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Real-life app prototypes made by real-life college students
System design courses at Boston College have students producing actual prototypes for real-life clients in the field of app technology. The idea is to take learners out of their academic comfort zones and place them in high stake situations that they will encounter after graduation.
He focuses on teaching technology to management students in a way that is engaging and managerially relevant. This usually involves getting hands-on with new technologies. Professor Wyner did his undergraduate work in Mathematics at Harvard College and holds a Ph.D. in Management from MIT. He has an extensive collection of tech-themed t-shirts.
AuthorDr. Berger is an educator and former school administrator. His video interview work and conversational podcasts have been featured in various media outlets. He often hosts education panel discussions and develops strategic content. As an academic Dr. Berger is a guest lecturer at Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management. A former assistant principal, he has been an adjunct undergraduate professor and developer of online college courses. He is a passionate Detroit sports fan who has also adopted Nashville sports teams as his own.
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