- Jake Walkenhorst
Jake Walkenhorst
Courses Taught:
- Object Oriented Programming
- Introduction to Java Development
- Introduction to Java EE
- Introduction to .NET
- Algorithms and Data Structures
- Software Design Patterns
Professional Background:
- Three years of academic research in usability theory, multi-modal interactive programming, machine learning, computer vision, and image processing.
- Two years of software application design, implementation and testing, including Windows desktop applications, dynamic web applications, and database design.
- Teaching and managing student projects at Neumont University since February 2005.
Areas of Technical Expertise:
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Software Design, Architecture, and Testing
- Java Development
- Usability Theory and Interactive Programming
- Computer Science Theory
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
1:00pm to 4:00pm
Education:
- Bachelors of Science in Computer Science from Brigham Young University, 2002.
About Me:
I enjoy cooking, science fiction (books and film), traveling, and serving in my church. I’ve been married since 2000. My wife and I have 3 boys, born in 2002, 2004, and 2008.
Conference Presentations
- Kennedy, M. & Walkenhorst, J. (2007). Strategies to Evaluate Learning in Project and Team-based Environments. American Evaluation Association. Baltimore, Maryland.
- Kennedy, M. & Walkenhorst, J. (2007). Improving Course and Faculty Evaluations with a Multi-method Approach. American Evaluation Association. Baltimore, Maryland.
- Kennedy, M. & Walkenhorst, J. (2007). Individual Assessment in Project and Team-based Learning. Society for Applied Learning Technology. Arlington, Virginia.
