Dr. Robila's teaching experience spans the Computer Science and IT undergraduate and graduate curriculum and includes all introductory computing courses (taught in Pascal, C, C++, Java and Python), discrete mathematics, operating systems, computer organization, computer security, robotics, pattern recognition, high performance computing, and theory of programming languages.

He mentored 65 graduate, 40 undergraduate, and 5 high school students leading to co-authored publications, graduate thesis and projects, and independent studies. 

He has also over two decades of student advising experience to Computer Science and Information Technology students.

He outreached in campus, and local community, including high, middle and elementary schools.