Mr. Reaser

Teaching Instructor

West Virginia University

Bio

I am a Teaching Instructor with the Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering of the Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources at West Virginia University in Morgantown, WV.

I have over a decade of experience teaching undergraduates and graduates in computer science, software engineering, and mathematics.

My career goal is to better meet the academic needs of my students by improving the curriculum and assessment techniques in my field, by developing software tools and collaborative workflows, and by mentoring successive generations of educators and academic professionals.

Interests

Curriculum Development
Academic Software
Student Mentorship

Education

M.S. Computer Science, 2011

West Virginia University
B.S. Computing (Sw. Eng.), 2008

Alderson-Broaddus University

Meet

I meet with my students by appointment with generous weekly times and remote options available, rather than a narrow window of office hours on campus.

You can schedule an appointment with me on campus or remote during one of my posted time slots, which are during University hours of operation on most weekdays except recesses.

You can also meet with me briefly before or after classes, as available.

Teaching

I lecture regularly for the computer science major programming courses CS 110, CS 111, and CS 210, for the major theory courses CS 220 and CS 310, and for the major elective course CS 440, among other offerings. I also mentor undergraduate proctors in the CS 490 teaching practicum. My course syllabi are available upon request.

Achievements

Outstanding Educator, 2021 — Statler College of Engineering and Mineral Resources, West Virginia University (press release)

Professional Development

Effective Online Teaching Practices, IP — Association of College and University Educators & American Council on Education (program)