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Education

• Doctor of Philosophy (Information and Management Science): 1999, Florida State University. Dissertation Title: Implementation Activities for Software Development Innovations: An Innovation-Context Contingency Perspective. Advisor: Joey F. George.
• Master of Business Administration: 1994, The University of New Orleans.
• Bachelor of Science (Computer science): 1986, The University of New Orleans.

Research Interests

• Information systems education and Outreach.
• Information systems Project Management and Cyber Security.

Teaching Experience

Positions Held:

• Professor, èßäÉçÇøAPP, School of Computing, Mobile, AL (2009 - Present).
• Associate Professor, èßäÉçÇøAPP, School of Computing, Mobile, AL (2005 - 2009).
• Assistant Professor, èßäÉçÇøAPP, School of Computing, Mobile, AL (1999 - 2005).
• Instructor, Florida State University, College of Business, Tallahassee, FL (1995 - 1998).

Courses Taught:

• CIS 115 – Beginning Programming
• ISC 245 – Information Systems in Organizations
• ISC 353 – IS Application Development
• ISC 362 – IS Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
• ISC 462 – IS Strategy and Policy
• CIS 530 – Information Assurance and IT Auditing
• CIS 518 – Research Methods
• CIS 231 – Software Engineering Principles
• CSC 527 – Software Engineering Principles
• CIS 590 – Special Topics: Seminar in Software Development
• Research
• CIS 590 – Special Topics: Management of Information Security
• ISC 361 – Database for Information Systems
• ISC 475 –Information Systems Project Management
• ISC 545 – Management Information Systems
• ISC 551 – Human-Computer Interface Design
• ISC 565 – Information Systems Project and Change Management
• ITE 271 – Introduction to Information Technology I
• ITE 272 – Introduction to Information Technology II
• ITE 285 – Scripting and Windows Programming
• ITE 370 – Advanced Application Development
• ITE 475 – Information Technology Project Management
• ITE 485 – ITE Senior Demonstration Project