Teaching

Teaching 2013 - present

Since 2013, I have taught a diverse range of graduate and undergraduate computer science courses at the University of Winnipeg. To keep things engaging—for both myself and my students—I often rotate between subjects, which has allowed me to build a repertoire of nearly ten distinct courses over the years.

Graduate Courses

GACS-7401 Complex Adaptive Systems
GACS-7301 Implementation and Impact of P2P Systems
GACS-7201 Biometrics

Undergraduate Courses

ACS-3931 Principles of Operating Systems
ACS-3916 Human Computer Interaction
ACS-3911 Computer Networks
ACS-2816 Health Information Systems
ACS-1904 Programming Fundamentals II

Previous Teaching 1987 - 1996

From 1987 to 1996, I served as a faculty member and taught a broad range of undergraduate computer science courses. All the teaching was at the Tec de Monterrey - Chihuahua Campus in two well defined periods

1987 - 1990 Contract Lecturer
1992 - 1996 Assistant Professor

At the time, this university was primarily focused on teaching, so my instructional load was particularly heavy between 1992 and 1996. Nevertheless, I genuinely enjoyed this period—I had the opportunity to work with many bright students, share my knowledge, and find real joy in the role of instructor. Some of the undergraduate courses I taught during these periods included

Assembly Language
Operating Systems
Local Area Networks
Artificial Intelligence
Systems Analysis and Design
Database Administration
Distributed Systems