Therese O'Neil
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- Reviews46
- School: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
- Campus:
- Department: Computer Science
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Location:
1011 South Drive
Indiana, PA - 15705 - Dates at Indiana University of Pennsylvania: May 2004 - December 2019
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Political Leanings:
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Poor
Professor O'Neil was terrible. I've never taken such a difficult class where I've learned absolutely nothing. This class was a wellness requirement. I wish I would have chosen literally anything else. Her grading makes no sense at all. There's a lot of projects and homework, with no point to them. Because of this class, I've been put under so much unnecessary stress. This is insane.
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Awful
Professor O'Neil's class was the worst class that I've taken. There were excessive amounts of homework and dated information about the internet. She will talk down to you. Also, she barely explains projects and forces you to write a paper per week, for a 100 level course that fills a Dimension of Wellness requirement. I'd expected this kind of coursework from at least a 300 level writing intensive course.
Biography
Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Computer Science
Resume
2005
Distance Education
Took classes toward the Certificate of Distance Education
Penn State World Campus
1977
Penn State University New Kensington Campus
Master of Education
Business
1970
Chair of 101 Computer Literacy committee consisting of Computer Science
Management Information Systems and Business Technology and Support members. Kept the Syllabus of record up to date.\nDeveloped and administered once each semester
the Microbased Computer Literacy exemption exam in Course Technology’s Student Assessment Software package. 2003-2008\nChair of the 201 Internet and Multimedia committee consisting of members from computer science
communications media
library
Management Information Systems and Business Technology in Support. Kept the syllabus of record up to date.\nPhiladelphia Partnership Program
Learning Center sponsored
taught the Computer Literacy component
Summer
2003\n\nUniversity Committees
Indiana University of Pennsylvania Service
Indiana University of PA
Graduate degreeMaster of Education
Business
Norwin School District Subjects Taught
Internet and Multimedia\nSenior Synthesis: Geeks Bearing Gifts\nSecondary High School\nBusiness Computer Applications: dBase III Plus
Lotus 1-2-3
WordPerfect
Microsoft Word
RPG Programming
COBOL Programming
Data Entry on Keypunch\nBusiness Mathematics\nBusiness English\nShorthand\nStenotype (court reporter machine)\nConsumer competency\nComputer competency\nTypewriting\nSystem Operator for the Novell LAN\nProgram and Curriculum Development\nDeveloped a senior synthesis course on cybercrime for liberal studies (LBST499)\nDeveloped a special topics course on cybercrime for the computer science department
Bachelor of Science
Business Education
Norwin School District
Teacher: Norwin School District
North Huntingdon PA
Business Department\n\nEmployment History
Industrial Training\nFall
2002: First United Methodist Church personnel
Indiana
PA
Microsoft Word/Excel; American Roller Bearing Company
RIDC Park
Pittsburgh
Microsoft Access; First Commonwealth Bank
Indiana
PA
Lotus 1-2-3; National Bank of the Commonwealth
Indiana
PA
WordPerfect\n09/96: KCS Training and Technical Services
Pittsburgh
Microsoft Works/Word/Excel\n08/96: National Mine Service
Inc
Indiana
PA
ccMail; Waldec Group
RIDC Park
Pittsburgh
Internet Usage; People’s Bank of Pennsylvania
WordPerfect 6.1\n03/94: Riznick-O’Neil Insurance Agency
Basic Computer Literacy
3 credit graduate course
“Media Strategies in Distance Communication”\nPenn State World Campus
Fall
3 credit graduate course
“Introduction to Distance Education”.\nIndiana University of Pennsylvania
Summer
3 credit graduate course
“Cybercrime”\nPROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE \nEmployment History
Education\n01/91 to present: Assistant Professor: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Computer Science Department
Curriculum Design
Academic Advising
Microsoft Word
Public Speaking
University Teaching
Nonprofits
Training
Adult Education
Student Development
Research
Distance Learning
Non-profits
Instructional Technology
Academia
Teaching
College Teaching
Curriculum Development
Community Outreach
E-Learning
Higher Education
O'Neil
DonGiovanni
O'Neil
Norwin High School
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
I taught Shorthand
Typing
Business English
Business Machines
Stenotype (court reporting machines)
Consumer Competency
Business Math
Data Processing
including data entry
computer applications and computer programming.
Norwin High School
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Computer Science Department\n
Assistant Professor
Central Westmoreland Area Vocational Technical School
