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Fall 2000 - present |
 | Instruct and Develop Information Technology courses -
Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Applications, Web Design
I and II, Web Design Graphics, Introduction to Programming Logic,
Java I and II, C++, VB .NET I and II, Client-side Scripting,
Server-side Scripting |
| Fast Track Curriculum Development -- Cohort I and II; included
an authentic learning project, development of a student electronic
portfolio and orientation to support hiring success. |
| Foundations of Excellence, Organization Chairperson |
| Governor's School IT course |
| Train the Trainer Course for Dual Enrollment Instructors, ITP
100 Software Design and ITP 195 Special Topics in Programming |
| Create and implement distance learning courses |
| College Committees - Library and Information Technology, Human
Resources, Business Related Community Advisory Committee, Secretary
for English Department Hiring Committee, Hiring Committee for S&E
Dean, Hiring Committee for AST Faculty |
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Instructor, Part-time Adjunct Faculty
Spring 2001 University of Virginia College at Wise, Southwest
Virginia Higher Education Center, Abingdon, VA.
| Duties included creating a
syllabus, designing student projects, developing student testing,
and training students in the use of client and server hardware and
software. Instructed students on the use of VBScript,
JavaScript, ASP pages, Microsoft Access, Perl, and the Unix
Operating System. Students were instructed on the use of
Microsoft FrontPage 2000, ftp software, and other web-related image
software. |
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Instructor
June - July 2000, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN. |
| Plan, design and implement Computer Science Summer Camp for Girls (grades
7-10). The purpose of this camp was to introduce girls to
computer science concepts, Windows desktop, the Internet, search
engines, browsers, creating a web page, manipulating images with
image software and working with digital photos. The campers
were also trained on Microsoft Frontpage 98. |
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Instructor
Summer 2000, University of Virginia College of Wise, VA. Higher
Education Center, Abingdon, VA. |
| Plan, design and implement a course on Programming in C++. |
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Spring 2000 East Tennessee State University Johnson City, TN |
| Plan, design and implement course work for CSCI 1710
Web Design (1 section) and CSCI 1720
Advanced Web Design (2 sections). Duties include creating a
syllabus, designing student projects, developing student testing,
and training students in the use of collaborative methods. A high
degree of independent work is required along with the ability to be
extremely organized. Instruct students on the use of VBScript,
JavaScript, ASP pages, Microsoft Access, Perl, and the Unix
Operating System. Students were instructed on the use of
Microsoft FrontPage 98 and other HTML editors. |
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Spring 2000 University of Virginia College at Wise, Southwest Virginia
Higher Education Center, Abingdon, VA. |
| Plan and design course syllabus for Systems
Analysis and Design (1 section). This software engineering
course required students to develop a total system concept.
Emphasis was placed on project planning, requirements analysis,
system design, program design, program implementation, program
testing, system testing, system delivery, maintenance,
documentation, and examing the development process. Duties
included development of an on-line web site for course information
and selection and installation of CASE tools such as ForeHelp VB,
Rational Rose, COSMOS, and Microsoft Project to support course
activities. |
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Fall 1999 East Tennessee State University Johnson City, TN |
| Plan, design and implement course work for CSCI 3200
Database Management Systems (1 section), CSCI 1710 Web
Design (2 sections), and CSCI 1100
Using Information Technology (2 sections). Duties include
creating a syllabus, designing student projects, developing student
testing, and training students in the use of collaborative methods.
A high degree of independent work is required along with the ability
to be extremely organized. Instruct students on the use of Microsoft
Access, Oracle SQL 3.3, Express, Express2 database software.
Instruct students on the use of Microsoft FrontPage 98 and other
HTML editors. Instruct students on the use of Internet browsers,
e-mail, word processing software, library resource software, search
engines, and creation of business oriented
documents. |
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March-May 1999 Bristol Institute for Continued Learning, ETSU, Bristol
Campus, Bristol, TN. |
| Instruct senior citizens on the basics of
computers, wordprocessing, electronic mail, on-line databases
(Internet), contemporary issues, ethical concerns, and creating a
home page. |
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Part-time Instructor
1998 - Fall 1999 East Tennessee State University, Bristol Campus,
Bristol, TN |
| Instruct students on the use of computers,
electronic mail, on-line databases (Internet), contemporary issues,
and using spreadsheets to make business decisions. |
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Graduate Instructor/Research Assistant
1998 – Summer 1999 East Tennessee State University Johnson City, TN |
| Instructor CSCI 1100
Using Information Technology (5-6 sections) and CSCI 1101
Spreadsheets (1-2 sections). Trained students in the use of
CBT software (NETG Skillvantage). Trained students in the use
of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint). Trained
students to use search engines, e-mail and other Internet related
software. |
| Research
Assistant services included WEB site creation and maintenance;
instrumental in organizing, implementing, and expediting Computer
Ethics Workshop held at ETSU; assisted at Ethicomp Computer
Conference 1998 held in Rotterdam, Holland; research and evaluate
issues and concerns in the computer field; research and write grants
for funding computer science projects. |
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Co-Presenter with M.L. Buck
June 2001
| Interactive Multimedia Workshop, Virginia Highlands Community
College. This workshop taught participants to create fun,
easy, and interesting websites with interactive streaming media and
to animate objects and text for the web. |
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Presenter
April 2001
| i-Publish in Cyberspace, Career Technology Day, Virginia Highlands
Community College, Abingdon, VA 24212 |
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Presenter
May 1999, October 1998 |
| Internet services and usages; instructed on
the use and personalizing of browsers; Internet security issues and
concerns, Internet terminology, communication techniques, and using
on-line databases over the Internet and other Internet issues. |
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Computer Consultant/Programmer
1988 – present Ms Computer Services Abingdon, VA |
| Services include computer systems consulting
and set-up; training personnel on computer systems (business and
educational software), trouble-shooting computer software/hardware
(IBM, APPLE, DOS, WINDOWS based), programming, network support,
database support, system upgrades, and information services. |
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Consultant-Trainer (volunteer)
1988 – 1994 Ms Computer Services Abingdon, VA |
| Train staff and students on computer systems
(IBM, APPLE) and related software (Desk-top publishing, word
processing, library research software) at Abingdon High School in
Abingdon, Virginia. |
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