Teaching - Bruce Hartman

MY UNIVERSITY TEACHING EXPERIENCE

• Department of Business Administration,  California State University Maritime, Vallejo, CA
• Interim Department Chair.
• Undergraduate courses in Logistics, Export/Import, Strategy, Introductory Business, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Managerial Economics, Purchasing.
• Chair, Curriculum Committee
  
• College of Business and Economics,  California State University, East Bay.
• Undergraduate and Graduate Courses in Quantitative Management and Operations Management.
• Graduate Courses in Global Operations and Outrsourcing, Logistics Management, and Business Research Methods.
• Undergraduate Courses in Mathematics for Business and Social Science.
• Mathematics Department, Visiting Assistant Professor, and School of Economics and Business Administration, St. Mary’s College of California.
• Courses in Executive MBA Program, Forecasting and Operations Management.
• Courses in Calculus, Finite Mathematics, Probability and Statistics.
• MIS Department, University of Arizona, Adjunct Assistant Professor.
• Committees: College of Business and Public Administration, Committee on Mathematics Preparation and Committee on Core Statistics Curriculum for Business College.
• Course: Mathematical Modeling and Analysis, 1996-1997. Complete responsibility for this required core course for first-year PhD. students in MIS, which is also open to MBA students 
• Course: Service Management, Spring 1997. Graduate level class taught by case method. 
• Course: Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Spring 1996-1998. Graduate level elective using a  simulation, case studies, and projects. 
• Course: Principles of Operations Management, Spring 1993- Spring 1998. Complete responsibility for this upper-level required course for all majors in Operations Management, also taken by MBA students.  Designed team projects, included outside speakers from industry, devised service project learning experience for class.
• Course: Project Management, Fall 1997-Spring 1998. Undergraduate-Graduate course in project management techniques, open also to MBA students.  Included emphasis on software project management.
• Course: Introductory Operations Management, Spring 1991- Fall 1997. Undergraduate course required for students in the School of Business and Public Administration. Developed own lectures and team projects.
• Mathematics Department, University of Arizona 
• Course: Business Calculus, 1997. Technical Advisor to classes using symbolic calculus computing and group projects in the business calculus curriculum. I designed this project and won grants from the university to cooperate with the Math Department to implement change to use of MathCad software in business calculus education. 
• Course: Business Calculus, 1994-1997. Required course for admission to College of Business and Public Administration. Emphasis is on business and economic applications of calculus.  Adapted Harvard Calculus Consortium methods. 
• Course: Finite Mathematics, 1994-1996. Developed experimental curriculum using computers and spreadsheets for required course for admission to College of Business and Public Administration. Now expanded to 100% of the sections taught.