Jane Sieberth

Jane E. Sieberth

Assistant Program Chair, Computer Science
Lead Faculty, Mathematics
sieberth@franklin.edu

 

Education


 

M.A., The Ohio State University, 1972. Mathematics Education
B.S., The Ohio State University, 1968, Education (major, mathematics; minor, English)

 

Academic/Professional Experience


2003-Present Franklin University, Assistant Program Chair, Computer Science
2001-Present Franklin University, Course Manager/Lead Faculty, Mathematics and Computer Science. (Courses: Currently - Re-Entry Mathematics, Fundamental Algebra, College Algebra, Discrete Mathematics, Applied Calculus, Introduction to Computer Science and Object-Oriented Programming, Object-Oriented Data Structures and Algorithms I; Previously - Introduction to Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, Probability and Statistics, Introduction to UNIX, Computer Science I, Computer Science II, Algorithm Analysis, Analysis of Algorithms)
1993-2001 Franklin University, Program Director/Chairperson/Lead Faculty, Mathematics.
1985-1993 Franklin University, Chairperson/Program Director, Division of Developmental Education.
1982-Present Franklin University, Professor, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Developmental Education, teaching Computer Science I, Discrete Mathematics, Business Calculus, Finite Mathematics, Statistics I, Re-Entry Mathematics, Introduction to Algebra, and Intermediate Algebra.
1977-1982

Franklin University, Adjunct Professor, Division of Developmental Education, teaching Re-Entry Mathematics and Introduction to Algebra.

1980-1982

The Ohio State University, Lecturer, Math 130 (Pre-Calculus Algebra) and Math 102 (Intermediate Algebra).

1981-1982 Franklin County Department of Education, Mathematics teacher/consultant for the Basic Skills Improvement Project.
1973 The Ohio State University, Lecturer, Math 101 (Introductory Algebra)
1971-1975 Worthingway Middle School, Teacher, seventh and eighth grade mathematics.
1970-1971

Lakewood High School, Lakewood, Ohio, Teacher, algebra and geometry.

1968-1970 Harding Junior High School, Lakewood, Ohio, Teacher, seventh and eighth grade mathematics and algebra.
 

Professional Development


 

March 2009 - ACM SIGCSE Conference
February 2009 -  Ohio Celebration of Women in Computing
March 2008 - ACM SIGCSE Conference
         Workshop:  Student Outcomes Assessment
         Workshop:  Combining Discrete Mathematics and Python Programming
March 2007 - ACM SIGCSE Conference
         Workshop:  A Hands-on Approach to Mathematical Proof
         Workshop:  Automatically Grading Programming Assignments with Web-CAT
February 2007 - Ohio Celebration of Women in Computing Conference
November 2006 - American Mathematical Association for Two-Year Colleges Conference
March 2006 - ACM SIGCSE Conference
         Workshop: Teaching Students to do Effective Unit Testing
April 2005 - Ohio Celebration of Women in Computing Conference
February 2005 - ACM SIGCSE Conference
         Workshop: Nifty Examples in Discrete Mathematics
         Workshop: Using BlueJ to Start an OO Intro Course
June 2003 - MAA PREP Discrete Mathematics Workshop
February 2003 - ACM SIGCSE Conference
Winter 2003 - Audited COMP 345 Client/Server Programming course
Summer 2002 - Completed COMP 120 Computer Science 2 course
March 2002 - ACM SIGSCE Conference
Winter 2002 - Audited COMP 360 Computer Architecture course
Summer 2001 - Audited COMP 319 Algorithms Analysis course
April 2001 - Teachers Teaching with Technology Conference
October 2000 - Ohio Learning Network Conference
November 1999 - AMATYC Conference
October 1998 - International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics
November 1997 - International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics
Similar professional development activities in years prior to 1997.

 

Course Development


2009 Coordinated with Daniel Bell to incorporate MathML in Math 180
2008 Developed MATH 210 Finite Mathematics
2007 Redesigned MATH 170 Discrete Mathematics
2006 Coordinated with Todd Whittaker in the development of COMP 121 Object-Oriented Data Structures and Algorithms I, coordinated with Todd Whittaker in the development of COMP 311 Object-Oriented Data Structures and Algorithms II
2005 Coordinated with Todd Whittaker in the development of of COMP 111 Introduction to Computer Science
2004 Developed online version of MATH 150 Fundamental Algebra, Redesigned COMP 120 Computer Science II, Redesigned COMP 110 Computer Science I, Redesigned COMP 104 Introduction to UNIX, Developed Math 180 Applied Calculus
2003 Developed MATH 160 College Algebra
2001 Converted Discrete Mathematics to a six-module "Balanced Learning Format" course, both online and face-to-face delivery versions.  Wrote summary "Key Points" and extensive "Examples and Explanations" for each section.
2000 Developed MATH 150 Fundamental Algebra, a course designed to fulfill the University's Algebra Competency requirement, combining the outcomes of the existing Introduction to Algebra and Intermediate Algebra courses.
2000 Served as content expert for a new "Balanced Learning Format" statistics course for Business Administration majors. Helped to develop the course outcomes, reviewed and edited the "Instructor Notes."
2000 Updated an existing online version of Computer Science I (C++ programming) and converted it to a new, six-module format. Reviewed the course outcomes, correlated practice exercises and assessment activities to the outcomes, edited the "Instructor Notes," and revised the course structure to achieve the desired format.
1998 Developed an online version of Discrete Mathematics (a course for Computer Science majors). Determined outcomes, developed syllabus and course structure, wrote extensive "Instructor Notes" to serve, along with textbook, as the main instructional component for the course.
1997 Developed an online version of Finite Mathematics (a course for Business majors). Determined outcomes, developed syllabus and course structure, wrote extensive "Instructor Notes" to serve, along with textbook, as the main instructional component for the course.
 

Community Service/Engagement


 

Member, Mathematical Association of America
Member, American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges
Member, Association for Computing Machinery
Member, ACM Special Interest Group for Computer Science Education
Member, Gethsemane Lutheran Church

 

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