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| − | Bo Kim is a professor and the department chair of Computer Science at the College of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics, Southern New Hampshire University located in Manchester, NH. Prior to this, she was with Daniel Webster College for twelve years. Dr. Kim has over two decades of both industrial experience, as Systems Architect at Lucent Technologies, and teaching experience | + | Bo Kim is a professor and the department chair of Computer Science at the College of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics, Southern New Hampshire University located in Manchester, NH. Prior to this, she was with Daniel Webster College for twelve years. Dr. Kim has over two decades of both industrial experience, as Systems Architect at Lucent Technologies, and teaching experience at Higher Education. |
| − | She has spent the last decade focusing on curriculum development in the area of Computing education, that | + | She has spent the last decade focusing on curriculum development in the area of Computing education. Most recent years, she has been actively participating in the initiatives and work that promote student-centered learning via project-based hands-on activities in class. |
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Bo Kim
Bo Kim is a professor and the department chair of Computer Science at the College of Engineering, Technology and Aeronautics, Southern New Hampshire University located in Manchester, NH. Prior to this, she was with Daniel Webster College for twelve years. Dr. Kim has over two decades of both industrial experience, as Systems Architect at Lucent Technologies, and teaching experience at Higher Education.
She has spent the last decade focusing on curriculum development in the area of Computing education. Most recent years, she has been actively participating in the initiatives and work that promote student-centered learning via project-based hands-on activities in class.
