| 7/2001
- present |
Radford
University, Radford, VA
Special Purpose Faculty
- Teach undergraduate
courses in computer programming and computer literacy.
- Courses taught
include: Programming in Ada, Programming in Visual Basic, Computer
Literacy, UNIX.
- Teach 12 credit
hours per semester to 200 students.
- Plan course and
develop lecture materials, websites, and other training/support materials.
- Work with the
other faculty of the college of Information Technologies to make curriculum
and policy decisions
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| 7/97
- 7/2001 |
Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar, VA
Academic Technology Consultant
- Work closely
with faculty to provide resources to help incorporate technology into
the curriculum.
- Design and conduct
classes, presentations, workshops and consulting for students, faculty,
and staff, in supported software packages, network software applications,
e-mail, and web site development.
- Consult individually
with faculty by appointment and maintain liaison relationships.
- Create and develop
courseware, technical notes, websites, and other training/support
materials.
- Stay informed
on new technologies, communicate with technical staff, assess training
offerings.
|
| 7/95
- 7/97 |
Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar, VA
Microcomputer Specialist
- Helped faculty,
staff, and students solve computer problems, via phone or in person.
- Performed troubleshooting,
fixed hardware and software problems.
- Installed new
computer hardware and software in labs and on faculty/staff desks.
- Configured student
computers for network hookup in their dorm rooms.
- Planned, designed
and implemented a week long tech training program for student assistants.
|
| 8/93
- 6/95 |
Southwest
Virginia Governor's School, Dublin, VA
Computer Science/ Math Instructor
- Taught Computer
Science and Precalculus to gifted and talented high school juniors
and seniors.
- Oversaw operation
of the school's computing facilities including: 31 station IBM network,
28 station Macintosh localtalk network, scanners, printers, CD ROM
drives, modems.
- Made hardware
and software purchasing decisions. Installed hardware and software.
- Taught students,
faculty, and others to use the school's computing facilities.
- Administrated
school's VA PEN (UNIX based Internet node).
|
| 6/91
- 6/93 |
Management Systems Laboratories,
Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
Programmer Analyst
- Responsible for
analysis and testing of a new graphing system for sponsors.
- Designed interface
for a new improved system which replaced a spreadsheet system.
- Developed a generic
report handler using object oriented design techniques in C++.
- Worked with sponsor
to specify designs for new systems, use current systems, deliver new
systems, and help solve computer or system related problems.
- Supervised a
team of student programmers and a student technical writer.
|
| 12/89
- 5/91 |
Optical
Publishing, Inc., Fort Collins, CO
Programmer
- Wrote, maintained,
and enhanced a system which sorted and compressed data from tapes
to be published on CD ROM, in a C programming environment on an IBM
mainframe.
- Responsible for
design of compression algorithms, running the system, and testing.
|
| 8/88
- 5/89 |
Virginia Tech College of Education,
Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
Graduate Assistant/Lab Supervisor, 20 hrs/wk
- Assisted users
of a education department computer lab.
- Planned and implemented
a Macintosh localtalk network,
- Installed hardware
and software, eradicated viruses, and maintained printers.
|
| 9/87
- 5/88 |
Virginia Tech Dept of Computer Science,
Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
Graduate Teaching Assistant, 20 hrs/wk.
- Held office hours
to answer students’ questions.
- Prepared and
graded computer science assignments.
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