VITAE



William C. Bosch
Emeritus Associate Professor
Emeritus Director of Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching

State University of New York
College at Oswego
Department of Computer Science

I.	PERSONAL

	Name:			William C. Bosch
	
	Present University Unit:	Department of Computer Science
					State University of New York
					College at Oswego
					Oswego, New York


2.	EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

	PhD*	Syracuse University	1983-1992	Computer Science
 (*courses only)Syracuse, New York

	M.S.	Syracuse University	1983		Computer Science
		Syracuse, New York

	B.A.	SUNY			1968		Mathematics
		Oswego, New York


3.	PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

	Current Assignments:
		Director, Center for Excellence in Learning & Teaching
		June 1994 to May 2007
		Assocaiate Professor, State University of NY,
		College at Oswego, Oswego, New York
		August 1994 to May 2007

	Prior Assignments:

		Assisstant Professor, State University of NY,
                Computer Science Department
		College at Oswego, Oswego, New York
                August 1984 to 1994

		Instructor of Mathematics and Computer Science
		Hannibal Central School District
		Hannibal, New York
		September 1970 to June 1984

		Adjunct Faculty Member
		University College
		Syracuse, New York
		August 1983 - June 1987

		Adjunct Faculty Member (Taught Graduate courses)
		Syracuse University
		Syracuse, New York
		August 1990 - June 1995

		Consultant-Curriculum Development
		Computer Selection and Teacher In-Service
		Various New York State School Districts
		May 1981 - June 1989

		System Analysis, Program Development and
		Training (self employed)
		Various New York State Businesses
		June 1979 - June 2002


	Areas of Specialization/Interest
		Learning and Teaching in Higher Education
		Technology Use in Education
		Mathematics in Education
		Human Factors
		Hyper/multimedia programming
                Expert Systems and Knowledge Engineering
	Courses Taught at SUNY Oswego
		CSC 101 - Survey of Computers and Their Applications
		CSC 103 - Survey of Computers with Educational Applications
		CSC 120 - Introduction to Programming and Languages
		CSC 212 - Principles of Computing
		CSC 213 - Assembly Language Programming
		CSC 231 - Computer Organization
		CSC 221 - Foundations of Computer Science
		CSC 341 - Data Structures and Programming Techniques
		CSC 365 - Data Structures and File Processing
		CSC 390 - Human Factors
		CSC 390 - Introduction to C
		CSC 458 - Computer Systems Analysis and Design
		CSC 499 - Independent Study
		ISC 320 - Expert Systems and Knowledge Engineering
		ISC 329 - Database Management Systems in Business
		ISC 410 - Decision Support Systems
		EDU 304 - Curriculum Foundations:  Mathematics
		EDU 505 - Topics in Education: Technology use
		GST 398 - Internship
		GST 498 - Internship

	Courses Developed and Taught at Syracuse University 
		UCS 110 Introduction to Personal Computing 
	(Graduate courses for SU)
		CIS 500	Human Factors in Computer Systems
		CIS 505 Analysis and Interface Design

	Courses Developed
		CSC 120 - Introduction to Programming and Languages
		CSC 390 - Human Factors
		ISC 390 - Technology and Information Systems use
			in Education 
		EDU 505 - Topics in Education: Technology Use
        	(First time course was taught in the department:
		ISC 320 - Expert Systems and Knowledge Engineering)
		
	Seminars & Workshops Developed & Taught
		Computer System Use, Administrators of the United
		Way Agencies of Central New York, 1987-1988

		What the Computer Can and Cannot Do
		Elderhostel at SUNY, 1986-1990

		Minicourse on Computer Use for CSEA, 1987-1988
		Introduction to Spreadsheet Technology and LOTUS
		123, ICC, 1988



	Research/Grants

		Investigator. "Project SMART.", The integration
		of mathematics and science in the curriculum, 
		using local businesses as a resource.  Funded grant, NSF,
		validated by the New York State Education Department
		Classroom Interaction Resource Lab, 1989-2007.

		Investigator. "A Mathematics Laboratory for Active
		Learning."  Unfunded Grant Proposal to SUNY
		Faculty Grants for the Improvement of
		Undergraduate Instruction, February 1989.

		NSF-ILI unfunded grant for Education Technology 
		Laboratory, with Dr. C. Wells (Ed. Dept.) 1991.

		Faculty Enhancement (funded) Grant for 		
		Hyper/multimedia course development (with Dr. E. 
		Brindle) Spring 1993.

		NSF-ILI grant applied for. Multi/hypermedia
		laboratory for CS, IS, and Education (with Dr. E. 
		Brindle and Dr. C. Wells (Ed. Dept.)). Fall 1993.

		NSF Teacher Enhancement Grant. Improvement of 
		Teaching and use of Technology. Preproposal
		 sent June 1994.

