T.G. Lynch
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- School: University of Delaware
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- Department: Computer Science
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University of Delaware
Newark, DE - 19716 - Dates at University of Delaware: December 2001 - May 2020
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Not Mandatory
Good
I'm not sure what the other comments are about. Lynch is very gentle with his students. "In the ten or so years I've taught this, I've had ten students fail," he said on the first day. Homework is easy. His exams are similar to a game of Jeopardy! There are lots of difficult questions but there's usually a hint hidden somewhere that makes things a little easier. M. Frazier, his TA, is a tough grader though.
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Would take again: No
For Credit: Yes
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Awful
Lynch isn't a very good professor. The homework he assigns is not particularly difficult, but the tests, even though they are taken home, are dreadful. Since the tests are more like an English essay than an ethics test, the grading is quite inappropriate. Unfortunately, he has been the only one teaching 355, so there isn't much of an option when it comes to replacing him.
Biography
University of Delaware - Computer Science
Educational Administrator & Associate Professor, Secondary Faculty Appointment
Education Management
T. Gregory
Lynch, Ed.D.
Newark, Delaware
Experienced educational administrator and educator with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry. Strong administrative professional skilled in Nonprofit Organizations, Educational Technology, Management, Leadership, and Student Development.
Experience
University of Delaware
Business Administrator, Dept. of Computer & Information Sciences
Manage department finances, facilities, day-to-day operations, course schedules, instructional faculty assignments, and so forth.
University of Delaware
Department Leader, Dept. of Continuing Professional, Management & IT Education
Lead a self-supporting, noncredit professional development/continuing education operation providing 700 program offerings for 6,000 participants per year in on- and off-campus, on-ground and Internet-based open enrollment and contract workshops; short courses; certificate programs; conferences; and institutes. Duties include fiscal budget development and management; marketing, sales and public relations; environmental scanning; strategic and tactical planning; supervision and evaluation of professional, salaried and hourly wage staff; development of management, operational and personnel policy; and oversight of off-campus facilities.
University of Delaware
Coordinator, Office of Computer & IT Education, Division of Professional & Continuing Studies
Provide fiscal, managerial, marketing and public relations leadership for an average of 380 noncredit, professional development computer, IT and engineering offerings for 2,140 participants per year via instructor-led classroom, CBT and Web-based short courses and certificate programs as well as on- and off-site corporate and government-sponsored contract courses. Duties include program planning, design, scheduling, implementation and evaluation; supervision and evaluation of support and hourly wage staff; recruitment, scheduling, development and retention of 45 on- and off-campus instructional faculty; management of off-campus facilities and computer networks; project management; contract negotiation and procurement; student advisement and counseling; and policy development, implementation and interpretation.
University of Delaware
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Dept. of Computer & Information Sciences
Teach CISC 355, "Computers, Ethics & Society," required for undergraduate computer science majors, and an elective for other UD students.
The Delaware State News
Copy Editor
T.G. worked at The Delaware State News as a Copy Editor
Delaware Public Service Commission
Public Information Officer
T.G. worked at Delaware Public Service Commission as a Public Information Officer
University of Delaware -- Dept. of Computer & Information Sciences
Associate Professor, Secondary Faculty Appointment
Teach CISC 355, "Computers, Ethics & Society," required for undergraduate computer science majors, and an elective for other UD students.
The Star-Democrat
Photojournalist
T.G. worked at The Star-Democrat as a Photojournalist
Education
University of Delaware
M.Ed.
Educational Leadership
University of Delaware
Doctorate
Educational Leadership
University of Delaware
B.A.A.S.
English / Journalism Concentration
University of Delaware
Business Administrator, Dept. of Computer & Information Sciences
Manage department finances, facilities, day-to-day operations, course schedules, instructional faculty assignments, and so forth.University of Delaware
Department Leader, Dept. of Continuing Professional, Management & IT Education
Lead a self-supporting, noncredit professional development/continuing education operation providing 700 program offerings for 6,000 participants per year in on- and off-campus, on-ground and Internet-based open enrollment and contract workshops; short courses; certificate programs; conferences; and institutes. Duties include fiscal budget development and management; marketing, sales and public relations; environmental scanning; strategic and tactical planning; supervision and evaluation of professional, salaried and hourly wage staff; development of management, operational and personnel policy; and oversight of off-campus facilities.University of Delaware
Coordinator, Office of Computer & IT Education, Division of Professional & Continuing Studies
Provide fiscal, managerial, marketing and public relations leadership for an average of 380 noncredit, professional development computer, IT and engineering offerings for 2,140 participants per year via instructor-led classroom, CBT and Web-based short courses and certificate programs as well as on- and off-site corporate and government-sponsored contract courses. Duties include program planning, design, scheduling, implementation and evaluation; supervision and evaluation of support and hourly wage staff; recruitment, scheduling, development and retention of 45 on- and off-campus instructional faculty; management of off-campus facilities and computer networks; project management; contract negotiation and procurement; student advisement and counseling; and policy development, implementation and interpretation.University of Delaware
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Dept. of Computer & Information Sciences
Teach CISC 355, "Computers, Ethics & Society," required for undergraduate computer science majors, and an elective for other UD students.
