Feb. 89 – Present
¬Lecturer,
Dept. of Computer Science, College of Engineering & Computer Science
(Teaching Lower Division Undergraduate classes and service courses).
Curriculum: Intro. to Computers, Programming and
Business Applications. Includes intro to Operating Systems:
Windows 98/NT, UNIX (The operating system's user interface. File and director commands, communication commands and other
utilities. UNIX access permissions and security, I/O redirection, pipes,
metacharacters, and full screen editing with vi. Electronic communication, simple shell
programming, and using the Xwindow System). Various Word Processing, Data Base, Spreadsheet & Presentation
packages (MS-Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint). Intro.
to Algorithm & to the basic concepts of computer science and the
fundamental techniques for solving problems using the VBasic
& Java programming languages (Applets and graphical user
interfaces).Structured problem solving, systematic programming methodologies,
programming style. Fundamentals of the Visual Basic, Fortran,
Pascal, COBOL programming languages and their applications in problem solving.
Topics included are structured programming, types, control statements, arrays,
structures, pointers, files, the pre-processor.
Navigating the Internet & World Wide Web (tools including: FTP, Telnet,
Newsgroups), Web Page Design (HTML).
Leading workshops for senior departmental staff on New Technology and promoting and teaching high-school female students as part of Women in Science & Engineering program
Feb. 92 - June 2000
¬Lecturer,
Dept. of Computer Science & Information Systems
¬Counselor & Tutor, Vocational
Curriculum : A broad use of microcomputers in business, designed to familiarize students with Microsoft Office, including word processing using Word 2002, spreadsheet using Excel 2002, database using Access 2002, and presentation software using Power Point 2002 (CIS 4)as well as Windows and integration concepts, operating system, file management techniques, use of an editor, and an introduction to programming (CS3). Visual Basic (CS15), COBOL (CS11) & FORTARN (CS36)Programming.
COMPUTECH CONSULTANCY INC.,
July 1987 - Present
¬Partner Consultant
Plan, create, develop, coordinate, manage and audit training activities covering needs assessment, training curriculum, materials delivery, interactive courseware, test administration, documentation, performance evaluation, and audits for several European and American educational institutes, banking/investment and security firms.
VIABLE TECHNOLOGY/THE WORKPLACE,
Feb .87 - Dec.88
¬Technical
Support Manager, maintaining an In-house developed Time/Project management
program with over 2000
¬Quality Assurance Supervisor, managing a team of programmers and analysts, developing customized software to support 24 hour 800 calls
THE
June 85 - Dec.86 (18 months
freelance contract)
¬Trainer,
one on one training of stock brokers in the use of Lotus 123 and various
graphics, data and word processing packages on IBM PCs
¬Troubleshooter/PC
Analyst, on-going support & implementation of PC applications, hardware
& software evaluation and installation of PCs on the floor, light
repair/diagnostic, identify, isolate & solve operational problems
DATA LOGIC LIMITED,
July 80 – May 85
¬Sales
Manager, supervised staff of 5 salesmen, 2 technicians & 2 administration
liaison with manufacturers & distributors, help new franchisees to set-up
stores, buying hardware & software, hiring staff
¬Sales
Executive, specialize in sales of Apple & IBM PCs and peripherals to corporate
accounts and Fortune 500 companies
¬Programmer/Marketing
Support Rep., pre & post sales support and demonstration of Lexitron dedicated systems
Computer Science M.S. (
Imperial College of Science &Technology
, University of London, London ,UK (1978-1982)
Channel ONE TV
Interview - YAHOO - Denial of Service Attack , Tuesday Feb 10, 2000
Los
Angeles Times - Valley Edition - Metro Section Interview - Information
Technology Field Lacks Balance of Genders Tuesday, January 19, 1999
LA Daily
News Interview -Untangling The Web ,
Private Pilot License (1994 – VFR), willing to travel
knowledge of French, Hebrew, Arabic, Farsi (strong verbal and written communication skills)
Experience in working with the handicapped (some sign
language)
Active member of B'nai B'rith (Lodge
Newsletter Editor), Member of AIPAC,
Member of IEEE , Member of Silver Apple
Club (Apple