		Apple Partnership Grant. Written with the Phoenix Central
		School System. 
		sent January 1995

		Ministry of Education (Japan) Grant (funded)
		"The significance of integrating computers and other new
		technologies into school, and potential influences
		on school education."
		A three year grant with Dr. Hauro Kawai of Tsukuba
		University. A collaberative study of the uses of 
		educational  technology in the US and Japan. Two visits to
		Japan and visits to the US to study the use of educational
		technolgy in schools are part of the grant. 1995-1998
                
		NSF Grant (funded) 
                Oswego State University will improve its teaching of
                science, mathematics and technology through a three-year
                $450,000 project. The campus received $200,000 in funding
                from the National Science Foundation. Oswego is commited
                to providing $250,000 in matching funds. The project will
                aim to increase scientific literacy amoung all Oswego
                students. Summer 1998 - 2005

		Curriculum Development Grant (funded)
		Change CSC 120 "Introduction to Programming and
		Programming Languages" to an active learning lab based
		course (with David Vampola). Summer 1999
			
       Papers/Presentations
		Bosch, W. (1988, Nov.). An Introduction to Expert
		Systems.
		NYSC&TE State Conference at Rye, NY.

		Bosch, W. (1990, Jan.). Knowledge-Based Tutoring
		Systems. Paper published in the 1990 NYSC&TE 	
		Journal.

		Bosch, W. (1993, June). Problem solving approach
		to the teaching of programming.
		National Problem Solving Across the Curriculum
		Paper published in the 1993 Journal.
		Conference at Geneva, NY.		

		Bosch, W. & Garzone, L. (1993, Nov.). The 
		development of HyperCard stacks for difficult
		English structures. New York State Association
		for Computer and Technologies in Education. 
		Paper published in 1993 NYSC&TE Journal
		State conference at Rochester, NY.

		Bosch, W. & Garzone, L. (1994, March). The 
		use and evaluation of HyperCard stacks in a
		self-help environment. (An accepted paper)
		STATE 94: Methods and Models for the 90s
		Paper published in 1994 AACE International Journal
		AACE International Conference at Washington, DC.

		Bosch, W. & Garzone, L. (1994, June) The Use of 
		Courseware, developed using Hypercard
		FACT Conference "Technology and the Future of
		the University" at SUNY Oswego.
		
		Bosch, W. (1996, October) A look inside Japanese 
		schools, how are they using technology, Superintendents'
		Conference (Oswego County Schools), Oswego, NY.

		Bosch, W. (1996, November) Study of technology use in
		US schools, Presentation to graduate students at Tsukuba
		University, Japan.

		Bosch, W. (1997, November) A comparison of educational
		use in the US and Japan, Presented to a task force at 
		Tsukuba University, Japan. 

		Bosch, W., Kawai, H., Toshisuke, S.  (1997, December)
		Report to Ministry of Education 
		Bosch authored article on "Technology Planning", 
		Institute of Education, Tsukuba University.

		Bosch, W. (1998, April) Educational Technology - A waste
                of Taxpayer's Money?, QUEST Conference at SUNY Oswego.
		
		Bosch, W. (1998, October) 
		Report to the Japanese Ministry of Education
		"Current and Future Trends in Technology Use"
		
		Bosch, W., Hester, J., MacEntee, V., MacKenzie, J., Morey, 
		T., Nichols, J., Pacitti, P., Shaffer, B., Tomascak, P., 
		Weber, S., Young, R. 
		Innovative Higher Education (2008) Volume: 33 Issue 
		pp 83-98 "Beyond Lip-service: An Operational Definition of 
		'Learning-centered College'".

	Conferences and seminars attended

		National ACM Conference (3 days) at Washington, DC,
		Nov. 1989.

		Use of super computer. (2 days) State University
		of New York Training Center. Syracuse NY, Jan 1991.

		Teaching Tools. (1 day) Syracuse University 
		Nov. 1991, March 1992, Nov. 1992, March 1993.

		Problem Solving Across the Curriculum. (3 days) 
		National Conference at Aurora NY, June 1992 and
		Geneva NY, June 1993.

		MAA Seaway Conference (2 days) sponsored by the 
		Mathematical Association of America and SUNY Oswego
		at Oswego, NY, Nov. 1992.

		Mathematics and Science Mentor Conference (3 days) 
		sponsored by NSF, at Albany, NY. Jan. 1993.

		The Rochester Computer & Business Conference. 
		(1 day) Regional Conference at Rochester NY, Oct. 1993.

		Microsoft Multimedia Developers Conference sponsored 
		by Microsoft (1 day) at Waltham, Ma. Oct. 1993.

		Object-Oriented Programming in the Real World (3
		day conference) sponsored by SUNY Research 
		Foundation and the CASE Center (SU) at Oswego,
		March 1993.

