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Associate Professor (1995 - present)
Assistant Professor (1989 - 1995)
Tennessee Technological University, ECE Department
Cookeville, TN
Teaching graduate and undergraduate courses
in digital systems and computer engineering. Performing research in
reconfigurable computing, FPGA implementations, computer architecture.
ASEE Summer Faculty
Fellow (Summer 1999)
NASA Langley Research Center
Hampton, VA
Worked on the AWIN (Aviation Weather Information)
program, involving GPS, weather information on the Web, and Microsoft Flight
Simulator. Photo below: Pretending to fly this research jet to check out the weather
conditions.
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see the full-size photo.
Research Engineer (1988 - 1989)
Georgia Institute of Technology, ECE Department
Atlanta, GA
Designed software in C for graphical
display of numerical simulations. Performed hardware/software research and
integration on an experimental parallel multi-processor computer system
"SPOCK II".
Graduate Teaching/Research Assistant
(1985 - 1988)
Georgia Institute of Technology, ECE Department
Atlanta, GA
Taught undergraduate courses in computer
arithmetic algorithms and hardware. Designed hardware and software for an
experimental parallel multi-processor system.
Senior Design Engineer (1980 - 1985)
SCI Systems, Huntsville, AL
Developed architecture and supervised
design of intelligent front-end communications processor system for use in
commercial minicomputer. Designed several microprocessor-based industrial
control systems. Taught industrial courses in microprocessor
hardware/software. Wrote proposals and final documentation.
Member of Technical Staff (1973 -
1980)
Texas Instruments, Dallas, TX
Developed architecture and instruction set
for magnetic bubble memory (MBM) controller IC. Designed software for MBM
and military systems. Designed various digital and analog test systems.
Supervised various hardware/software task groups.
Design Engineer (Co-op) (1971 - 1972)
NASA, Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL
Assisted in design and evaluation of power
supply subsystems for Skylab mission.
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