Classes

Fall 2010 (LATech):

• Artificial Intelligence (CSC475)

Spring 2010:

• Cyber Security (CSC499)
• Senior Capstone (CSC404)

Winter 2009-10 (LATech):

• Programming Languages (CSC330)
• Software Design & Engineering (CSC403)

Spring 2009 (LATech):

• Compiler Design (CSC436)

Winter 2008-9 (LATech):

• Programming Languages (CSC330)

Fall 2008 (LATech):

• Data Structures (CSC220)

Spring 2008 (USM):

• Embedded Microcomputer Design (CET420)
• Embedded Microcomputer Design Lab (CET420L)
• Theory of Programming Languages (CSC4/515)
• Advanced Computer Architecture (CSC6/726)

Fall 2007 (USM):

• Computer Science II (CSC102/L)
• Object Oriented Programming (CSC317)
• Theory of Programming Languages (CSC4/515)

Graduate Classes Taught:

• Theory of Programming Languages (CSC515; USM)
• Advanced Computer Architecture (CSC6/726; USM)

Undergraduate Classes Taught:

• Computer Science II (CSC102/L; USM)
• Data Structures (CSC220; LATech)
• Object Oriented Programming (CSC317; USM)
• Programming Languages (CSC330; LATech)
• Software Design & Engineering (CSC403; LATech)
• Theory of Programming Languages (CSC415; USM)
• Compiler Design (CSC436; LATech)
• Embedded Microcomputer Design (CET420/L; USM)

I have taught as guest lecturer in the following classes:

• Advanced Algorithms (CSC738; USM)
• Distributed Databases (CSC633/733; USM)
• Analytical Models for Computer Systems (CSC623; USM)
• Formal Methods in Programming Languages (CSC620; USM)
• Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (CSC412/512; USM)
• Data Structures & Algorithm Analysis (CSC307; USM)

You may wish to check out various cheat sheets; or perhaps take a look at the most current Linux distro timeline. Then again, you may wish to compare the Windows timeline. :P

By the way... think you're smart enough?

One last thing; when things get tough, this is so true (especially when you're knee-deep in the middle of your dissertation)!