Highlights:Lecturer with five years of full-time experience in lecturing undergraduate Computer Science courses. Very strong administrative, presentation and organizational skills gained from 16 years of full-time employment spent in education field. Major tasks were: * Prepared lectures' handouts, slides, and lab assignments * Graded students' assignments, exams and compiled their results and analysis in Excel sheets * Fully utilized the blackboard system through posting all related materials and communicating with students * Actively leaded class discussions and encouraged debate

Skills:lecturer, computer science, instructor, Trainer, Teacher

Goal:To teach various computer science and IT courses at undergraduate level in a dynamic and challenging educational institution.

Membership:Jordanian Computer Science Association since 2010.

Certification:* International Computer Driving License (ICDL) - 2006 * Certified Internet Webmaster (CIW) - 2000

Honor:Engineering Merit Scholarship (2012-2013), awarded by: Computer Science and Engineering College at University of Bridgeport.

Graduate Assistant: Physics Laboratory 09/2013 - current
University of Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Connecticut United States
Industry: Higher Education
? Teaching 9 hours per week ? Preparing experiments' setups ? Grading students' reports ? Cooperating with the physics courses’ professor to develop laboratory reports and enhance students’ performance
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IT-Lecturer 09/2007 - 07/2012
Al-Yamamah University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Industry: Higher Education
The position included several tasks and responsibilities, such as: lecturing various computer science and IT courses to undergraduate students, in addition to administrative tasks and students advising.
* Prepared lectures' handouts, slides, and lab assignments * Graded students' assignments, exams and compiled their results and analysis in Excel sheets * Fully utilized the blackboard system through posting all related materials and communicating with students * Actively leaded class discussions and encouraged debate * Provided academic assistance and advising to freshmen and sophomores. * Participated in various academic activities: schedules, committees, and Curriculum development. Courses Taught: (1) Programming Fundamentals I & II Topics Included: * Basic and advanced control structures and data types in Java and C++ * Pointers, Strings, Classes and Data Abstraction * Arrays, 2D Arrays and basic GUI applications * Templates and Design Pattern (2) Management of Information Systems Topics Included:- * Information Systems' Infrastructure Components, major Types of Information Systems in Organizations * Telecommunications and Networking: Internet, Intranets, Extranets, Technologies and Tools for Communication and E-Business * Systems Vulnerability and Abuse * Overview of Systems Development, Alternative Systems-Building Approaches (3) Computer Skills I & II Actively participated in curriculum development of Computer Skills I & II courses that resulted in fundamental amendments: * Deleting unsuitable topics for freshmen students' knowledge and skills, such as: Microsoft Access and SharePoint * Added other topics that receive higher demand by employers, such as: Microsoft Project and Web-Expression Other Topics Included: * Basic and advanced skills in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel sheets * Basic skills in Microsoft Outlook--

United Arab Emirates University 02/1989 - 02/1993
Al-Ain, , United Arab Emirates
Degree: Bachelor's Degree
Major:Physics
Minor:Mathematics
GPA 2.65 points out of 4.00 points system.

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