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Mark D. Webb

Mark D. Webb

Mark D. Webb
Title: Adjunct Faculty
Dept: Information Systems and Technology
Office: (not available)
Phone: (309) 692-4092
Fax: (309) 692-3893
Email: mdwebb@midstate.edu

Mailing Address

Attn: Mark D. Webb
Adjunct Faculty
Midstate College
411 W. Northmoor Road
Peoria, IL 61614

Classes

2018 Winter Term (November 12th, 2018–February 17th, 2019)
Course Section Location Time
CIS113: Introduction to Programming NF 126 Tu 6:00pm–9:30pm;
Flex Learning

Number of classes: 1

2019 Spring Term (February 25th, 2019–May 19th, 2019)
Course Section Location Time
CIS120: Web Design NF 128 W 6:00pm–9:30pm;
Flex Learning
CIS255: Java Programming II E Open LMS eLearning

Number of classes: 2

Office Hours

Course Location Time
General Student Arranges M,Tu,W,Th,F 6:00pm–10:00pm

Biography

Work full time at State Farm Insurance as an I.T. Analyst. I'm a Java/Websphere developer. I've been at State Farm since 1989. I'm also an Adjunct instructor at I.C.C. I have taught operating systems, MS Office, Database, programming, command line, hardware, and various computer related classes. I also teach business math. I've been teaching at I.C.C. since 1996. In my spare time (if I have any), my wife and I can be found riding our matching full-dress Harley Davidsons. We have been all over the U.S.,and plan to visit all 48 states. I have three sons where my youngest is in Boy Scouts, where I have camped more in the past year, than I did in my younger life.

Education

  • Bachelor of the Arts, 1995
    University of Illinois Springfield

    B.A. in Management. Focus of class was under the theory of Mgt. of Frederic Hertzberg & Ken Blanchard. My professor in college was an understudy of Frederick Hertberg himself.

  • Associate in Applied Science, 1989
    Illinois Central College

    A.S. degree in Data Processing technology. The main focus was Mainframe programming in COBOL/JCL.

Work Experience

  • Illinois Central College (1996–present)
    Adjunct Instructor

    Started in 1996 teaching MS Office. Later started teaching Computer Science. Pre-2000 programming classes were over-flowing, so I was teaching VB.net to a FULL class of 24 each semester. Have since taught Computer Hardware (Maintenance), HTML, Database, Business math, and some Management classes.

  • State Farm Insurance (1989–present)
    I.T. Analyst

    Began my career in 1989 as a Cobol programmer. Then a Lotus Notes programmer. Became an Training Advisor in the late 90's. Supported Data Cleansing, GIS, & various Business Intelligence Tools. Became a Websphere/Java developer in mid 2010.