Teaching & Mentoring

My teaching is grounded in technically rigorous, inclusive computing education connected to real-world problems. I help students develop technical competence while thinking critically about the social consequences of data, cloud computing, AI, and information systems.

I teach undergraduate and graduate courses in HCI, business intelligence, databases, cloud infrastructure, and enterprise systems. Course development includes hands-on AWS and generative AI activities, authentic healthcare datasets, and shorter, searchable, captioned video modules that students can revisit at their own pace.

Fall 2026 courses

• CSCI 4250: Human Computer Interaction
• ISQA 8016/4010: Business Intelligence

Other courses taught at UNO

• ISQA 8310: Information Technology Infrastructure & Cloud
• ISQA 3310: Managing Database Environment
• ISQA 8380: Enterprise Architecture and Systems Integration
• EMIT 8700: Emerging Challenges
• ISQA 3400: Information Technology Infrastructure

Learning in practice

My courses connect concepts to hands-on work: cloud services and infrastructure automation, database design and SQL practice, and analysis of real-world healthcare data. Structured practice, clear assessment expectations, and reusable learning materials help students develop both technical skills and critical judgment.

Doctoral advising & mentoring

My current doctoral advisees at UNO are Anirban Pal, Taranum Bano, Gargi Nandy, and Md Ashaduzzaman. My mentoring also includes master's students, undergraduate researchers, high-school students, and postdoctoral researchers.

Teaching recognition

• NSF NAIRR AI Education Fellowship at CRA, 2025–2026

For questions about courses or research interests, contact me by email.