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Informatics assistant professor🔗

Havana University

September, 2019 - January, 2020

Charitable cause: Education

At the University of Havana, the student who has finished a course can help the professors to teach that course, this depends on the difficulty of the course. Sometimes the student can help new students to the course by giving them practical exercises, but, if the course is taught in another faculty, the student can teach the entire course with the supervision of a professor. I taught the Informatics course at FFH (Facultad de Filosofia e Historia, School of Philosophy and History of Havana University) in the Sociology career. Topics were on creating articles in Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, Microsoft Excel, bibliography management in EndNote and SPSS Statistics. The course was designed to teach sociology students the necessary tools for creating articles, managing statistics, creating videos, presentations, some notions of cybersecurity, searching the web, compressing digital files, and others. Sociologists use these tools and knowledge for their research.

  • Designed and reviewed the tests given to the students.
  • Designed and taught the informatic course for the degree in sociology, I focused on the simple explanation of the topics because sociologists do not have a strong informatic background.
  • Informed teachers about the academic development of each student in the course to give a differentiated educational treatment to those students with low performance.
  • Attended meetings with the dean and vice dean of the School of Philosophy and History of Havana University and coordinated the date and time of exams and conferences.

Main topics:

  • Microsoft Word:

    • Bibliography management using EndNote.
    • Modification of the color and size of the font for a better appearance of the document.
    • Headers and footer creation.
    • Creation of page breaks to get a specific content to be on a new page helping to have a better document format.
    • Bibliography management using Microsoft Word tools to help automatically cite and format the bibliography.
    • Generation of the table of content to have better access to the topics of the document.
    • PDF generation from the Word document.
  • SPSS Statistics:

    • Creation, export and import of datasets to save them.
    • Automatic generation of pie charts, histograms, bar charts, etc. from data sets to gain a better understanding of information through visualization.
    • Filtering datasets to search for specific data.
    • Calculation of mean, median and statistical frequencies.
Professors:
Maria Elena Garcia-Ochagavia (Articles)
Vicedean of the School of Philosophy and History of Havana University:
Yulexis Almeida Junco (SemanticScholar)
Dean of the School of Philosophy and History of Havana University:
Ernel Gonzalez Mastrapa (ResearchGate | Google Scholar)
Stack:
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS Statistics), Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, EndNote Reference Management Tool.

Informatics assistant professor🔗

Havana University

February, 2019 - June, 2019

Charitable cause: Education

At the University of Havana, the student who has finished a course can help the professors to teach that course, this depends on the difficulty of the course. Sometimes the student can help new students to the course by giving them practical exercises, but, if the course is taught in another faculty, the student can teach the entire course with the supervision of a professor. I taught the Informatics course at FFH (Facultad de Filosofia e Historia, School of Philosophy and History of Havana University) in the Philosophy career. Topics were on creating articles in Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, Microsoft Excel and bibliography management in EndNote. The course was designed to teach philosophy students the necessary tools for creating articles, creating videos, presentations, some notions of cybersecurity, searching the web, compressing digital files, and others. Philosophers use these tools and knowledge for their research.

  • Designed and reviewed the tests given to the students.
  • Designed and taught the informatic course for the degree in philosophy, I focused on the simple explanation of the topics because philosophers do not have a strong informatic background.
  • Informed teachers about the academic development of each student in the course to give a differentiated educational treatment to those students with low performance.
  • Attended meetings with the dean and vice dean of the School of Philosophy and History of Havana University and coordinated the date and time of exams and conferences.

Main topics:

  • Microsoft Word:

    • Bibliography management using EndNote.
    • Modification of the color and size of the font for a better appearance of the document.
    • Headers and footer creation.
    • Creation of page breaks to get a specific content to be on a new page helping to have a better document format.
    • Bibliography management using Microsoft Word tools to help automatically cite and format the bibliography.
    • Generation of the table of content to have better access to the topics of the document.
    • PDF generation from the Word document.
  • Microsoft PowerPoint:

    • Generation of videos from presentations.
    • Creation of animated objects for the presentations to make them appear more interactive and attractive.
    • Creation of slide transitions for a better visual effect in presentations.
    • Modification of basic shapes and objects to create more complex ones.
Professors:
Dafne García de Armas (ResearchGate)
Vicedean of the School of Philosophy and History of Havana University:
Yulexis Almeida Junco (SemanticScholar)
Dean of the School of Philosophy and History of Havana University:
Ernel Gonzalez Mastrapa (ResearchGate | Google Scholar)
Stack:
Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, EndNote Reference Management Tool.

Informatics assistant professor🔗

Havana University

October, 2018 - January, 2019

Charitable cause: Education

At the University of Havana, the student who has finished a course can help the professors to teach that course, this depends on the difficulty of the course. Sometimes the student can help new students to the course by giving them practical exercises, but, if the course is taught in another faculty, the student can teach the entire course with the supervision of a professor. I taught the Informatics course at FFH (Facultad de Filosofia e Historia, School of Philosophy and History of Havana University) in the Sociology career. Topics were on creating articles in Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, Microsoft Excel, bibliography management in EndNote and SPSS Statistics. The course was designed to teach sociology students the necessary tools for creating articles, managing statistics, creating videos, presentations, some notions of cybersecurity, searching the web, compressing digital files, and others. Sociologists use these tools and knowledge for their research.

  • Designed and reviewed the tests given to the students.
  • Designed and taught the informatic course for the degree in sociology, I focused on the simple explanation of the topics because sociologists do not have a strong informatic background.
  • Informed teachers about the academic development of each student in the course to give a differentiated educational treatment to those students with low performance.
  • Attended meetings with the dean and vice dean of the School of Philosophy and History of Havana University and coordinated the date and time of exams and conferences.

Main topics:

  • Microsoft Word:

    • Bibliography management using EndNote.
    • Modification of the color and size of the font for a better appearance of the document.
    • Headers and footer creation.
    • Creation of page breaks to get a specific content to be on a new page helping to have a better document format.
    • Bibliography management using Microsoft Word tools to help automatically cite and format the bibliography.
    • Generation of the table of content to have better access to the topics of the document.
    • PDF generation from the Word document.
  • SPSS Statistics:

    • Creation, export and import of datasets to save them.
    • Automatic generation of pie charts, histograms, bar charts, etc. from data sets to gain a better understanding of information through visualization.
    • Filtering datasets to search for specific data.
    • Calculation of mean, median and statistical frequencies.
Professors:
Maria Elena Garcia-Ochagavia (Articles)
Vicedean of the School of Philosophy and History of Havana University:
Yulexis Almeida Junco (SemanticScholar)
Dean of the School of Philosophy and History of Havana University:
Ernel Gonzalez Mastrapa (ResearchGate | Google Scholar)
Stack:
Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS Statistics), Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, EndNote Reference Management Tool.

Last update: October 18, 2023