Zoe Likoudis

Zoe Likoudis serves as an Adjunct Faculty member in the College of Professional Studies and Advancement at National Louis University, teaching core mathematics courses including MTH 101 (Introduction to Mathematical Concepts), MTH 102 (Statistical Foundations), MTH 105/115 (Math for Educators I/II), MTH 307 (Investigatory Geometry), MTH 308 (Exploratory Probabilities), and LAM 309 (Theory of Numbers). With over two decades of Information Technology experience primarily in banking since 1994, she integrates industry expertise into her academic instruction while specializing in online pedagogy since 2002.

Her academic credentials feature dual Master of Science degrees from the University of Illinois, Chicago: one in Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (Object Oriented Programming) earned as a University Fellow, and another in Computer Engineering (Computer Graphics, Animation and Virtual Reality) as a College of Engineering Fellow. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (Artificial Intelligence) with the highest GPA in the College of Engineering.

Ms. Likoudis' research centers on transformative online learning methodologies where she champions the philosophy that "all students can learn if they view it as an enjoyable task," supported by her expertise in Statistics Software Development and Banking Industry Technical Administration. Her secondary research streams explore Computer Graphics and Virtual Reality applications alongside IT migration projects, reflecting her dual-degree background in computer science and engineering.

She has received formal recognition through an Outstanding Faculty Award specifically for structured and clear online instruction. As an educator specializing in working-adult cohorts since 2002, she emphasizes the advantages of online flexibility and global student engagement, noting adult learners are "highly motivated, smart and well organized." Her professional approach combines curriculum development with live internet-based teaching across multiple online universities.