has developed ALL the course descriptions, topics, syllabi, course materials, and course outlines for the Software Engineering Certificate of the Professional Master of Engineering Degree at the A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland, rated one of the top 20 Graduate engineering schools in the country by U.S. News & World Reports.

was the Y2K testing consulting for Intelsat, the largest telecommunications carrier in the world.  Intelsat handles voice, data, and video communications for over 140 countries, including the U.S.  established the test control framework, developed test plan guidelines, assisted the developers in writing test plans, acted as coordinator of test reviews, monitored test results, reported to INTELSAT management on Y2K compliance progress, and generally functioned as the testing authority.  Both hardware and software testing were involved.  President Clinton selected INTELSAT to represent the United States for Y2K best practices at the United Nations in the Telecommunications Sector.

After Y2K, was tasked as requirements analysts for the next generation of Intelsat satellites.

developed the materials and presented one-day seminars across the State of Maryland on Y2K best practices.  These seminars included project management, requirements elicitation, software design, testing methodologies and procedures, and organized maintenance activities.

With school administration and staff, developed a Computer Education Process Improvement  project plan to improve the use of computers in curricula and administration in the County public schools.  This plan involved rewriting established industry-standard process improvement models to focus on education needs.  Prince George's County operates 196 public schools with a budget of over $1,000,000,000.