Daniel Moix is an Arkansas native who teaches Computer Information Systems at College of the Ouachitas. In addition to teaching, Daniel Moix is also a Google Applications for Education Certified Trainer and a K-12 Computer Science education advocate.
In the Fall of 2010 I transitioned from an adjunct instructor to a full time instructor. Courses that I teach include Fundamentals of Information Technology, Microsoft Client and Server Administration, Computer Repair, Introduction to UNIX, Computer Security Fundamentals, Network Security, and Java Programming.
As a member of the Associate Faculty in the Business Technology Division, I taught Fundamentals of Information Technology to students on campus as well as those incarcerated through the Arkansas Department of Correction. This course introduces students to available technology resources and to computer concepts, hardware, software, file management, networks, email, and the Internet. It also provides hands-on application in word processing, presentation, spreadsheet, and database management software.
In addition to teaching college-level Computer Science to Arkansas' best and brightest students, I also mentored student researchers, provided professional development workshops and conference presentations, and managed two computer labs.
I helped maintain Arkansas' database of breast and cervical cancer screening and treatment activities reported semi-annually to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
While working with Arkadelphia, I helped manage the school's network consisting of five Novell servers and more than 750 workstations spanning multiple campuses. I also provided technology training workshops for district personnel.
MSE
Concentration: Curriculum & Instruction
Activities: I recently completed the Educational Leadership Program at Arkansas State University. The program includes courses in Theories of Instruction, Supervision and Evaluation of Teaching, Ethical Leadership, School Law, Philosophies of Education, School and Community Relations, Statistics and Research, and Curriculum Management. Additionally, I participated in a supervised internship program.
BS
Concentration: Computer Science
Activities: I studied Computer Science at Henderson State, declaring a minor in Physics. I was a member of the Honors College, I volunteered as a tutor and a university ambassador, and I worked 30+ hours per week 7 of my 8 semesters there. I served as the Vice-Chair of the Association for Computing Machinery Student Chapter my senior year. I graduated Cum Laude.
Technology, education, digital learning, mastery learning, constructivism, Google Applications for Education, Google Apps, K12 Computer Science, CS, online learning, e-learning
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