Bill Mongan, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Collegeville, PA, US

Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States

Collegeville, Pennsylvania, United States

I hold a courtesy appointment as a Visiting Research Professor at Drexel University (2019-Present) where, through my faculty role at Ursinus, I collaborate with students and faculty across both campuses on use-inspired research.

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Computer Science Bootcamp for Teachers in Grades 7-12 at PATTAN Computer Science for All Summit with the Pennsylvania Department of Education through a PASmart grant.

Newark, Delaware, United States

Developing a workshop on teaching AP Computer Science A for presentation in June, 2020 at Partner4CS at the University of Delaware

Syracuse, New York, United States

I am an instructor for online graduate course CSE674 Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms through the Engineering@Syracuse program. I also served as course coordinator for CSE674 in this role.

Philadelphia, PA

• In this role, I served as a program director for Computer Science and Software Engineering undergraduate degree programs, developing curriculum data-driven from assessment and evaluation for continuous quality.
• Member of the Dean Search Committee for the College of Nursing and Health Professions(CNHP), representing the Faculty Senate, 2016-2017
• Member of the Philly Codefest Advisory Board, 2016-2017
• Member of the Center for the Advancement of STEM Teaching and Learning Excellence (CASTLE)network at Drexel University
• Member of the University Program Alignment and Review (PAR) Committee, 2016-2019
• Member of the University Advising Steering Committee and Chair of Advising Infrastructureand Workflow Subcommittee, 2016-Present

Greater Philadelphia Area

I taught several undergraduate CS and ECE systems courses, as I had while serving at the level of Assistant Teaching Professor. In this capacity, I was awarded the 2014 Teaching Excellence Award in Computing and the 2019 Faculty Leadership Award by the College of Computing and Informatics. In the capacity of Director of Undergraduate Computing Affairs, I.

Philadelphia, PA

I taught several undergraduate CS and ECE systems courses, as I had while serving at the level of Assistant Teaching Professor. In this capacity, I was awarded the 2014 Teaching Excellence Award in Computing by the College of Computing and Informatics. In the capacity of Director of Undergraduate Computing Affairs, I oversee curriculum, retention.

I served as an instructor for several undergraduate CS systems courses, including CS281 and CS282: Systems Architecture I and II. These courses function as a grounding for the remainder of the student's undergraduate curriculum. The courses culminate in the development of a MIPS processor subset that executes a small binary program in VHDL. I held dual.

I served as a research assistant with the Software Engineering Research Group (http://serg.cs.drexel.edu). In that capacity, I specialized in software architecture, particularly Service Oriented Architectures and Multiagent Systems. I worked on a distributed service-based web portal (REportal) to automate access to our body of research tools. I work with.

I served as an NSF GK-12 Fellow, using engineering as a context for teaching science, math, technology and engineering (STEM) disciplines to grade 5-8 students in the Philadelphia School District. There, I focused on computer engineering education, "how it works," and using programming/logic constructs to promote problem solving skills, and placed.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

I taught CIT595 Computer Systems II in each of two Spring Semesters to graduate Masters of Computer and Information Technology students.

I developed customized software solutions to simplify business tasks as well as IT management tasks. Business logic software solutions include a payroll integration system to compute payroll benefit deductions, which were integrated with client proprietary payroll systems; and an XML-based electronic audit system. IT management tasks include development.

I was contracted as a temporary IT Consultant during a particularly busy open enrollment period for the company. In this capacity, I served as an IT technician, assisted in the maintenance of their network domain, and provided advice and consulting to troubleshoot equipment on the floor. I wrote scripts to help automate this maintenance for the company.

I designed, managed, and updated an original UDSD web site (http://www.udsd.k12.pa.us) as well as the UDSD instructional intranet (RoyalNet). I developed systems to automate content management.In this capacity, I also presented Act 48 training workshops on FileMaker Pro and Dreamweaver for district staff, teachers and principals, to maintain and add value.

I worked on a 1-year development project, in which I designed, developed and maintained an e-Commerce web site and a golf course management system in ASP.

I was a script technical editor/reviewer for Bergwall instructional computer videos.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Computer Engineering

Master Of Science - Ms, Computer Science

Activities and Societies: Research assistant and NSF GK-12 Fellow (see employment section for more details)

Master Of Science, Science Of Instruction

Activities and Societies: Master of Science in Education Pennsylvania Instructional-I Teaching Certificate (7-12 Mathematics, 7-12.

Bs, Computer Science

Activities and Societies: Upsilon Pi Epsilon International Honor Society for the Computing SciencesThis 5 year program included three.

Hs

Service award