About

Scott Johnson is a highly motivated Senior Lecturer at Rochester Institute of Technology with a passion for advancing his knowledge and skills. He is a lifelong learner and firmly believes that education is a continuous process. With over 8 years of relevant experience, Scott's specialties include programming languages, data management systems, data structures and algorithms, and operating systems. Scott's goals include advancing his education with the possibility of a Ph.D., teaching higher-level college courses, and working at a company that will allow him to create new and exciting technologies. He is a driven individual who is constantly seeking opportunities to grow and develop his skills. In addition to his current role at Rochester Institute of Technology, Scott has also worked as a Software Engineer at Grammatech, where he specialized in Java and Eclipse Plugin development. He has also worked as an Adjunct Lecturer at Cayuga Community College, where he taught classes in Physics and Mathematics. Scott has a strong educational background, having earned a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from Rochester Institute of Technology in 2014, a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Rochester Institute of Technology in 2013, and an Associate's degree in Computer Science from Cayuga County Community College in 2011. Scott's technical skills include software engineering and Java development. He is a highly skilled and experienced professional who is dedicated to advancing his knowledge and skills in the field of computer science.