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I received my Ph.D. in Mathematics in September of 1997 and began work as a software engineer with Raytheon. At Raytheon, I worked on a range of systems from deeply embedded to massively distributed super-computing.
My time in industry led me to pursue model-based design methodologies for component software architectures in the real-time systems domain, especially as applied toward product lines.
Since joining Penn State, my research has broadened as I encounter new areas of interest.
Since moving to PA, I have become an avid cyclist both on and off road. I have organized a number of student rides and participate in many cycling-related activities in the greater Pittsburgh area.
Current Research Interests
- Data Quality
- Data mining and visualization
- Network Science
- Peer Assessment and Team Skills
- Component-based software architecture
- Product-line architecture
Student Research
I am always interested in being involved with undergraduate research and typically work one student or student team each year.