Rank/Position Title:
Lecturer |
Home Page:
http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~tashbook |
Date of original appointment to this faculty, followed by dates and ranks of advancement:
September 2004 |
Degrees:
Degree |
Field |
Institution |
Date |
B.A |
Cognitive Science |
University of Rochester |
6/1997 |
M.S. |
Computer Science |
Hofstra University |
8/2000 |
M.C.S. |
Computer Science |
University of Virginia |
5/2003 |
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Conferences, workshops, and professional development:
- SIGCSE 2004 (participant)
- SIGCSE 2005 (participant)
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Other related computing experience:
- Undergraduate teaching assistant, University of Rochester (1995-6): Lab assistant for CS class for non-majors
- Graduate teaching assistant, Hofstra University (1999-2000): Grader for CS1 and CS2 courses
- Graduate teaching assistant, University of Virginia (2000-2001): Ran weekly lab section for CS1 class, graded student exams, served as head TA, ran review sessions, answered student e-mail
- Graduate teaching assistant, University of Virginia (2003): Head TA for Java class for business students, graded exams, ran review sessions, answered student e-mail
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Department, college, and/or university committee membership:
None |
Principal publications of the last five years.
- Tashbook, M.S. A Constructive Approach for Visualizing Computer Theory. Master's Thesis. Hofstra University, 2000.
- Solutions Manual for “C++ for Engineers and Scientists” by Gary J. Bronson. Brooks/Cole, 1999 (with Paul A. Nagin). Solutions Manual for “Programming.java: An Introduction to Programming Using Java, 2nd Ed.” by Rick Decker and Stuart Hirshfeld, Brooks/Cole, 1999 (with Paul A. Nagin).
- Solutions Manual for “Program Development and Design Using C++” by Gary J. Bronson , Brooks/Cole, 2000 (with Paul A. Nagin).
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Other scholarly activity: grants, sabbaticals, software development, etc.:
None |
Scientific, professional, and honor societies of which you are a member:
- Association for Computing Machinery
- Upsilon Pi Epsilon (ACM undergraduate honor society)
- Golden Key Honor Society
- Psi Chi (psychology honor society)
- Joseph C. Wilson Honor Society (University of Rochester)
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Honors and awards:
None |
Courses taught this and last academic year term-by-term section of the same course separately.
Year/Term |
Course Number |
Course Title |
S05 |
CSE 114 |
Computer Science I |
S05 |
CSE 130 |
Intro to Programming in C |
S05 |
ITS 102 |
Topics in Info Tech Studies |
F04 |
CSE 114 |
Computer Science I |
F04 |
CSE 130 |
Intro to Programming in C |
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Academic advising:
Assigned advisor for 18 undergraduate students during 2004/2005 academic year
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Brief description of major research and scholarly activities: |
