Liz Miner
Course of Study
Behavioral and Social Science
Sexual Behavior, Fall 2010
Psychology of Aging, Spring 2017
Politics of Developing Areas, Spring 2018
Sex, Gender, and Culture, Summer 2018
Motivation and Emotion, Spring 2019
Physical Science
Physics for Engineers 1, Fall 2009
Physics for Engineers 2, Spring 2011
Chemistry 1, Spring and Summer 2012
Introduction to Forensic Science, Fall 2019
Computer Science Minor
Intro to Programming with C, Fall 2008
Computer Science 1, Spring 2009
Introduction to Discrete Structures, Spring 2009
Computer Organization, Spring 2010
Object-Oriented Programming, Summer 2010
Computer Science 2, Fall 2010
Interdisciplinarity
The intersection of Social Science, Physical Science, and Computer Science yields a focus of people and how they work with the physical world and technology.
I am passionate about technology and solving people's problems. This intersection provides me with the disciplinary knowledge to pursue my passion and keep people, and their needs, at the focal point of my work.
Professional Statement
I work as a Product Manager in technology, focusing on identifying and delivering the next best thing our company should work on to deliver the highest value to customers. To best do this job, being familiar with technology and how it is created as well as being familiar with people and how they think set me up to successfully deliver valuable additions to the product.