Expert Details
Computer Simulation, Space Shuttle Logistics, and Database/Web Application Design Operations Analysis
ID: 713086
California, USA
COMPUTER-BASED SIMULATION; DISCRETE EVENT SIMULATION. For most of his professional career, Expert has been involved with computer simulations, with an emphasis on discrete event simulation. He has taught computer simulation at graduate and undergraduate levels for over ten years. He has supervised hundreds of student simulation projects related to service systems, transportation systems, computer systems, and other areas related to assisting decision makers under uncertainty. He has published numerous refereed journal articles which utilize discrete event simulations. Applications include Space Station Crew Rescue Vehicle, Space Shuttle Fleet Sizing, Ground Processing and Spares Management, Logistics for Off-Shore Oil Rigs, Buffering Strategies for Manufacturing Job Shops, Dynamic Scheduling of Aircraft in High-Density Terminal Areas, and Ground-Based Collision Avoidance Systems.
DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS; MICROSOFT ACCESS. Since 1992, Expert has been teaching database management systems with an emphasis on microcomputer applications. He has also been involved in developing relational database applications using Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQLServer, and ORACLE.
Expert has designed, developed and implemented a sophisticated/user friendly web application used by Space Shuttle logisticians and engineers. The application uses ColdFusion, Javascript, and ORACLE and has been operational for over 5 years.
Education
Year | Degree | Subject | Institution |
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Year: 1976 | Degree: Ph.D. | Subject: Electrical Engineering & Computer Science | Institution: MIT |
Year: 1972 | Degree: E.E. | Subject: Electrical Engineering | Institution: MIT |
Year: 1972 | Degree: M.S. | Subject: Electrical Engineering | Institution: MIT |
Year: 1972 | Degree: B.S. | Subject: Electrical Engineering | Institution: MIT |
Work History
Years | Employer | Title | Department |
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Years: 1982 to Present | Employer: Undisclosed | Title: Systems Engineer | Department: Integrated Defense Systems |
Responsibilities:Space Shuttle Logistics - Database/Web Application design; Operations Analysis |
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Years | Employer | Title | Department |
Years: 1975 to Present | Employer: Undisclosed | Title: Professor Emeritus | Department: Department of Information Systems & Decision Sciences |
Responsibilities:Available upon request. |
Career Accomplishments
Associations / Societies |
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Expert is a member of the Society of Logistics Engineers, the Society for Computer Simulation, Sigma Xi, and INFORMS (formerly the Operation Research Society of America). |
Awards / Recognition |
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Expert's paper was selected as the Integrated Manufacturing Systems' best paper of the year. He was awarded first place in the 1976 Transportation Science Dissertation Prize from the Operations Research Society of America. He has also been awarded two grants through the NASA-Ames Research Center. |
Fields of Expertise
computer simulation, database management, database management system, discrete-event simulation, logistics, operations research, Access software, Web design, Web development, aircraft collision-avoidance system, SQL database, Microsoft Excel, air-traffic control system, database design, logistics management computer system, Microsoft VisualBASIC, decision analysis, database programming language, Structured Query Language, BASIC programming language, aircraft support, simulation, job shop, inventory, probability, decision-making, algorithm, relational database, Oracle, mathematical model, inventory model, inventory control, FOCUS database management system, dynamic programming