Teaching

BIT 5424 - Advanced Business Information Visualization and Analytics

Undergraduate Course, Virginia Tech, Business Information Technology, 2022

This course focuses on information visualization principles and techniques. In this course, students will learn how to apply design principles and technics for developing data visualizations that communicate insights, stories, or recommendations from business data to support decision making. Students will learn how to use software for data visualizations and become familiar with exploratory and explanatory visualizations.

BIT/CS/PCSI 2164 - Foundations of Security Environments

Undergraduate Course, Virginia Tech, Business Information Technology, 2021

This course is designed to introduce undergraduate students to the integrated nature of security in a number of different contexts. In this course students learn about environmental, technical (computer science/cybersecurity), historical, ethical, social, political, and business and economics. This course leverages a case-study approach that delves into the different contexts of security environments while providing, where possible, hands-on exercises, simulations and discussions.

BIT 4614 - Information Security

Undergraduate Course, Virginia Tech, Business Information Technology, 2021

This course provides conceptual and practical exposure to managerial, technical, and operational aspects of information security. The course focuses on developing an understanding of information security concepts, policies, security controls, and best practices. In this course, students learn information security terminology, dynamics, and hands-on experience. The purpose of the course is to promote critical thinking for assessing the information security of organizations.