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TOP HOT SKILLS FOR 2010, 2011 and 2012

Computer World magazine January 4, 2010, September 13, 2010 , September 26, 2011 and
September 24, 2012.

Programming and Application Development is the skill set that's most in demand for 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. About 61% of the survey respondents who said they plan to hire IT professionals in the next year will be looking for people with programming or application development skills.

#	2010	2011	2012	2013
1	Programming and Application Development	Programming and Application Development	Programming and Application Development; 61% of the 353 IT executives plan to hire in the next 12 months, up from 44% in the 2010 survey i.e. 61% up from 44%	Programming and Application Development; 60% of the 334 IT executives plan to hire in the next 12 months, down 1% in the 2012 survey i.e. 1% down from 61%
2	Help Desk/Technical Support	Project Management	Project Management; 44% up from 43%	Project Management; 40% down from 44%
3	Networking	Help Desk/Technical Support	Help Desk/Technical Support; 35% up from 43%	Help Desk/Technical Support; 35%
4	Project Management	Networking	Networking; 35% down from 38%	Security; 27% up from 17%
5	Security	Security	Business Intelligence; 23% up from 13%	Business Intelligence; 26% up from 23%
6	Business Intelligence	Data Center	Data Center; 18 % down from 21%	Cloud/SaaS (Software as a Service); 25% SaaS - Software hosted by a vendor is rented rather than purchased.
7	Data Center	Web 2.0	Web 2.0; 18% up from 17%	Virtualization; 24%
8	Telecomunication	Telecomunication	Security; 17% down from 32%	Networking; 19% down from 35%
9	Web 2.0	Business Intelligence	Telecomunication; 9% down from 17%	Mobile Applications and Device Management; 19%
10		Collaboration Architecture		Data Center; 16% down from 18%

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IN CHARGE OF INTERNET PROGRAMMING CONCENTRATION

Internet Services Technology is a rapidly growing field. Internet programming is a brand new field of computer programming and Internet Services Technologies.

Internet programming refers to:

• web development,
• web design,
• web programming,
• web applications,
• website maintenance,
• networking, as well as
• distributing programming.

By taking the concentration in Internet Programming students will gain expertise in (a) computer programming fundamentals, (b) Web programming, (c) Internet-based application software development. The knowledge and skills gained in this concentration will be valuable at job-hunting time.

In their final year of study, students complete a senior project which is an Internet-based application.

Career Opportunities
The explosive growth in the use of the Internet has created a demand for new set of skills. Starting and running a business using the Internet continue to be “in-demand” career skills. Students may be marketable for jobs such as a web designer, web developer, web programmer, web manager, e-commerce manager, web marketing manager, web technician, or a web server administrator.

Following the completion of the concentration in Internet Programming:

Internet Programming Concentration

Code	Course Title	Units
CMPS 318	Publishing on the Web I	4
CMPS 319	Publishing on the Web II	4
CMPS 320	Internet Applications	4
CMPS 378	C# Programming Using .NET	4
CMPS 480	Distributed Internet  Computing	4
CMPS 499	Senior Project	1-4

Minor in Internet Programming

Code	Course Title	Units
CMPS 318	Publishing on the Web I	4
CMPS 319	Publishing on the Web II	4
CMPS 320	Internet Applications	4
CMPS 378	C# Programming Using .NET	4
CMPS 480	Distributed Internet Computing	4

NOTE for TRACK I: You needed 2 courses from LIFELONG LEARNING (UVLL) .
CMPS 318: Publishing on the Web I (UVLL) and CMPS 319: Publishing on the Web II (UVLL) fulfill multiple requirements in the University Values Requirement (it includes UVLL) and/or Interdisciplinary Requirement (INTD).

IN CHARGE OF SOME STUDENTS MAJORING IN E-COMMERCE

E-commerce definition: The buying and selling of products and services by businesses and consumers through an electronic medium, without using any paper documents. E-commerce is widely considered the buying and selling of products over the Internet, but any transaction that is completed solely through electronic measures can be considered e-commerce. E-commerce is subdivided into three categories: business to business or B2B (Cisco), business to consumer or B2C (Amazon), and consumer to consumer or C2C (eBay) also called electronic commerce.

The e-commerce degree combines economic principles with software applications to help you use the Internet to create business opportunities. Students may find yourself working within an online existing business or as an entrepreneur for your own e-marketing venture. Job roles can include market research, product buying decisions, and Web design or maintenance.

