Teaching, curriculum and instructional development

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I have experience working in both Business and Engineering Colleges, where I taught a variety courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels, delivering instruction through both onsite and online formats. The following are examples of the courses I have previously taught: 

Introduction to Psychology (for Business major)

Introduction to Sociology (for Business major)

Introduction to Business

Management Theories

Human Resource Management

Organizational Behavior

Research Methodology

TA Responsibilities

Fall 2022 - EST 391 Technology Assessments (undergraduate) - Dr. Hewitt

Spring 2023 - EST 582 Introduction to System Concepts (graduate) - Dr. Tonjes

Teaching

Summer 2023 - EST 325 Technology in the workplace

Winter 2023 - EST 325 Technology in the workplace 

Spring 2024 - EST 325 Technology in the workplace

This course is designed to understand the relationships among technology, organizations, and individuals. It is the study of how to use technology to manage information in workplaces. Technology, information, and innovation change individuals' lives and how companies work. This course, therefore, focuses on information systems and technologies at companies to gain competitive advantage, solve problems, and support decisions. It covers the significance of management information systems, information technologies (hardware, software, mobile systems, database processing, and the cloud), the importance of information systems for the competitive advantage of companies, and information systems security, management, and development. Importantly, case studies will be heavily used to understand real-life implementation and challenges.