Professional Faculty, Computer Instruction
Internet Professional Program
Washtenaw Community College

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krieg@wccnet.org

Washtenaw Community College

Designed, initiated, and taught the following courses:

• CIS 101: Basic Computers for Hospital Professionals - Computer literacy for nursing
• CIS 107: Spreadsheet Software - self-paced, tutorial based spreadsheet intro
• CIS 108: Software Tools - self-paced tutorial study of application software.
• CIS 109: Database Software - self-paced, tutorial based database intro
• CIS 260: Web Site Management - Web development using low-budget tools
• CIS 275: C Programming Language - Programmer's introduction to C.
• CIS 276: Advanced C Programming - A second programmer's course in C.
• CIS 277: Java for Programmers - A programmer's introduction to Java.
• INP 159: Internet 1 - Beginner's introduction to the Internet.
• INP 160: Internet 2 - Technical professional's introduction to the Internet.

Significantly revised and taught the following courses:

• CIS 100: Introduction to Computers - Beginner's computer literacy course.
• CIS 115: Programming Logic - Structured programming principles.
• CIS 288: Systems Analysis - Meeting user needs with computer solutions.
• GDT 102: Computer Aided Publishing I - Computer literacy and beginning graphics.

Taught these courses:

• CIS 111: Computer Concepts - a first computer course for business majors.
• CIS 112: Computer Functions - second computer course for business majors.
• CIS 105: Microcomputer Programming for Beginners - BASIC as a hobby.
• CIS 130: Pascal for Business and Industry - Majors' first programming course
• CIS 160: Explore the Internet - Introducing the Internet .
• CIS 136: Basic for Business and Industry - Commercial BASIC.
• CIS 282: Small Systems Database - Relational database: principles, practice.
• INP 143: Imaging for the Web - Introduction to graphics, focusing on Web development.

University of Michigan

• 1976-7 Course Director Linguistics 111, Introduction to the Study of Language: Preparation of the syllabus, assigning readings, lecturing, invitation of guest lecturers, leading discussions, preparation and grading of tests.
• 1976 Teaching Assistant, Linguistics 413, Phonetics: Leading discussions, teaching recognition and pronunciation of sounds, conducting drills, grading tests.
• 1975 Teaching Assistant, Linguistics 111, Introduction to the Study of Language: Leading discussions, assigning and grading exercises.

Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí, México

• 2007 Docente, Introducción a la fonética articulatoria (Introduction to Articulatory Phonetics), Diplomado en lingüística descriptiva y empatía cultural. (4-week certificate program jointly administered by the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí and SIL Mexico, taught in Spanish)

• ACM: Association for Computing Machinery
• IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

Computer Division: Vice-Chairman, S. E. Michigan Section (1983-5)
• MEA/NEA Michigan/National Education Association
• IPA International Phonetic Association
• WOW World Organization of Webmasters

• 2000-2002 Chair, Internet Professional Department
• 1997-1998 Co-Chair, Technology Oversight Team, Washtenaw Community College
• 1995-1996 Member, CoNDUIT Netlab project
• 1994-1995 Member, CoNDUIT project steering committee, Washtenaw Community College
• 1994-1995 Member, Networking Action Team, Washtenaw Community College
• 1994-1995 Member, Technical Advisory Board, Washtenaw Community College
• 1990-1992 Co-Chair, Institutional Research and Effectiveness Committee, Washtenaw Community College.
• 1989-1991 Member, Instructional Computing Committee, Washtenaw Community College
• 1990 Faculty member, College Laboratory Personnel Classification Team, Washtenaw Community College
• 1988 Member, Educational Delegation, Ann Arbor-Juigalpa Sister City Committee. Fact-finding and aid delegation to Nicaragua (10 days).
• 1976-1977 Executive Committee, Dept. of Linguistics, University of Michigan. Member; representative of Teaching Assistants. Chairman: Kenneth L. Pike.
• 1973-1974 Editorial Staff, University of Michigan Papers in Linguistics. In charge of production and printing; manuscript reader.
• 1972-1974 Dept. of Linguistics Library Committee. Chairman, 1974; processing, 1972-1973.
• 1974 Curriculum Committee, Dept. of Linguistics.
• 1966-1967 Conference Coordinator, "Dynamics of Change in Latin America" (an inter-collegiate conference at the College of Wooster). Overall responsibility for invitation of speakers, scheduling, and general conference organization.
• 1965-1966 Abraham Lincoln Memorial Fund tutor; also recruiting and fund raising.

1968

• Inducted into US Army
• Basic Training (non-combatant)
• Advanced Individual Training: MOS 91B20 Medical Corpsman
• Good Conduct award

• 25th Infantry Division, Republic of Vietnam (Field Medic)
• Purple Heart award
• Bronze Star award with Oak Leaf Cluster

• Walter Reed Army Medical Center
• Served in General Medicine, Medical ICU, CCU

• US Army Reserve (inactive)
• USVA Disabled Veteran classification (30% disability - burn scars)

• Honorable Discharge

• Born: 11 December 1945, Caracas, Venezuela
• Citizenship: United States (by birth to U.S. citizens)
• Married to Martha Lenore Fessler 1968
• Children:Katherine Joy 1974, Marjorie Elissa 1976, Ian William Herbert 1983