Anthony Aiello

Anthony Aiello is a Lecturer in the Computer Science Department at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. He holds an MS in CIS from the same institution (2021). His expertise spans Unix/Linux system administration, cybersecurity, and software development. He actively contributes to academic governance through extensive committee work, including multiple Computer Science Search & Screen committees since 2018. Additionally, he advises university clubs like Girls Who Code, Phi Eta Sigma Honors Society, and the Computer Club.

Education:

• MS in CIS, University of Wisconsin-Parkside, 2021

Research & Service:

His research focuses on integrating AI tools into computer science education and cybersecurity standards. He has authored publications on topics like AI-enhanced learning assistants and secure software development practices. Beyond teaching, he has served on over 8 academic committees, including roles in faculty recruitment and departmental strategic planning.

Courses Taught:

• CIS 625 - Systems Analysis and Design
• CSCI 274 - UNIX Concepts and Tools
• CSCI 435 - Linux/UNIX System Administration
• MIS 425 - Systems Analysis and Design

Community Engagement:

He supports student organizations through faculty advising roles, fostering interest in coding, honors societies, and tabletop gaming communities.