My teaching responsibilities in New York City College of Technology are with the Environmental Control Technology Department. At this point my usual teaching load is three to four courses per semester, all of them within Environmental Control and Facilities Management curriculum (classes taught depend on the time of a year, since not all courses are available every semester). At that department we do offer both associate (Environmental Control) and bachelor (Facilities Management) degrees. At the beginning of my career at the NYC College of Technology I also taught general chemistry lectures and laboratory classes.
Below is the specific list of the classes I taught at the NYC College of Technology:
ENVC 1111 Air Conditioning Systems Laboratory I
ENVC 1210 Combustion Processes and Equipment
ENVC 1211 Heating Systems Laboratory
ENVC 2321 Air Conditioning Systems Laboratory II
ENVC 2322 Principles of Air Conditioning II
ENVC 2340 Air Conditioning Systems Design
ENVC 2401 Renewable and Hybrid Energy Systems
ENVC 2411 Refrigeration Laboratory II
ENVC 2420 Principles of HVAC Systems Controls
ENVC 2432 Advanced Air Conditioning Systems Design
FMGT 4900 Internship Project
FMGT 4902 Special Projects in Facilities Management
CHEM 1110 General Chemistry I
CHEM 1110L General Chemistry I Laboratory
CHEM 1210L General Chemistry II Laboratory
ARCH 3550 Building Performance Workshop
In addition to teaching, I have also developed materials for course ENVC 2401 – Renewable and Hybrid Energy Systems. I have also worked on finding OERs (Open Educational Resources) for that class and also ENVC 1211 – Heating Systems Laboratory and made them available through the OpenLab and BlackBoard.
