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Peter Geiselman

Assistant Professor
Computer Science Department
STEM Institute

Faculty member since: 2003

Courses Taught

Database Concepts

Server Side Scripting

Programming II

Operating Systems Technology

Information Technology

Designing/Developing Web Sites

Education

Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, Rutgers University

Master of Science, Computer Science, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Contact Information

Office: Larrison Hall (LAH)

Phone: 732-224-2856

Email: pgeiselman@brookdalecc.eduWhat brought you to Brookdale?
Brookdale offered a pathway to complete degrees in computer science.

Describe one or more of your biggest achievements as a Brookdale faculty member:
I have been proud to serve as advisor to Brookdale’s Computer Science Club for the last six years.

Do you work outside of the college?
No, computer science is too demanding. It’s a full-time job just to keep up with current technology.

What would you say is your most memorable moment – or moments – as a member of the Brookdale community? 
t’s always memorable when a student visits you a couple years after graduation and tells you about the job they have and the career they’re starting. Their pride and confidence is so apparent.

What do you think separates Brookdale from other colleges?
We have dedicated faculty who truly cares about each student, along with a great student support staff. If a student wants to begin a journey in an amazing discipline that leads to a great career, start taking computer science classes at Brookdale.

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