Ahmed "Sammy" Abaza is an instructor in the
School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math at American Public University. He has been in the information technology field for 36 years and an instructor and trainer for 39 years. His expertise includes software development, application development, IT project management, web architecture, object-oriented technology, client server architecture, relational database management systems, data modeling, CASE tools, data warehousing, and research and development for future technology. Sammy is also a speaker and technical instructor. Currently, he is a senior web architect consultant and instructor for a federal government subcontractor, developing an AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) based framework for .NET, Java, Python and NodeJS technologies.
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Thursday, October 13, 2016
Three decades ago, an information technology (IT) department's main duty was to develop software for various departments of an organization. The IT professionals would then train end users on how to use these applications.
