I have taught at three different institutions at the college level: Lansing Community College, Michigan State University, and University of Michigan. I love to teach - I am at my happiest (and busiest) when I am teaching.
Year Semester
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1981- LCC Various FORTRAN Programming
1986 Data Processing Math/Logic
Artificial Intelligence
IBM 370 Assembly Language
1990 MSU Fall CPS311 Architecture and Assembly Language
1991 MSU Winter CPS311 Architecture and Assembly Language
1991 MSU Spring CPS311 Architecture and Assembly Language
1991 MSU Fall LBS290 Introduction to FORTRAN
1992 MSU Winter LBS290 Introduction to C
1992 MSU Spring LBS290 Introduction to FORTRAN
1993 MSU Fall CPS320 Architecture and Assembly Language
1994 MSU Spring CPS330 Algorithms and Data Structures in C++
1994 MSU Fall CPS474 Parallel and Vector Computing
1995 MSU Spring CPS330 Algorithms and Data Structures in C++
1995 MSU Fall CPS474 Parallel and Vector Computing
1996 MSU Fall CPS474 Parallel and Vector Computing
1997 MSU Spring CPS291 Introduction to Internet
1997 MSU Summer CPS291 Introduction to Internet
1997 MSU Summer CPS131 Introduction to Technical Computing (HS)
1997 MSU Fall CPS474 High Performance Computing
1997 MSU Fall CPS291 Introduction to Internet
1998 MSU Spring EGR124 Introduction to Internet
1998 MSU Fall EGR124 Introduction to Internet
2000 UM Fall EECS280 Introduction to C++
2007 UM Fall SI543 Introductory Programming (Java)
2007 UM Fall SI539 Design of Complex Web Sites (Ruby/Rails)
2008 UM Winter SI539 Design of Complex Web Sites (Ruby/Rails)
2008 UM Winter SI182 Building Applications for Information Environments
2008 UM Fall SI539 Design of Complex Web Sites (Google App Engine)
2008 UM Fall SI502 Networked Computing
2009 UM Winter SI502 Networked Computing
2009 UM Winter SI301 Models of Social Information Processing
2009 UM Fall SI539 Design of Complex Web Sites (Google App Engine)
2009 UM Fall SI502 Networked Computing
2010 UM Winter SI301 Models of Social Information Processing
2010 UM Winter SI502 Networked Computing
2010 UM Fall SI502 Networked Computing
2010 UM Fall SI539 Design of Complex Web Sites (Google App Engine)
2011 UM Winter SI124 Network Thinking
2011 UM Winter SI502 Networked Computing
2011 UM Fall SI539 Design of Complex Web Sites (Google App Engine)
2011 UM Fall SI572 Database Applications
2011 UM Fall SI502 Networked Computing
2012 UM Winter SI572 Database Applications
2012 UM Winter SI124 Network Thinking
2012 UM Winter SI301 Models of Social Information Processing
I am a strong supporter of the Open Educational Resources (OER) movement and participate in the Open.Michigan (open.umich.edu) efforts on campus.
I generally make all my courses available as OER materials:
I have created several general purpose teaching sites to teach beginning Python (PythonLearn) and introducing the Google Application Engine (AppEngineLearn).
Michigan State University/Ingham County Intermediate School District - Kids College - This is a program for gifted and talented students from the Mid-Michigan area in grades 4,5, and 6 who come to the MSU campus for a two week program in science and technology. Provided computer support services and instruction for the program. Summer 1993.
Michigan State University/Ingham County Intermediate School District - Math, Science and Technology at MSU - This is a program for gifted and talented students from the state of Michigan in grades 7 and 8. Coordinated the Technology portion of the program. Developed and taught a network oriented curriculum. Summer 1996, 1995, 1994.
High School Engineering Institute - 90 High School Students attended a week-long residential program at MSU. I taught a class on the Virtual Reality Modeling Language. July 14-18, 1997.
High Achievers - This was a class of 16 high school students taking advanced placement Computer Science class. Summer 1997.
CPS291 - Fall 1997, we added seven high school students to CPS291 who took the class around the state.
I participated in the "Amazin' Blue" program for incoming University of Michigan students in April 2009. I gave a lecture titled, "Game Theory and The Nash Equilibrium" (slides)