Teaching Philosophy

We are fortunate in the ISDS department to be teaching subjects that are directly relevant at work. I try to strike a balance between imparting marketable skills and fundamental principles. Whereas the marketability of specific skills will change all the time, many of the underlying ideas will endure longer.

Current Teaching Assignments

ISM 4220, Business Data Communications, Syllabus

ISM 6225, Distributed Information Systems, Syllabus

ISM 4930/ 6930, Information Security and Risk Management, Syllabus

ISM 6930, Web Applications Development, Syllabus

The course material for these courses is available through the myUSF portal.

Other Courses Taught

Spring 2002, Fall 2001: Graduate and Undergraduate courses on Data Communications, USF

Spring 2000: Graduate course on client-server systems to MBA students at SUNY Buffalo

Fall 1998, 1999: Undergraduate course on data networks to MIS seniors at SUNY Buffalo

Summer 1999, 2000: Introductory course on Management Information Systems to juniors at SUNY Buffalo