Thomas Wallace, Senior Instructor, Web Design and Development and IT Minor Program Coordinator
Department of Information Science
tswallace@ualr.edu
Thomas Wallace joined the Information Technology faculty in the summer of 2006. He brings 20 years of web development and design experience to the classroom. A 2000 graduate of the IT minor pilot program, he spent five years as the lead web developer for UA Little Rock culminating in the launch of the new UA Little Rock web presence in February 2006 before returning to the classroom. His areas of expertise/interest are standards-based web development, adaptive and responsive design, web usability and accessibility, interface development and design, and emerging internet technology. In addition to his role as program coordinator for the Information Technology Program, he also serves as program coordinator for the B.A. in Web Design and Development and as a state trainer for the EAST program. For more information, visit Thomas Wallace’s website.
Bruce Bauer, Senior Instructor
Department of Information Science
blbauer@ualr.edu
Back when dinosaurs roamed the earth and the punched card was king, I completed a B.A. in physics at Hendrix College, and an M.S. in computer science at Oklahoma State University. Since then, I have over 30 years of industry experience in software development, project management, and business processes in the Little Rock area.
I joined UA Little Rock in 2012. As the previous owner of an IT consulting firm, I am keenly aware of the skills that it takes to be hired and to excel in your profession. In addition to building your technical IT skills, the IT minor program will give you practical experience in the soft skills that will differentiate you from other applicants in the job market.
We are interested in your academic success and in delivering a program that will be useful to you. So if you want to discuss the IT Minor Program, academic advising, all things digital, or UA Little Rock in general, feel free to contact me.