E-commerce prerequisites

Code	Course Title	Units
ACCT 203	Financial & Managerial Accounting	4
CMPS 200	Informational Technology	2
CMPS 378	C# Programming using .NET	4
ECON 228	Economic Theories and Issues	4

E-commerce core Requirements

Code	Course Title	Units
BUS 270	Business Statistics	4
BUS 360	Principles of Marketing	4
BUS 416	Electronic Commerce	4
CMPS 318	Publishing on the Web I	4
CMPS 368	Principles of Computer Networks	4
CMPS 375	Systems Analysis and Design	4
CMPS 392	Project Management	4
CMPS 410	Management Information Systems	4
CMPS 490	Database Management Systems	4
MGMT 300	Principles of Management	4
CMPS 499	Senior Project	4

E-commerce electives

One of the following:

Code	Course Title	Units
CMPS 301	Programming Concepts	4
CMPS 319	Publishing on the Web II	4
CMPS 320	Internet Applications	4
CMPS 369	Local Area Networks	4
CMPS 379	JAVA	4
CMPS 480	Distributed Internet Computing	4

RECENT SERVICE AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

ON CAMPUS

2013 – pres. Member of Sabbatical Committee.

2010 – pres. Member of Faculty Technology Committee.

2010 – 2012 Member of University Undergraduate Academic Policies Committee.

2009 – 2012 Member of University Faculty Professional Support Committee.

2009 – pres. Member of College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Professional Support Committee.
2008 – 2010 Member of Retreat Committee.

2005 – pres. Member of Computer Science and Computer Engineering Program Committee.

2005 – pres. Member of Faculty Assembly.
2005 – pres. Member of Arts and Science College.
2005 – pres. Member of Science Division.

2006 – 2009 Member of Faculty Financial Aid Committee at the university level.

2005 – 2006 Member of Arts and Science College Teaching and Technology Committee.
2005 – pres. Advising for Computer Science students with a concentration in Internet Programming and students majoring in E-commerce.

OFF CAMPUS

1. Served as a session chair at the 5th International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, Athens, Greece, July 27-30, 2009.

2. Served as a reviewer for the World Congress in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Applied Computing, USA:

WORLDCOMP'08, 2008

WORLDCOMP'09, 2009

WORLDCOMP'10, 2010.

3. Served as a reviewer and a program committee memberfor the 4th IFIP TC2 Central and Eastern European Conference on Software Engineering Techniques CEE-SET 2009 and 5th IFIP TC2Central and Eastern European Conference on Software Engineering Techniques (CEE-SET'2011).

4. Served as a reviewer for Informatica published by the Slovenian Society Informatika - 2009.

5. Served as a technical review of a proposal on BuddyCast PopCoins Machine ($161,000 total project budget) received by the Maryland Industrial Partnerships Program 2008.

6. Served as a Program Committee member and a reviewer for International Conference on Principles of Information Technology and Applications - PITA, Poland,

2006 Principles of Information Technology and Applications PITA'06
2007 Principles of Information Technology and Applications PITA'07
2008 Principles of Information Technology and Applications PITA'08
2009 Business Intelligence IWBI'09
2010 Advanced in Busieness ABICT'10

2011 Advanced in Busieness ABICT'11.

RECENT TALKS

1. Web Analytics, Institute of Informatics of Wroclaw Polytechnic University, Poland, June 18, 2012.
2. Using Petri Nets to Introduce Multithreading Concepts in C#,, 5th International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, Athens, Greece, July 27-30, 2009.
3. WEBCRM Application Generator, the World Congress in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Applied Computing (WORLDCOMP'07), Las Vegas, USA 2007.
4. E-Commerce Technology Comparison: ASP.NET vs. Ajax, , the International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, Athens, Greece, June 2006.
5. E-Learning: Personalization and Collaboration Solution, the International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, Athens, Greece, June 2006.
6. Using Petri Nets to Introduce Deadlock Concepts, International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, Greece 2005.
7. Validating E-Commerce Solutions, International Conference on Computer Science & Information Systems, Greece 2005.

         RECENT PAPERS

1. Using Petri Nets to Introduce Multithreading Concepts in C#, volume: Strategic Advantage of Computing Information Systems in Enterprise Management, Athens Institute for Education and Research, ISBN: 978-960-6672-93-4, 2010, pp 45-60.
2. WEBCRM Application Generator, Proceedings of the 2007 International Conference on Internet Computing, World Congress in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Applied Computing (WORLDCOMP'07), Las Vegas, USA, ISBN: 1-60132-044-2, 2007, pp 29-35.
3. E-Commerce Technology Comparison: ASP.NET vs. Ajax,  Current Computing Developments in E-Commerce, Security, HCI, DB, Collaborative and Cooperative Systems, published by ATINER, ISBN: 960-6672-07-7, 2006, pp 471- 488.
4. E-Learning: Personalization and Collaboration Solution, Current Computing Developments in E-Commerce, Security, HCI, DB, Collaborative and Cooperative Systems, published by ATINER, ISBN: 960-6672-07-7, 2006, pp 303-320.
5. Intelligent On-line Advising with Expert System Shell, in Reeves,T., Yamashita, S.,(Ed.), Proceedings of World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education,. AACE , October 13-17, 2006, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, pp 687-694.
6. Using Petri Nets to Introduce Deadlock Concepts, Computer Science and Information Systems, published by ATINER, ISBN: 960-88672-3-1, 2005, 351-366.
7. Validating E-Commerce Solutions, Computer Science and Information Systems, published by ATINER, ISBN: 960-88672-3-1, 2005, 221- 236.
8. Online Examinations with Expert System Shells, in Richards, G. (Ed.), Proceedings of World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, and Higher Education,. AACE , Chesapeake, Vancouver BC, Canada,  2005, 844-849.

