Sebastian Donoso
Adjunct Professor @Quinnipiac University School Of Computing & Engineering
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WORK HISTORY
Adjunct Professor @Quinnipiac University School Of Computing & Engineering
Cover various technical concepts within MATLAB Programming from Basic Scripting and Matrix Manipulation to 2-D Plotting and Nested Loops, cultivating an engineering mindset amongst college students- Draft lesson plans, discussion problems, and graded assessments for freshman engineering students who are first-time programmers, guaranteeing a structured environment conducive to experiential learning- Gather learning metrics by administering Midterm Exams and Final Projects to assess class progress, fostering student preparation- Utilize interactive teaching methods such as in-class coding exercises and group projects to increase student engagement and understanding of the material- Collaborate with other faculty members to align course content with the overall curriculum and goals of the Engineering program- Develop and maintained course website and online resources for students to access course materials and assignments- Incorporated real-world examples and case studies to connect the material to the students’ future careers as engineers- Regularly provided feedback and constructive criticism to students on their assignments, helping them to improve coding skills
EDUCATION
University of Connecticut
Master of Science - MS, Mechanical Engineering
Regional Center for the Arts
Instrumental Music - Violin Performance
University of Connecticut
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Mechanical Engineering
Masuk High School
High School Diploma
ABOUT SEBASTIAN DONOSO
I am a Senior Dynamics Engineer at Lockheed Martin, supporting Sikorsky Engineering Sciences. I enjoy using programming to Compile Data for Flight Loads Correlation Improvement and using 3DExperience to Model Rotorcraft Component Abstractions. I am also Vice President of Nontraditional College Success, an organization dedicated to boosting representation of students from nontraditional backgrounds at large companies primarily in the Aerospace Industry. Additionally I am an Adjunct Professor at Quinnipiac University, and an Engineering Career Coach. In my spare time I also enjoy teaching music!I never expected to become an Engineer. I was first a violinist, then a music theory-nerd-turned-transcriber/arranger for my performing arts high school Jazz Ensemble. Over time, I noticed my analytical approach to music was very unfitting for a musician. It was then that I realized that while music can change the minds of the few that understand it, Engineering can help advance society by changing the way people of all backgrounds use technology.
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