JoseLineros
Dr. Lineros currently teaches AIS, ERP, IT Audit, and Internal Audit at the University of North Texas. He previously taught MIS and computer science at UTD, TAMU-Commerce and Brookhaven. He holds a PhD in Higher Education: Educational Psychology, a Masters in Telecommunications from the University of Dallas, and a BBA in Accounting from the University of Texas at Arlington. His credentials include a CISA, CPA, CIA, CFE, CRISC, CSX, and is a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist. He has published numerous articles in journals such as the Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting, ISACA Journal, Community College Journal of Research and Practice, Learning and Performance Quarterly, and the Global eLearning Journal. Additionally, he has lectured frequently on blockchain, mobile device security, Wi-Fi architecture vulnerabilities, and their business implications. He has contributed IT Audit expertise on an ERP textbook and is the current president of ISACA (Information Systems and Control Association) North Texas. He currently serves as the DFW IIA Professor of Internal Audit.
Industry Experience
TXU Corporation
Senior IT Audit Lead of SCADA systems, nuclear plant (Comanche Peak), steam-driven coal plants, automated meter reading systems and network penetration tests
Managed IT implementation projects of new audit hardware/software
Reviewed telecommunication and network policies/procedures
Taught seminars on IT audit controls and security
ExxonMobil
IT Auditor for telecommunications networks and network sharing platforms
Financial and Operational auditor on joint venture and offshore royalty/working interest allocations
Lead accountant on Louisiana and Kansas gas plants (Cameron and Jayhawk)
Lead accountant on Alaskan gas allocations (Prudhoe Bay)
PhD in Higher Education: Educational Psychology from the University of North Texas
Masters in Telecommunications from the University of Dallas
BBA in Accounting from the University of Texas at Arlington
CPA, CISA, CRISC, CIA, CFE, CSX, MCTS
Research interests are emerging technologies and community college students