When the work and long hours became too much for his liking, Adams chose to leave the company to resume teaching. He set out to do what he really enjoyed, and sent out applications to several colleges. Adams began teaching at BU during the fall semester of 1998. Of all the colleges he looked at, he said that COM s computer facilities impressed him the most. At that time, the Mac Lab was new, and the other lab was being rebuilt.
Students come here with a certain expectation.
To gain experience for the business world, students need to be well versed in different computer applications and software. It teaches students how to use popular software applications to make interactive Web sites. Although he strongly advocates opportunities for students to advance their computer skills, he believes computer courses will never replace the basic classes. This past fall, Adams and other faculty members, hosted a colloquium in digital video, Web design, and on-line learning. Some participants were part of the hands-on workshops and presentations, while others participated through an online live Web broadcast.