Curriculum vitae
Research interests
Computer science education, programming language design, artificial intelligence, data science, educational psychology, collaborative learning, and adaptive learning.
Education
Certificates
Academic honors and awards
Employment history
Academic and teaching experience
- Prepare courses for Quality Matters (QM) certification.
- Design courses for FSULearn.
- Provide accessibility training.
- Managed student success efforts in the computer science degree.
- Performed curriculum assessment and development.
- Provided academic advising and planning.
- Administered the Computer Science Google Scholarship.
- Taught 14 computer science and information systems courses (see Teaching).
- Performed instructional design and development activities.
- Taught 10th–12th grade Information Technology.
- Performed instructional design and development activities.
- Tutored students for the Caribbean Secondary Examination Certificate (CSEC) in Information Technology.
- Taught 8 computing and study skills courses (see Teaching).
- Conducted curriculum evaluation and development.
- Performed instructional design and development activities.
Professional experience
- Designed and developed web-based applications using ColdFusion, JavaScript, HTML5, CSS, MSSQL, PHP, and other web technologies.
- Conducted the activities of a systems and business analyst.
- Provided tier 3 and tier 4 customer support.
Grants
Presentations
Coote, V., Jones, E., Clarke, P. (Lead PI), Cickovski, T., Kornreich-Leshem, H., Reis, G. M., Solis, T., Fu, Y., Barnes, N., Bogle, S., Tuttle, S., Narasareddy, M. R., Ali, M., & Ramasamy, V. (2025, June). Facilitating success: Learning Assistant reflections in POGIL classrooms [Poster presentation]. National Conference to Advance POGIL Practice, Atlanta, GA, United States.
Coote, V. (2024, May). Specifications grading: A shift towards mastery-focused assessment [Presentation]. Florida A&M University EMPOWER Virtual Conference, Tallahassee, FL, United States.
Panels
Workshops facilitated
Professional development
Courses and activities
Licenses and certifications
Workshops and conferences attended
Research groups
Professional affiliations
- Learning Assistant Alliance (2023–present)
- The POGIL Project (2021–present)
- ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education (2013–present)
- Association for Computing Machinery (2012–present)
Service
Professional
University (Florida A&M University)
- Coordinator, CIS Department Assessment Committee (2024–2026)
- Coordinator, CIS Department Faculty Development Planning (2024–2026)
- Co-Advisor, HBCU Battle of the Brains Team (2024)
- Coordinator, Google Scholarship Program (2023–2026)
- Advisor, Women in STEM (2023–2024)
- Advisor, BE Smart Hackathon (2023)
- Member, CIS Department Curriculum Committee (2023–2024)
- Faculty Member, HBCU C2 Innovation Team (2021–2026)
- Advisor, Association for Computing Machinery @ FAMU (2019–2023)
- Advisor, ACM Committee on Women @ FAMU (2019–2023)
- Coordinator, CIS Innovation and Technology Expo (2019–2026)
- Advisor, 7 Hills Capital (2019)
- Member, Data Science Focal Group (2019–2020)
Courses taught
Florida A&M University
- CGS 2120: Introduction to Computers with Programming (Swift and Python)
- CIS 4301: Information Systems Design Development
- CIS 4910: Information Systems Project
- CIS 4942: Information Systems Internship
- COP 2034: Introduction to Programming Using Python
- COP 3014C: Fundamentals of Programming
- COP 3330: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
- COP 3060: Concepts of Advanced Application Development
- COP 3366: Introduction to C# Programming
- COP 3710: Database Development
- COP 3828: Web Programming and Design
- COP 4020: Programming Languages
- COP 4365: Advanced C# Programming
- COP 4814: Web Services
St. John's College Junior College
- Introduction to Visual Basic Programming
- Advanced Visual Basic Programming
- WWW Interactive Programming
- MS Access and SQL
- Systems Analysis and Design
- Business Information Systems
- Introduction to Computers
- Study Skills
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