
Jesús Borrego has over 20 years of experience in information technology, including cybersecurity, software development, configuration management, quality engineering, and information systems management, as a contractor for the U.S. Government. He has taught numerous graduate and undergraduate courses in Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, and Cybersecurity. He currently consults with The University of Texas at Austin's Applied Research Laboratories on the Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) team. He joined the University of Colorado in 2016, where he designed the Business School's initial Cybersecurity certificate.
Areas of Expertise
Cybersecurity
Information Systems
Database Management Systems
Configuration Management
Programming
Publications
Papers
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A space logistics simulation implementation in Ada, Winter Simulation Conference Proceedings, San Diego, CA
Conferences
- Insurance Software Tools Seminar – LIMRA, New York (2006)
- Insurance Software Tools Seminar – LIMRA, Santiago de Chile (2005)
- Implementing CMII and ISO using off-the-shelf applications, October 2008, ICM
- Virtual CM, August 2009, ICM
- Roadmap for a Successful Transition to an Online Environment, December 2009, 2010 LABR & ITLC Conference Proceedings, Clute Institute
- Road to Knowledge, April 2011, Universidad del Valle de Mexico, Mexico City
- A Culture of Knowledge Sharing, March, 2012, Universidad del Valle de Mexico, UVM Campus, Coyoacan
- Knowledge for the Masses: Change, the Walden Way, October 2013, Universidad del Valle de Mexico, UVM Mexico City
- Presenter, Cherwell Conference, (2015, 2016, 2017)
ACM Reviews
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Learning programming via worked-examples: Relation of learning styles to cognitive load Computers in Human Behavior 30 286-298, 2014.
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Rapid conversion of an IT degree program to online delivery: impact, problems, solutions and challenges SIGITE 2009 (Proceedings of the 10th ACM Conference on SIG-Information Technology Education, Fairfax, VA, Oct 22-24, 2009) 100-107. 2009.
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An instructional approach to drive computer science through virtual learning environments ITiCSE 2009 (Proceedings of the 14th Annual ACM SIGCSE Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education, Paris, France, Jul 6-9, 2009) 6-10. 2009
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Studying the effects of interaction analysis on students' self-regulation during asynchronous discussion learning activities CSCL 2009 (Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Computer Supported Collaborative Learning, Rhodes, Greece, Jun 8-13, 2009) 601-605. 2009.
- Automated Web-based user interfaces for novice programmers ACM-SE 2012 (Proceedings of the 50th Annual Southeast Regional Conference, Tuscaloosa, AL, Mar 29-31, 2012) 42-47. 2012.
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Developing a new digital forensics curriculum Digital Investigation: The International Journal of Digital Forensics & Incident Response
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Predicting Student's final degree classification using an extended profile Education and Information Technology
Awards
Faculty Spotlight, Regis University, 2011
Excellence in Teaching Award, Graduate Programs, 1997, Regis University
Excellence in Teaching Award, Undergraduate Programs, 1998-1999, Regis University
Teacher of the Year, 1993, El Camino College
Presidential Award, ARINC Research, 1989-1997
Certificate of Commendation, USMC, 1992
