Monnard, Gary

Dr. Monnard has a background in both computer science and philosophy and teaches legal and ethical issues in philosophy to graduate and undergraduate students.  His primary teaching focus is lower-level undergraduate computer science.

Education and Training

University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana
Philosophy
Doctor of Philosophy, 1978

Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio
Computer Science
Master of Science, 1986

University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana
Philosophy
Master of Arts, 1969

College of Emporia, Emporia, Kansas
Mathematics, English
Bachelor of Arts, 1967

Course Taught

CSCI 650 Project Management
CSCI 435/640 Legal & Ethical Issues in Computing
CSCI 300 Systems Analysis and Design
CSCI 270 Networks and Data Communications
CSCI 195 Object-Oriented Programming I
CSCI 140 Computer Systems
CSCI 120 Introduction to Computer Science

Areas of Professional Interest

Legal and Ethical Issues in Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Project Management, Introductory Computer Science.

Professional Affiliations

ACM-SIGCSE (Special Interest Group, Computer Science Education)
Iowa Undergraduate Computer Science Consortium
IEEE Iowa -Illinois Section (past Section Chair)