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Dr. Sultana has worked in higher education for over ten years, previously at a private for-profit institution serving as program dean in the areas of electronics and computer technology, networking, and computer information systems. Previously, he worked for over ten years in the automotive industry as an electrical engineer for Chrysler Corporation, Motorola, and an engineering consulting firm. | Dr. Sultana has worked in higher education for over ten years, previously at a private for-profit institution serving as program dean in the areas of electronics and computer technology, networking, and computer information systems. Previously, he worked for over ten years in the automotive industry as an electrical engineer for Chrysler Corporation, Motorola, and an engineering consulting firm. | ||
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| + | Responses to Intro IRC Activity Questions | ||
| + | 1. People interact by typing statements followed by an <ENTER> | ||
| + | 2. Communication is linear, informal, and a combination of one-to-one and one-to-many | ||
| + | 3. Terms following the pound sign (#) are commands (e.g. #topic, #info, #startmeeting, etc.) | ||
| + | 4. Highlighting a person's name in ''blue'' helps draw that person's attention so a message doesn't get lost in the traffic. | ||
Revision as of 02:59, 11 October 2016
Simon Sultana
Simon Sultana is a faculty member and director for programs in Software Engineering and Computer Information Systems at Fresno Pacific University [1], in Fresno, California. The institution is a private, nonprofit university, which has five locations including the main campus, North Fresno, Merced, Visalia, and Bakersfield, offers traditional undergraduate and degree completion programs.
Dr. Sultana began designing a traditional undergraduate program in Software Engineering and a degree completion program in Computer Information Systems in 2015 and both programs were scheduled to launch by 2017.
Dr. Sultana has worked in higher education for over ten years, previously at a private for-profit institution serving as program dean in the areas of electronics and computer technology, networking, and computer information systems. Previously, he worked for over ten years in the automotive industry as an electrical engineer for Chrysler Corporation, Motorola, and an engineering consulting firm.
Responses to Intro IRC Activity Questions 1. People interact by typing statements followed by an <ENTER> 2. Communication is linear, informal, and a combination of one-to-one and one-to-many 3. Terms following the pound sign (#) are commands (e.g. #topic, #info, #startmeeting, etc.) 4. Highlighting a person's name in blue helps draw that person's attention so a message doesn't get lost in the traffic.