      TEACHING

___________________________________________2012/2013_____________________                         SPRING 2013

CMPS 319: Publishing on the Web II

CMPS 320: Internet Applications

CMPS 481: Mobile Applications Development

CMPS 471: Internship

CMPS 499: Senior Seminar/Project 

INTERTERM 2013

  CMPS 370: Seminar 

FALL 2012

  CMPS 318: Publishing on the Web I - sect. 001, 002

CMPS 368: Principles of Computer Networks

  CMPS 378: C# Programming Using .NET

  CMPS 471: Internship

  CMPS 499: Senior Seminar/Project 

SUMMER CAMP 2012

 STEM 2012: Publishing on the Web

___________________________________________2011/2012_____________________ 

INTERTERM 2012

  CMPS 370: Seminar 

CMPS 480: Distributed Internet Computing

FALL 2011

  CMPS 318: Publishing on the Web I

CMPS 368: Principles of Computer Networks

  CMPS 378: C# Programming Using .NET

  CMPS 471: Internship

  CMPS 499: Senior Seminar/Project 

SUMMER CAMP 2011

 STEM 2011: Publishing on the Web

___________________________________________2010/2011_____________________                         SPRING 2011

CMPS 319: Publishing on the Web II

CMPS 320: Internet Applications

CMPS 480: Distributed Internet Computing

CMPS 499: Senior Seminar/Project 

INTERTERM 2011

  CMPS 370: Seminar 

FALL 2010

  CMPS 318: Publishing on the Web I

CMPS 368: Principles of Computer Networks

  CMPS 378: C# Programming Using .NET

  CMPS 499: Senior Seminar/Project 

SUMMER CAMP 2010

 STEM 2010: Publishing on the Web

___________________________________________2009/2010_____________________                         SPRING 2010

CMPS 319: Publishing on the Web II

CMPS 480: Distributed Internet Computing

CMPS 490: Database Management Systems

INTERTERM 2010

  CMPS 499: Senior Seminar/Project 

FALL 2009

  CMPS 318: Publishing on the Web I

CMPS 368: Principles of Computer Networks

  CMPS 369: Directed Study

  CMPS 378: C# Programming Using .NET

  CMPS 471: Internship

  CMPS 499: Senior Seminar/Project 

___________________________________________2008/2009_______________________

SPRING 2009                         

  CMPS 319: Publishing on the Web II

  CMPS 369: Local Computer Networks

  CMPS 490: Database Management Systems

  CMPS 471: Internship

  CMPS 499: Senior Seminar/Project 

FALL 2008

  CMPS 318: Publishing on the Web I

CMPS 368: Principles of Computer Networks

  CMPS 378: C# Programming Using .NET

___________________________________________2007/2008_______________________

                          SPRING 2008                         

  CMPS 318: Publishing on the Web I

  CMPS 369: Local Computer Networks

  CMPS 490: Database Management Systems

  CMPS 499: Senior Seminar/Project

FALL 2007

CMPS 368: Principles of Computer Networks

  CMPS 378: C# Programming Using .NET

  CMPS 460: Operating Systems

___________________________________________2006/2007_______________________                      

                          SPRING 2007

  CMPS 318: Publishing on the Web I

  CMPS 367: Object Oriented Language C++

  CMPS 369: Local Computer Networks

INTERTERM 2007

CMPS 377 : Visual Basic.NET

FALL 2006

CMPS 368 : Principles of Computer Networks

CMPS 378 : C# Programming Using .NET

___________________________________________2005/2006______________________

                          SPRING 2006

  CMPS 369: Local Computer Networks

  CMPS 471: Intership

  CMPS 480: Distributed & Web Computing

  CMPS 499:  Senior Seminar/Project 

INTERTERM 2006

CMPS 377 : Visual Basic.NET

                          FALL 2005

CMPS 368 : Principles of Computer Networks

CMPS 463 : Computer Graphics  ___________________________________________________________________________

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