Teach various online information technology courses at the Graduate and PhD levelsDevelop course materials and engaged with students in course conceptProvide detailed feedback in gradingTeach Asynchronous coursesProvide video lecturesManage course material, grading, and instruction via BlackboardCourses Taught:ITS-631 Operational Excellence

Teach various online information technology coursesDevelop course materials and engaged with students in course conceptProvide detailed feedback in gradingManage course material, grading, and instruction via CanvasDeveloped courses for new program tracksConverted face-to-face course for hybrid deliveryCourses Taught:ITEC-3520 Mobile Network Management This course provides an overview of cellular telephony and mobile computing devices. Students will research and evaluate available cellular mobile devices and technologies. Security issues associated with mobile computing will be addressed.ITEC-3763 Cybersecurity for Mobile Devices This course covers the unique security issues surrounding mobile devices including cell phones and tablets. Students will explore vulnerabilities and risks and learn to mitigate those risks through a variety of technical and policy measuresITEC-2010 Programming for STEM Most organizations use computer technologies extensively in day-to-day operations and research. This course focuses on core concepts of computer science beyond the introductory level, including Python programming and Linux/UNIX shellITEC-3500 Network ManagementThis is an introductory networking course introduces the concepts of local area networks, wide area networks, network design, analysis, performance evaluation, protocols and the ISO Open Systems Interconnect Model. Emphasis is placed upon data links, networks, and transport protocolsCourses Development:ITEC-3764 Cloud Computing and Virtualization Researched and adopted textbook and other learning materialsDeveloped all course assignments to include discussion boards, quizzes, written assignments, and labsDeveloped the Canvas course for all sections ITEC-2010 Programming for STEM Researched and adopted textbook and other learning materialsDeveloped all course assignments to include discussion boards, quizzes, written assignments, and labsDeveloped the Canvas course for all sections

Serves as a member of the district leadership cabinetCreates, develops and executes the annual technology budgetSupports and collaborates with district and school administrators in the development, implementation, and communication of the district’s technology visionResponsible for the day-to-day management and operation of district technology Collaborates with internal and external personnelManages vendor relationshipsDirects department operations, the maintenance of services and implementation of new programs and/or policies district-wideDevelops, implements, communicates and maintains policies and procedures for district technology

• Creates, develops and executes the college's annual Technology Plan • Provides college-wide leadership for all technology and information systems• Serves on the College's Emergency Operations Administrative Management Team• Development and execution of the College's Continuity of Operations Plan• Manages day-to-day operations of the college IT department• Develop and Manage annual IT Budget• Evaluate and deploy cloud-based services where applicable.• Increased campus wireless coverage and improve security• Acts as the college CISOAchievements:• Reduced telecommunications costs by 70% • Converted the virtual environment from VMWare to Hyper-V reducing licensing cost by 20%• Redesigned the data center to maximize space and reduce cooling/power costs• Improved campus video surveillance

Teach various information technology coursesDevelop course materials and engaged with students in course conceptCollaborated to develop curriculum for Cyber Security Certificate programProvide detailed feedback in gradingManage course material, grading, and instruction via Blackboard LMSCourses Taught:ITE-119 Information Literacy Presents the information literacy core competencies focusing on the use of information technology skills. Skills and knowledge will be developed in database searching, computer applications, information security and privacy, and intellectual property issues. ITN-105 Cyber Ethics (Online) Examines how IT professionals interact within the organization, profession, and governmental agencies, to include regulatory compliance monitoring, legal requirements, staff development, and environmental conduct.BUS-106 Security Awareness for Managers (Online) Covers concepts and terminology related to information security and risk assessment. Topics cover perspective from a manager and end-user's point of view and will include the identification of security threats, types of hardware/software solutions available and identifying policies and procedures to reduce the severity of security attacks. Includes the completion of a risk assessment and security plan for an organization and/or department. ITN-171 Introduction to UNIX (Online) Provide an introduction to the UNIX/Linux operating System for end users and potential system administrators. This course provides a strong foundation for those who want to move on to more advanced courses in UNIX/Linux system administration. The student will become familiar with powerful UNIX/Linux command-line utilities as well as GNOME the graphical user interface. UNIX/Linux file processing, script programming, Perl programming, CGI programming, and developing applications in C will also be introduced during the course.

Teach various business and information technology courses onlineTeach course in the MIS specialization of the MBA programDevelop course materials and engaged with students in course conceptProvide detailed feedback in gradingTeach multi-cultural studentsManage course material, grading, and instruction via MoodleCourses Taught:BUS-5114 Management Information Systems and TechnologyManagers function in an environment of burgeoning and constantly changing information flows. Successful professionals must understand the key role of information technology in organizations and be able to use and manage information systems. The course will introduce ways in which technology can be leveraged to streamline processes, increase efficiency and achieve operational advantages. It will explore how small business technology and systems support developing enterprises. Strategies for assessing an organization’s information needs, researching and evaluating available alternatives, understanding the limitations of technology, and designing and managing effective processes and systems will be covered. CS-1104 Computer Systems This course is an introduction to computer systems. In this course we will begin by exploring the internal design and functionality of the most basic computer components. From there, we will use an online hardware simulator to actually “build” a computer and develop an assembler from the ground using concepts we will learn in the class. In the process, we will cover the ideas and techniques used in the design of modern computer hardware and discuss major trade-offs involved in system design as well as future trends in computer architecture and how those trends might affect tomorrow’s computers.

