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Sheraton Austin Georgetown Hotel and Conference Center – Georgetown, TX

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Odessa High School [clear filter]
Tuesday, June 18
 

11:00am CDT

COMPUTER SCIENCE IN THE REAL WORLD: What Skills do Employers Really Want? (Panel)
This session led by Tom Kyle will explore what skills are required of technology professionals to be successful, and what skills are looked for by hiring managers. We will dig deeper into the broader world of computer programming and technology. We will learn how to help your students differentiate between the skills required to pass a test or a class, and the skills required to be successful in the real world!
Moderators
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Michelle Sedberry

STEM Coordinator, Texas Education Agency
Michelle Sedberry is the STEM Coordinator at the Texas Education Agency.  Michelle has a Graduate Certificate in Multidisciplinary Science focused on bilingual math and science and a Masters in Curriculum and Instruction.  She has been in education for over 20 years as a classroom... Read More →

Presenters
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John F Owen

Practice Manager, Data & Analytics, Set Solutions
John Owen is a Cybersecurity professional with more than 10 years of experience in physical and cybersecurity, network management and support, combined with a strong academic background in Digital Forensics and Mathematics. He currently leads the Data & Analytics practice at Set... Read More →
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Anna Swinney

Business Relationship Senior Manager, Information Technology, PepsiCo
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Tom Kyle

Cyber Security, Networking & PC Tech Support Teacher, Melissa ISD
This will be my 7th year as a public school teacher. I also have 10 years teaching experience at the post-secondary level. I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, and an MBA. Prior to teaching I worked primarily as a computer programmer/analyst and project manager. I've... Read More →

Tuesday June 18, 2019 11:00am - 12:00pm CDT
AMES
  Middle School and High School (Grades 6-12), Help teachers build a CS program in their school (equity/curriculum/course sequence/policy)