Christine Terranova
Instructor
Department
Since 2007, Ms. Terranova has been assisting college students navigate the world of mathematics and computing. With bachelor's degrees in both Mathematics and Computer Science, a master’s degree in Data Science, and extensive post-baccalaureate graduate training in Computer Science, she brings a rich interdisciplinary perspective to the department. Ms. Terranova focuses on making complex programming and data principles accessible, logical, and engaging for learners at all levels. Whether introducing students to introductory algorithms or exploring modern data techniques, she is dedicated to helping students develop sharp critical thinking skills for the tech industry.
Area of Expertise
Ms. Terranova has experience bridging mathematical theory with real-world computing, specializing in discrete mathematics, linear algebra, and probability for computer science majors.