senior level course to introduce students to HCI and usability engineering
Topics: Requirements, Design, prototyping, usability evaluation
|
|
Operating Systems, CS 3204,
Course Instructor
Junior/Senior level course introducting OS concepts
Topics: Processes, threads, concurrency, scheduling, memory managment
|
|
Data Structures, CS 2604,
Course Instructor
Sophomore level course taught using C++
Topics: Lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs, sorting, complexity analysis
|
Washington University in St. Louis
Department of Computer Science
|
Introduction to Engineering Computing, CS 125,
Course Instructor
Computing tools for engineering students
Topics: DOS, Unix, Mathematica, Excel, Pascal
- Four semesters, 1991 – 1994
|
|
Introduction to Computer Science, CS 101,
Lab lecturer
Introductory course for CS majors taught using the Scheme programming language
Topics: Problem decomposition, recursion, abstraction, object-oriented principles
- Two semesters, 1991 – 1993
|
|
|
