Teaching
Courses Developed
ITM 830 – Blockchain in the Enterprise
Blockchain in the Enterprise (ITM830) is a new fourth year elective which will help students develop a deeper understanding of blockchain technology in the context of an enterprise. It explores the drivers and use cases for adoption of blockchain technology in the enterprise. It begins by providing a historical landscape of the origins of blockchain. It then covers the technology options and the benefits accrued from blockchain. The course uses the benefits to identify business use case candidates and to help recognize where blockchain is not required. The course considers how blockchain can be used in current contexts and how it may disrupt existing business paradigms. The course helps students understand the difference and benefits of centralized versus decentralized systems. It will include several hands-on exercises on components of blockchain technology as it provides immutability, transparency and trust.
ITM 825 – Enterprise Information Security
Enterprise Information Security (ITM825) is a fourth year elective which will help students develop a deeper understanding of information security from an enterprise perspective including the technology, operational procedures, and management practices needed for a successful implementation of cybersecurity. It covers the standards and best practices mandated in information security design, engineering and operations as well as in-depth topics on implementation and integration of cybersecurity in a unified enterprise framework including application, system and network management, governance, threat and incident management, and business continuity.
CZIT 427 – Data and Information Management for Privacy Professionals
Data and Information Management for Privacy Professionals (CZIT427) is a course offered by the Chang School of Continuing Studies and will give students an understanding of the concepts, terminology, and issues related to data and information management in the context of access and privacy. Students will be introduced to theories, standards, and techniques underlying information management programs and practices that will enable them to communicate with practitioners from a variety of information management-related disciplines.
Courses Taught
Graduate Directed Reading Courses
- SM8701 - Blockchain-enabled Supply Chain Finance - Fall 2020
- MT8901 - Quantum Computing Threat to Information and Communication Technologies – Winter 2019
- SM8701 - User Acceptability of cryptocurrencies using Twitter data - Fall 2019
- SM8701 - Intellectual Property and Blockchain Technology Innovations – Fall 2018
Undergraduate Courses