Teaching & Academic Leadership

Teaching

Last updated 3/20/2026

Teaching & Academic Leadership

As an adjunct professor at SDUIS, Matthew Loschiavo taught across operating systems, distributed systems, software design, databases, web technologies, branding, design, and business technology strategy.

All Domains Systems, Architecture, and Reliability Software Engineering and Data Foundations Web Platforms and Open Source Delivery Design, Branding, and Communication Leadership, Ethics, and Global Technology Strategy

His teaching experience reflects a rare blend of deep technical fluency, practical execution, and the ability to translate complex concepts into clear, actionable understanding.

Selected courses taught

Web Platforms and Open Source Delivery

Hands-on courses where technical concepts were applied to web publishing, CMS workflows, and open source tooling in real projects.

E-Business Concepts & Technologies
Mapped digital business models to technical architecture, platform capabilities, and execution constraints.
Open Source Tools for Web Site Creation
Used open source stacks to build and manage production-ready sites with practical deployment and maintenance patterns.
CSS Workshop & CSS 2.1
Focused on layout systems, responsive behavior, and standards-based front-end implementation for robust web experiences.
Introduction to Open Source Content Management Systems
Compared CMS architecture and workflow design choices for scalable, author-friendly publishing operations.

Open Source Labs

Public GitHub projects used in technical workshops, architecture walkthroughs, and hands-on pattern exploration.

Active

Prototype Patterns

Multi-language reference implementations for design, platform, and deployment patterns.

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GitHub Project Portfolio

Public repos for operator-focused prototypes, integration labs, and systems experiments.

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