As a Computer Science Professor, I've designed and instructed 160+ classes for more than 1500 students. Create curriculum assessment plans and schedule and conduct assessment meetings for all programs, ensuring curriculum aligns with engineering and industry trends. Key Contributions & Course Topics♦ Course topics included: — Android development using the Android Studio in Java emphasizing real-world, interactive, and data-driven mobile applications.— Software engineering methodologies such as Agile and the SDLC.— Python programming and skills as well as intermediate programming skills in recursion and fundamental data structures.— Java programming and the construction and use of data structures in Computer Science and algorithm analysis.— C# programming emphasizing real-world software application development, including XML and .NET Web services in an OOP, .NET environment.— Java network programming concepts, such as using and designing protocols, socket programming, concurrency, network architecture concepts, scalability, and advanced systems like RMI.— Real-world full-stack Web development using MySQL, Spring Boot, and Angular, including security and scalability.— System-level programming using C, specifically working with the operating system.♦ Facilitated capstone project courses guiding teams in software engineering and cyber security to develop a software product. — Designed a ‘pick ‘em’ league application focused on college football. Developed using MySQL database and Laravel PHP framework, with several features developed in JavaScript.— Created an NFL ‘pick ‘em’ system using MySQL database with backend developed using Spring Boot and front-end developed using Angular. ♦ Led redesignation activities for Center for Academic Excellence for Cyber Security Education.♦ Advised students in Honors thesis, including a published graduate project (A Privacy-Aware Regression Test Selection Framework for Web Services using only Local Information).

In this short-term role, I taught students within Wagner’s First Year Program focused on interdisciplinary learning. Designed and maintained departmental websites (Math, Computer Science, and Information Systems).Key Contributions♦ Revised Computer Fundamentals Competency Proficiency Exam in alignment with best practices and evolving trends.

As a Visiting Professor, I piloted the transition to computer-based training software for the university’s Introduction to Computers for Business course.

While pursing my Doctorate, I performed research and experiments related to Web Services, Distributed Systems, and Software Engineering.Notable Projects Include♦ Developed software regression testing framework for web services. Analyzed SRMR and callback message patterns for Web services. Studied influence of mobile clients on design decisions developing these frameworks.♦ Established an approach to apply safe RTS to Web services in an end-to-end manner and developed a framework to automate the RT and RTS processes upon receiving a modification.

During this period, I designed and executed research projects focused on Object-Oriented Databases, such as Ozone, Smart Climatology to aid Naval clients in mission planning, and Web services. Principle research areas: Object Oriented Databases, Smart Climatology, and Web services.

I launched my career monitoring LAN/WAN connectivity to 100s of branch locations on behalf of 5,000 geographically dispersed users.