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Scott Cordle is the Program Director for Information Technology at Sullivan University’s College of Business and Technology, where he also serves as a Professor in the Information Technology department. He joined Sullivan University in 2002 as an adjunct instructor for introductory programming courses, transitioned to a full-time role in January 2003, became the Department Chair in 2006, and has been the Program Director since 2018. Before his tenure at Sullivan University, Mr. Cordle worked as a Client Systems Analyst at Trover Solutions, a Data Analyst at Product Specialties, and a Training Manager at Sodexho Marriott. His varied professional experience highlights the practical relevance of the technologies he teaches. Mr. Cordle holds a Master of Science in Managing Information Technology from Sullivan University, earned in 2002, and a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education with a major in Voice from Shorter University in Rome, Georgia.
Interests: Programming, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Robotics, Tech Stuff
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