Richard L. Brozovic | McMurry University

EDUCATION
Ph.D.	Computer Science	Texas Tech University	30 hours
M.S.	Computer Systems	Air Force Institute of Technology	Dec 1980
B.A.	Computer Science	Air Force Academy	Jun 1976

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Data Processing Instructor	Southwest Texas Junior College, Del Rio TX	1979-1979
Data Processing Instructor	Park College, Del Rio TX	1978-1979
Data Processing Instructor	San Antonio College, San Antonio TX	1981-1984
Computer Science Instructor	George Mason University, Fairfax VA	1985-1985
Computer Science Instructor	Park College, Arlington VA	1985-1987
Computer Science Instructor	Northern Virginia Comm. Coll., Alexandria VA	1986-1988
Mathematics Instructor	McMurry University, Abilene, TX	1996-1998
Director of Computer Training	McMurry University, Abilene TX	1998-2000
Mathematics Instructor	McMurry University, Abilene TX	2000-2001
Computer Science Instructor	McMurry University, Abilene TX	2001-pres.
Computer Systems Officer	US Air Force	1976-1996

COURSES TAUGHT:	Seventeen computer science and information systems courses using numerous programming languages, from introduction to computers and basic fluency to software engineering and supervision of honors theses. Three math courses: algebra, contemporary math, intro algebra. Freshman seminar.
SCHOLARSHIP	Sam Taylor Fellowship grant for research in grid computing, Fall 2006 “Evaluation of Ada as a Design Language”, Computer Related Information Systems Symposium, US Air Force Academy, 1982, co−author and presenter “Evaluation of Ada as a Programming Language”, Computer Related Information Systems Symposium, US Air Force Academy, 1982, co−author “Grid Computing”, McMurry School of Arts & Sciences Faculty Colloquium presenter, Jan 2009 “Overview of Microsoft .Net”, AITP Big Country Chapter speaker, Oct 2007
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE	Chaired and served on numerous faculty committees. Chaired one faculty search committee and served on one staff search committee. Served as: candidate interviewer for Honors Program, department representative at most campus recruiting events, advisor for majors as well as general freshmen, and Faculty advisor of Student AITP Chapter. Serve as contest director and judge for both district and regional level Texas UIL Computer Science contests. Currently serving as coach for a small, area high school UIL Computer Science team.