Mark McCreary

Mark McCreary is a Lecturer in the School of Engineering & Computer Science at Baylor University, where he teaches undergraduate courses in programming, database design, and software project management. He holds a BBA in Finance and two master’s degrees in Information Systems and Public Policy and Administration, all from Baylor University.

His academic specialization is in Data Science, with teaching responsibilities including CSI 3374 (Software Project Management), DSC 3335 (Database Design & Application Development), CSI 3303 (Information Technology), and introductory programming courses. His professional background includes risk assessment and database design for a multinational consulting firm in Dallas, followed by 15 years of executive staff service at Baylor, including roles as Plant Property and Equipment Manager and Business Officer for the School of Engineering & Computer Science.

Mr. McCreary’s research and teaching interests center on applied computing, data systems, and technology education. His experience bridges industry practice and academic instruction, particularly in information systems and project management.

While no recent publications are listed, his teaching portfolio reflects a strong focus on practical, industry-relevant computing education in database systems, software development, and information technology.

There are no listed scientific awards or honors.

Mark McCreary has advised no publicly listed students. He has not been associated with any grants or research labs in the provided text. His career reflects a blend of administrative leadership and teaching within the same academic unit.

No research labs or collaborative teams are mentioned in the available information.