Teach various information technology coursesDevelop course materials and engaged with students in course conceptProvide detailed feedback in grading Manage course material, grading, and instruction via Blackboard LMSCourses Taught: ITN-111 Windows Active Directory (Online)Provides instructions in installation, configuration, administration, monitoring and troubleshooting of Windows 2008 Server in an Active Directory domain environment. ITN-110 Introduction to Networking (Online) Provides instruction in networking media, physical and logical topologies, common networking standards and popular networking protocols. Emphasizes the TCP/IP protocol suite and related IP addressing schemes, including CIDR. Includes selected topics in network implementation, support and LAN/WAN connectivity. ITN-112 Windows Network Infrastructure (Online) Provides extensive instruction for the technical knowledge required for installation, configuration, administration, monitoring, and troubleshooting of Windows 2000 Server services such as NDS, DHCP, WINS, RRAS, NAT, and Certificate Authority to support the network infrastructure.

• Hire, mentor, train, coach, and evaluate staff • Staff capacity planning • Network and Systems capacity planning • Strategic planning • Maintain IT budget • Responsible for all network operations and facilities including systems, network, and Data Center operations in a highly available environment, maintaining 99.999% uptime. • Forecast budgets for technology projects • Develop yearly IT budgets for both capital expenditures and expenses • Maintain vendor and consultant relationships • Create and maintain monitoring solutions for all systems • Ensure the infrastructure growth is planned and implemented in a systematic manner • Manage all Systems Engineering and Help Desk staff

• Hire, mentor, train, coach, and evaluate staff• Staff capacity planning• Network and Systems capacity planning• Strategic planning• Maintain infrastructure budget• Responsible for all network operations and facilities including systems, network, and Data Center operations in a highly available environment, maintaining 99.999% uptime.• Forecast budgets for technology projects• Maintain vendor and consultant relationships• Manage projects as assigned• Manage the Change Management process for all production systems• Provide status of projects and budget to upper management• Manage incidents and keep upper management updated accordingly• Create and maintain monitoring solutions for all systems• Ensure the infrastructure growth is planned and implemented in a systematic manner• Manage all Systems Engineering and Help Desk staff

• Managed other projects as assigned• Mentored junior staff• Primary support and administrator Windows 2003 Active Directory including sites in Washington, London, New Delhi, San Francisco and Chicago• Primary support and administrator of an Exchange 2003 including sites in Washington, London, New Delhi, San Francisco and Chicago. This included two Exchange clusters.

• Storage Area Network Project: Evaluated multiple products. Architected the fabric and configured all fabric zoning. Designed the LUN configuration and allocated the LUNs accordingly on EMC and Apple X-Raid storage.• Microsoft Exchange Migration Project: Architected and deployed an Exchange 2003 Active/Passive fail-over cluster. Planned and migrated all mailboxes to the new cluster. Removed the old cluster from the Exchange organization.• Disaster Recovery Project: Managed consultants in the deployment of the data replication infrastructure. Configured and deployed all server hardware at the organizations warm site locationOther duties:• Managed other projects as assigned• Worked application development teams to architect the required infrastructure for all applications.• Primary support and administrator Windows 2000 Active Directory• Primary support and administrator of an Exchange 2000 Clustered solution.• Primary support and administration contact for all network operating systems, as well as, 60 Dell servers.• Successfully designed and implement a SQL Active/Passive cluster

• Monitor and troubleshoot all production servers (both NT4.0 and Win2000) in an Active Directory domain of 300 to 400 Dell servers - Including hardware and Operating system related issues• Install and configure NT4.0 and Windows 2000 servers using unattended and sysprep images with Powerquest Drive Image• Perform backups and restores using Legato backup solution• Work when needed on issues such as mass virus infection or security updates• Primary administration of nine Windows 2000 Print servers. Each server averaging 600 print queues. One Print server is running Bentley's Iplot server from plotting engineering schematics• On-call support for Windows 2000 and Windows NT 4.0 Servers• Write .ASP pages that link to the Remedy solution database for documentation of the servers• Perform break/fix issues from Remedy Helpdesk Solution software for all servers• Perform server rolls from old hardware to new hardware using NTbackup to backup and restore the operation system on the new hardware• Used Remotely Possible, PCAnywhere, VNC, and Terminal services to repair server problems at remote locations• Troubleshoot Dell Servers of all types and configurations• Administer and troubleshoot servers through Terminal Services

• Support all the servers, desktops and laptops, both software and hardware at the local office - Including a Windows NT 4.0 server that functioned as the PDC, File and Print server, and the Exchange 5.5 server• Responsible for making and recommending hardware purchases for the network and network clients• Attended meetings to advise customers and potential customers on hardware and networking solutions for the use of our product• Performed software installation of proprietary medical software• Performed software installation of Operating systems on both servers and client PC's in the local office• Responsible for server backups and restores if needed using Veritas Exec backup software• Responsible for Anti-virus software and updates using Norton Antivirus• Admin an Inter-tel phone system. This is a digital phone system that requires dial-in or direct connection to admin extensions, voicemail, etc.• Troubleshoot and assist with Remote Access issues to the local Exchange server• Troubleshoot LAN and WAN issues• Perform testing on proprietary medical software• Performed Department of Defense DII-COE certification for proprietary software• Administer and troubleshoot Outlook Web Access from Exchange 5.5 using Internet Information server• Visited customer sites, including US Military hospitals and Veterans Administration hospitals and clinics to evaluate compatibility with PKC medical software in the customer's network environment.