		The Many Faces of the Interface: Equalizing Access 
		to Technology in a Multicultural World (2 day 
		conference) sponsored by SUNY FACT at Oswego,
		Nov. 1993.
		
		Preparation for Teaching Mathematics: Issues, 
		Policies and Programs (3 days) sponsored by NSF &
		American Mathematical Society at RPI, Troy, NY
		Nov. 1993.

		Integrated Learning Systems Software Seminar 
		sponsored by OCM BOCES, Syracuse, NY, Dec 1993.

		Invited to become member of Phi Delta Kappa (accepted)
		Educational Honor Society for Outstanding Educators
		SUNY Oswego April 1994

		Teaching in the Information Age - Linking K-12 and
		Teacher Education (2 days) SUNY Oswego, May 1994
		
		Diversity in Education (1 day) sponsored by Phi Delta
		 Kappa SUNY Oswego. October 1994

		Cognitive Science Conference, at SUNY Oswego, April 1998

		The Transformation of Learning, Camden Technology
		 Conference, Camden Maine, October 1998
		
		Active Learning Teaching Institute at SUNY Oswego
		 Three day workshop, January 1999
		
		Educational Technology Day '99 at Ithaca College
		 Conference, April 1999

		Workshop on PhotoShop 5.0 at SUNY Oneonta, June 1999
		
		Curriculum Design Institute at SUNY Oswego
		 Four day workshop, May 1999

	Department Service
		Laboratory Committee
		Laboratory Coordinator
		Curriculum Committee
		Promotion, Retention, and Tenure Committee
		Budget Committee
		Operations Committee
		Coordinator, CSC 101
		Coordinator, CSC 212
		Coordinator, Department Internship Program
		Information Science Program Faculty Committee

	College Service
		College Career Day, Speaker, 1986-1990
		Mathematics Discipline Committee, 1987-1991
		Sub-division Committee on Promotions and
			Discretionary Salary Increases, 1987-1988	
		Oswego Faculty Calling, 1986-2008
		Faculty Assembly, Alternate, 1987-1989
		Personnel Policies Council, 1989-1991
		ICC Representative for Education Department 1991-
			1994
		ICC Representative for Center for T & I 1994-2007
		ICC Hardware Committee 1992-1993
		ICC Education Committee 1991-2008
		ICC Applications Committee 1991-2008
		Faculty Assembly Representative 1993-Jan. 1995
		Project SMART staff (NSF, SED grants) 1992-2007
		Computing Services Council (Chair) 1992-1994
		Continuing Education and Summer Session Council
			1992-2007
		Intercollegiate Athletic Board 1992-2002
		Intercollegiate Athletic Board long range planning
			committee 1993-2007
		Multimedia Human Diversity/Residence Life Project
			1992-2007
		Distance Learning Group, chaired by Dr. Narayan
			ORSP Spring 1993
		Masters Thesis advisor for two graduate students
			in Education Department (both earned masters)
			1990-1992
		Masters Thesis advisor for current graduate student
			in Education Department (creating multimedia
			learning system) 1994
		Department Representative to SCAC 1994-2007
		Worked with Professional Development Committee 
			to present Winter Breakout 1994-1997
		Worked with SCAC to present QUEST 1994-2007
		Member of New Faculty Orientation Committee 1994-2007
		Member of the Board of Directors of Auxiliary Services
			1994-2007
		Member of the Science Math and Technology 1998-2006
		Member fo the Task Force on Learning and Teaching
			Spring 1999 to 2002
		Masters Thesis advisor for current graduate student
                        in Education Department (using the internet
			in an education setting) 1998-1999 
	Community Service

		Manager-player Oswego City Softball Association
		(won NY State Championships July 1986 & 1993), 
		1975-2012

		Manger-player Oswego City Volleyball 1982-1994

		Explorer Post 256 Advisory Committee member 1990-1993
		
		Council Member ACM Syracuse Chapter 1990-1991

		YMCA Program Coordinator 1985-present

		YMCA Children's Basketball Leader 1992

		Oswego School District Long Range Planning Committee
		for Technology in Support of Education, (Nov. 1992 to 
		May 1993, 3 hours every week)

		Oswego County BOCES Technology Planning Group (April
		1993 to Sept 1993, 2-5 hours every other week)

		Vice President Minetto Home and School Association
		June 1994 - June 1995
		
		President Minetto Home and School Association
		June 1995 - June 1997

		Member Site Team for Compact for Learning
		Oswego School District, term: 1994-1997

		Technology Fair '95 Steering Committee member
		Conference for 2,000 Oswego County Educators, April 1995

		Fulton Technology Planning Steering Committee 
		Dec. 1994 - 2000

		Conference 2000 "Transforming Learning Through Technology"
		Steering Committee, Conference for 2,300 Oswego
		County Educators, will be held October 2000.
		Oct. 1998 - 2001