
Doug Witten
Assistant Professor (Teaching), Computer Science
Contact
- d.witten@wayne.edu
- 3057 Woodward Ave
- Maccabes Building
- Curriculum Vitae
Doug Witten
Assistant Professor (Teaching), Computer Science
Biography
Doug has an extensive Information Technology background which spans over 30 years. He has been a programmer, application engineer and security consultant. Doug led many large scale enterprise projects including the State of Michigan’s Health Information Exchange which is part of the information side of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Doug is a Certified Ethical Hacker (C|EH) who enjoys teaching Cyber Security and Computer Science. Doug has led teams from Baker College Cyber Defense Club that has won 4 of the last 5 State of Michigan Collegiate Cyber Defense Network tournaments. Doug was also a mentor on 2 National Championship teams. Doug is also an advisor for the National Cyber League (NCL).
In his free time enjoys spending time with his family, golfing, fishing, and playing acoustic guitar in the church (however, he still needs lots of work).
Courses Taught
- C programming
- UNIX Shell programming
- PowerShell and Perl Programming
- Ethical Hacking I and II
- Tactical Network Perimeter Defense
- Malware and Reverse Engineering
- Digital Forensics
- Internet and Web Security
- Computer Networks and Computer Architecture
- Systems Development Methods
- Database Management
Education
- University of Michigan - Flint * Master of Science - Computer Science
- Baker College * Bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems
Courses taught by Doug Witten
Winter Term 2024 (future)
- CSC4320 - Systems Administration
- CSC4992 - Special Topics in Computer Science
- CSC5272 - Principles of Cyber Security
- CSC5272 - Principles of Cyber Security
- CSC5991 - Special Topics in Computer Science
Fall Term 2023 (current)
- CSC4320 - Systems Administration
- CSC5250 - Network, Distributed, and Concurrent Programming
- CSC5250 - Network, Distributed, and Concurrent Programming
- CSC5272 - Principles of Cyber Security
- CSC5272 - Principles of Cyber Security
- CSC5991 - Special Topics in Computer Science
Spring-Summer Term 2023
- CSC5272 - Principles of Cyber Security
- CSC5272 - Principles of Cyber Security
- CSC1050 - Introduction to C and Unix
Winter Term 2023
- CSC4992 - Special Topics in Computer Science
- CSC5272 - Principles of Cyber Security
- CSC5272 - Principles of Cyber Security
- CSC5991 - Special Topics in Computer Science
- CSC4320 - Systems Administration
Fall Term 2022
- CSC4320 - Systems Administration
- CSC5250 - Network, Distributed, and Concurrent Programming
- CSC5250 - Network, Distributed, and Concurrent Programming
- CSC5272 - Principles of Cyber Security
- CSC5272 - Principles of Cyber Security
- CSC5991 - Special Topics in Computer Science
Spring-Summer Term 2022
Winter Term 2022
- CSC4320 - Systems Administration
- CSC4992 - Special Topics in Computer Science
- CSC5991 - Special Topics in Computer Science