Spring 2011:
Comp 101: Computer FITness
Comp 381: Ethics in the Digital Age Comp 585/185: Serious Games

Fall 2010:
Comp 101: Computer FITness
Comp 523: Software Engineering Laboratory

Spring 2010:
Comp 101: Computer FITness
Comp 381: Ethics in the Digital Age

Fall 2009:
Comp 101: Computer FITness
Comp 523: Software Engineering Laboratory

Spring 2009:
Comp 381: Ethics in the Digital Age
Comp 590-093: Serious Games

Fall 2008:
Comp 051: Technology and Entrepreneurship
Comp523: Software Engineering Laboratory

Spring 2008:
Comp 380-003: Computers and Society
Comp523: Software Engineering Laboratory

Fall 2007:
Comp 051: Technology and Entrepreneurship
Comp 590/790-093: Serious Games

Spring 2007:
Comp 051: Technology and Entrepreneurship
Comp523: Software Engineering Laboratory

Fall 2006:
Comp 380-003: Computers and Society
Comp 590/790-093: Serious Games

Spring 2006:
Comp145: Software Engineering Laboratory

Fall 2005:
Comp 006D-01: Computers Make It Possible

Spring 2005:
Comp145: Software Engineering Laboratory

Fall 2004:
Comp 006D-01: Computers Make It Possible

Spring 2004:
Comp 145: Software Engineering Laboratory

Fall 2003:
Comp 290-01: Software Testing and Quality

I received my Ph.D. from the Department of Computer Science at UNC in 1979 and am back here after retiring from IBM in June 2004.

I worked for IBM for 25 years and was named an IBM Fellow in 1994. My work has revolved around networking and software engineering, including

• developing networking protocols
• deploying the network at the Nagano Olympics
• development processes
• storage networking
• application development
• mobile computing

I've worked in development, design, and architecture and two areas that I've become particularly interested in are improving quality and blending theory and practice.

My current research interests are focused on serious games, cheminformatics, virtualization, and web programming.

Other professional interests include

• knowledge management
• National Engineers Week
• women in technology
• improving ties between universities and industry
• using technology to improve teleworking and remote teams

On a personal note, my daughter, who was married last year (pictures), works for the environmental division of Customs and Border Patrols and my husband is a consultant.