Work History:

• 2007 - Present
• • Full-time faculty member in the CIS department at San Antonio College
  • Computer Information Systems Department Network Administrator
  • Courses taught:

  • Firewalls	Computer Forensics
    Intrusion Detection	Advanced UNIX Programming
    Network Programming I	Network Programming II
    Secure Programming I	Introduction to Operating Systems
    C (several levels)	PC Assembler
    Data Structures	C++ (several levels)

• 1993 - 2007
• • Full-time faculty member in the CIS department at San Antonio College
  • Computer Information Systems Department Chairperson
  • Courses taught:

  • Firewalls	Computer Forensics
    Intrusion Detection	CORBA
    UNIX	Advanced UNIX
    Network Programming I	Network Programming II
    C (several levels)	PC Assembler
    Object-Oriented Analysis and Design	C++ (several levels)
    IBM Mainframe Assembler	Advanced COBOL

  • Accomplishments:
  • • Coached C++ students, taking them to regional and national programming competition, where they achieved the following awards at the national level:

    • 1996	third place
      1997	second place
      1998	first place
      1999	first place
      2000	second and third place

  • Publication:
  • • Technical editor for "Enterprise Journal", 1989 - 1992
    • "Foundational Programming and Problem Solving Using C++", 2003, Prentice-Hall
    • "A New Approach to Problem Solving with C++", 2005, Novus Publishing
  • Presentation:
  • • "How to Teach C++", presented at Association of Computer Educators in Texas
    • "Lessons Learned in Teaching Firewalls", presented at Association of Computer Educators in Texas
• 1972 - 1994
• • Lead IBM VM architect on project moving multiple mainframe workloads to one location.
  • Lead system programmer for two IBM mainframes. Designed backup and disaster systems for extensive, Unix based, imaging project.
  • Senior programmer for team that wrote and maintained data communications software for a network of 74 mainframes.
  • Responsible for performance and charge back on 7 mainframes. Part of team that moved entire data center over one three day weekend.
  • Wrote statistical programs for research scientists.
  • Installed multiple computers for new government intelligence project.
  • Wrote business data processing programs.

Education:

• 1982 BAS - St. Mary's University
• 1985 MBA - Our Lady of the Lake University
• 18 graduate hours in CIS field
• 23 years full-time employment in the computer industry (not teaching)

Industry Training Attended:

• one/two week classes:

• Security	Red Hat Enterprise Security: Network Services
  	Firewalls, Perimeter Protection, and VPNs
  	System Forensics, Investigation and Response
  	Hacker Techniques, Exploits and Incident Handling
  	Intrusion Detection In-Depth
  Programming	Advanced CORBA Programming using TAO
  	CORBA Programming
  	CORBA Enterprise Architecture
  	Advanced C Programming
  	C Programming
  	CLIST Programming
  	Dialogue Management Workshop
  	SAS Basics for Mainframes
  	SAS Report Writing
  	System 2000 PLEX Programming
  	System 2000 Technical Fundamentals
  Operating Systems	Red Hat Enterprise Linux Network Services and Security
  	Red Hat Linux System Administration
  	Red Hat Linux Essentials
  	Advanced UNIX
  	UNIX
  	MVS Assembler & Macro Usage Workshop
  	MVS Supervisor & Data Management Workshop
  	MVS/XA Facilities and Planning
  	MVS/XA Installation
  	VM Installation
  	S1100 Systems Programming
  	S1100 MASM Programming
  	OS/3 Installation and Maintenance
  	ICAM Installation and Maintenance
  	ICAM Installation and Maintenance

• one/two day classes:

• Security	Network Security Monitoring With Open Source Tools
  	Auditing Wireless Networks
  	Honeypots: Tracking Hackers
  	Business Law and Computer Security
  	Building Honey Pots for Intrusion Detection
  	Network Security Profiles
  	Cutting Edge Hacking Techniques
  	Wifi Security
  	Reverse Engineering Malware
  	Logging and Security
  	A Collection of Stuff Hackers Know About You
  	Network Security Protocols
  	A Crash Course in SSL and TLS
  Programming	Inside the Linux Kernel
  	Advanced CORBA Programming
  	UNIX Network Programming Topics
  	Building Secure Software
  	Patterns at Work
  	C++ Programming Made Easier: Using the Library
  	C++ Programming Made Easier: Extending the Library
  	Building Linux Applications
  	Socket Programming
  	Building A Software Capability: How to Foster Best Practices in Software Security
  System Administration	Internet Security for UNIX and Linux System Administrators
  	Topics in UNIX and Linux Administration
  	Configuring and Administering Samba Servers
  	Linux System Administration
  Other	How to Protect Your Intellectual Property: Current Developments, Issues, and Controversies

Memberships:

• TeX Users Group
• USENIX
• Object Management Group
• San Antonio Linux User's Group
• The User's Group for Multi-Platform Hackers