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Curriculum
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Personal
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Work
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Math
/ Computer Science / IMMT Department
The Community College of Baltimore County
7201 Rossville Blvd.
Baltimore, MD 21237 |
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(410)
516-7462 |
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bhoffman@ccbcmd.edu |
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Home
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http://faculty.ccbc.cc.md.us/~bhoffm30/index.html |
Education
- B. A. University
of Minnesota Morris (1995)
Graduated with Honors and High Distinction
Major: Chemistry
Minor: Physics
- Ph. D. in
Physical Chemistry, University of Georgia (1999)
Thesis: "Applications of
Highly Correlated Electronic Structure
Methods to Triatomic Molecules"
Teaching
Experience
The
Communtiy College of Baltimore County
- Summer
2001 and Summer 2003-Present Position: Adjunct
Instructor
Over the various semesters I have taught, and continue
to teach, courses in Unix/Linux, Internet literacy, and Internet
programming. I was also an instructor in the
Teaching with Instructional Multimedia in Mathematics and Science
(TIM2S) program for post secondary and secondary school teachers
and plan to continue with the program this summer.
- Fall 2001
- Spring 2003 Position:
Full-Time Instructor
Taught courses in computer science, internet programming, and
web page design. I have placed numersous lessons and labs for
these courses on the web and have maintained a course bulletin
board. I also competed the college's virtual academy for online
instructors and was involved in the writing of an accepted NSF
grant for a new program in instructional multimedia.
University of
Georgia
- Spring
1999 Position:Guest Lecturer
Gave in class guest lectures on MCSCF theory, C programming,
and integrals processing to graduate students in a quantum chemistry
course, as well as assistance with homework problems
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Summer 1996, 1997, and 1998
Position: Summer Program Lecturer
Lectured undergraduate
summer interns on the basics of electronic structure theory
and provided/aided in programming projects. In later summers
I lectured
on more advanced aspects of modern electronic structure theory
and ran a session on C/C++ programming.
- Fall 1995-
Spring 1997 Position: Lab Instructor (Graduate TA)
Taught and aided in chemical preparation for introductory
level (Chem. 121-122) chemistry labs as well as three
semesters of qualitative analysis labs (Chem 123).
Research Experience
Johns Hopkins
University
- Summer 1999
- Fall 2002 Position: Postdoctoral Researcher
Performed research in the area of non-adiabatic dynamics focusing
on locating conical intersections and examining how their topography
channels a wave packet toward the various products on the ground
state surface.
University
of Georgia
- Summer
1993 Position: Summer Intern ship at Center for Computational
Quantum Chemistry (CCQC)
- Summer 1995-1999
Position: Graduate Student at CCQC
Computer
Experience
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Familiar
with DOS, Unix/Linux, and Windows (95,98, ME, and XP) operating
systems
- Linux and
AIX system admistration experience
- Java, C++,
C, FORTRAN, Pascal, and Basic programming experience.
- PHP, JSP,
and MySQL
- Familiar
with and have taught Dynamic HTML including style sheets and JavaScript.
- Comfortable
using the web as a teaching tool and have used the web to enchance
the classes I have taught.
- Scientific
computing experience (I have written several pieces of quantum
chemistry code.)
- In addition
to the standard software packages such as Microsoft Office, I
have used the following scientific software:
- The
ACES, GAUSSIAN, and PSI quantum chemistry packages
- The Mathematica
and Maple computer algebra systems
- The ChemDraw,
Chem3D, RasMol, and JMOL molecular visualization / drawing
packages
- GNU Plot,
Kaleidagraph, and a host of other graphing packages
Primary
References
- Andrew
Beiderman
Math/Comp. Sci. Dept.
The Community College of Baltimore County
7201 Rossville Blvd.
Baltimore, MD 21237
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- Kathy
Cantrell
Math/Comp. Sci. Dept.
The Community College of Baltimore County
7201 Rossville Blvd.
Baltimore, MD 21237
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Prof. David R. Yarkony
Department of Chemistry
The Johns Hopkins University
3400 N. Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21218
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- Dr.
Yukio Yamaguchi
Center for Computational Chemistry
The University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
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- Prof.
H. F. Schaefer III
Center for Computational Chemistry
The University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602
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