Dr. Sargon Hasso

Professor of Computer Science, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, USA

Dr. Hasso serves as an Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at Illinois Institute of Technology.
He teaches courses including CS-445: Object Oriented Design and Programming and CS-587: Software among others.

According to his LinkedIn profile, he has experience as an Enterprise Architect and is certified in TOGAF 9 — indicating a strong professional orientation towards systems architecture, design methodologies, and enterprise‐scale software solutions.
In collaboration with his advisor Dr. C. Robert Carlson, Dr. Hasso co-authored the paper “Design Patterns as First-Class Connectors”, which won the Best Paper Award at the Research in Information Technology (RIIT) conference in 2013.

His expertise encompasses software architecture, design patterns, and methods for modeling interactions in software systems. The “Design Patterns as First-Class Connectors” work highlights his contribution in abstracting behavioral models and role modeling in software design.
As an Adjunct Professor, he bridges academic teaching and practical, industry-informed software development practice.