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Revision as of 19:37, 22 May 2018
Hossain Shahriar
Dr. Hossain Shahriar is an Associate Professor of Information Technology, College of Computing, at Kennesaw State University.
College of Computing hosts three departments and over 40 faculty members, more than 3,000 full time students and over six degree programs including undergraduate, graduate.
Dr. Shahriar's primary focus at CCSE is Software Security, the intersection of software engineering and networking security. As a faculty, his responsibility includes teaching courses from BSIT and MSIT degree programs, around healthcare, cybersecurity and web design.
Dr. Shahriar's scholarly interests span application development, quality assurance, risk assessment, intrusion detection development, education technologies in android software development.
In his spare time, which is mostly non-existent, Dr. Shahriar likes to do sports and exercise activities including soccer and cycling.
Stage 1A:Intro to FOSS Project Anatomy (Activity)-Answers (Sugarlabs)
I think I can contribute as an educator by using sugarlabs for authentic learning of topics related to information technology. Among the various roles (educator, designer, developer, translator, public relation), the commonality is each of the member can be part of documentation and textbook replacement team. The dissimilarities depend on the role. For example, developer can break and test the code, whereas public relation is supposed to promote the project across various members within the community.
