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Byte Works, Inc. |
Office: (505) 898-8183 |
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8000 Wagon Mound Dr. NW |
Home: (505) 897-1448 |
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Albuquerque, NM 87120 |
Byte Works, Inc. Office: (505)
898-8183 8000 Wagon Mound Dr. NW Home: (505)
897-1448 Albuquerque, NM 87120
Objective: To apply my extensive background to
designing, developing, testing and training people to use
software to solve real problems in education, science and
business. Availability: Available immediately for work at your
site or mine on an hourly basis, on fixed-price contracts,
or full time employment. Platforms: Windows, Macintosh, Palm OS, Java Swing,
Cray CTSS, IBM 360/370, Apple IIGS, Vax 11. Languages: Java, C, C++, FORTRAN, Pascal, Various
assembly languages, Logo, BASIC. Representative Recent
Accomplishments: MediaBlender Designed and implemented a large
multimedia authoring tool that presents
cutting-edge capabilities in a format so simple
grade school children can use it. Developed in
Java, this application works in a variety of
environments, including Windows, Macintosh, and
even directly over the Internet in a browser.
Explore
it at the Tech4Learning web
site. HyperStudio Working with a team of
programmers scattered across the country, developed
and documented the Logo scripting language used in
the most popular multimedia authoring tool in
education today. Written in C, this interpreted
language and support environment runs on both
Windows and the Macintosh. Try
it at the HyperStudio web
site. AVERT Brought on as a consultant to
create a Java GUI for this terrorist threat
assessment package developed by ARES for DTRA, I
eventually assisted with much of the central
simulation code. The varied tasks included a 3D
display of site maps, simulation of intruder and
guard motion, and implementing combat
models. Fuzzy Compiler Designed and implemented a
custom natural language compiler used as a front
end to drive an advanced fuzzy logic agent based
modeling package that runs on the web. Written in
Java, this package has been used by business, the
CIA and the Marines for everything from modeling
small unit tactics to kangaroo ecology. Education: B.S., Physics, US Air Force Academy,
1977 M.S., Physics, University of Denver,
1981