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Michael McKeever
Instructor,
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Telephone: (707) 778-3960 |
In the elder days of Art, Builders wrought with greatest care Each minute and unseen part; For the Gods see everywhere. --- Longfellow Schedule
17:15 - 17:45 Office Hour PC 655 or Classroom 645 18:00 - 21:10 CS 82.21 C/D CCNA 3/4 PC 645 10:00 - 11:00 Online Office Hour Virtual - CCCConfer 17:15 - 17:45 Office Hour PC 655 or Classroom 645 18:00 - 21:10 CS 82.21 C/D CCNA3/4 PC 645 10:00 - 16:00 NSF activities for MPICT and Collaborative www.mpict.org & Virtual 9:00 - 12:00 NSF activities for MPICT and Collaborative www.mpict.org & Virtual
Classes
Section 7847 of CS 82.21D: Accessing the WAN (Cisco Networking 4) -- Spring 2012: Mar. 28, 2012 - May 23, 2012 -- Petaluma Biography
Upon moving back to the Northern California in 2000, after 15 years in Montana, the CIS department chair at Santa Rosa Junior College contacted him inquiring if he would consider teaching a couple of computer networking classes that were scheduled to start in a few weeks. That opportunity, and the 5.2 magnitude earthquake which struck three days after moving to Napa, shook his world up a bit. McKeever has been a full-time faculty member at Santa Rosa Junior College since 2001 when he was hired to build the college’s Computer Networking program. In addition to his responsibilities as the lead for the SRJC Cisco Regional Networking Academy, McKeever developed and teaches Computer Security, Client/Server and Forensics courses at the college. He also teaches teachers for the CREATE CATC (Cisco Authorized Training Center) (www.create-california.org) CCNA Security and various “tune-up” courses. Using a variety of tools and programs he is pioneering the use of live Online synchronous classes at SRJC and is quite passionate about increasing both student and teacher success in this venue. His private computer forensics practice assists members of the legal and law enforcement communities and he continues to deliver custom training to corporate clients. SRJC is a Regional Partner with the Mid-Pacific Information Communication Technology NSF Center (www.mpict.org) at City College of San Francisco and McKeever serves with colleagues at CCSF, Ohlone, Foothill, and Cabrillo Colleges in this endeavor. Other waking hours are consumed by his serving on the board of directors for the Napa Valley summer chamber music festival, Music in the Vineyards (www.musicinthevineyards.org) and working in his garden. He also juggles, enjoys tango and has revised Hamlet’s soliloquy to reflect society’s major dilemma, To Upgrade or Not To Upgrade, That Is The Question…
Links
Student Testimonals Comments about the Networking Classes at SRJC Google Class Calendar Important Class Dates Videos Tours of the Virtual Worlds used in my classes What Skills Do I Need To Get Hired? A 10 minute YouTube video of hiring managers answering the question. Careers in Computer Networking A short description with some links Human Computation Computing Research that Changed the World: Reflections and Perspectives - Video Need Help at SRJC? Try this site. Resources for Students More Help at SRJC at this site. SRJC Teaching Academy Resources |
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