Resume

• 1988

  D. H. Brown Associates

  Grumman Aerospace

  Tutoring.LI

  Researched and wrote reports and studies of industry developments and analysis of emerging ANSI/ISO standards (e.g. Posix

  Fortran 90

  SQL).

  D. H. Brown Associates

  Software Manager

  Managed all systems software development during transition to unix operating systems and C programming language

  including:\n-- creation of new computer center and corporate networks;\n-- comprehensive re-training program for all 60 engineers in C and unix;\n-- creation and adoption of company standards for software engineering methodology and configuration management.\n\nDesigned and supervised our

  including

  Robotic Vision Systems Inc

  Tripodics Computing Services

  P.O.Box 456

  Middle Island

  NY 11953-0456

  Proprietor.

  President

  Long Island

  NY

  Master tutor.

  Master Tutor

  Tutoring.LI

  Brentwood

  NY

  .

  Adjuct Associate Professor

  Dept. of Mathematics & Computer Science

  Suffolk County Community College

• 1987

  Postgrad Studies

  Adjunct Professor\n(L.I. Graduate Center)

  Computer Science

  Alpha Phi Omega;\nFencing team;\nCross-Country Team;\nGlee Club;\nScience Fiction Writers' Club

  Polytechnic University

  (several)

  Adjunct Professors as several colleges on Long Island

• 1975

  ANSI standards committees

  X3J3 Fortran Standards Committee.\nISO Fortran Experts Group.\nX3J11 C programming language standards committee.\nPosix standards group.

  ANSI standards committees

  Principal Engineer

  Oversight of all software development for ILS directorate staff of 1500.\nDeveloped and introduced comprehensive new ILS standards for software engineering and configuration management.\nDeveloped and introduced new software engineering standards for the Grumman Space Division.\nMember of \"software audits\" team for the JSTARS program (reporting directly to CEO).\nServed on proposal team for space-based surveillance proposals.\nAlso did critical systems development for the compact accelerator X-Ray source for semiconductor chip fabrication line.

  Grumman Aerospace

• 1974

  Libertarian Party

  WUSB 90.1 FM Stony Brook

  Tripodics Computing Services

  Brookhaven National Lab

  WUSB 90.1 FM

  Stony Brook

  NY

  For over a decade

  I've hosted two very-different weekly shows

  airing every Tuesday:\n-- 11am: \"Overture\" includes music

  poetry

  humor segments

  and \"radio-drama\".\n-- 12noon: \"Long Island Liberty

  with BAM\" is a political talk show with news and commentary on current events

  plus analysis of related historical background and philosophical principles.\n\nThis year

  I've added a third show

  at 11am on the last Friday of each month:\n \"Writers' Corner\" features local

  Long Island writers (and poets)

  reading their own works

  live

  \nand discussing them with other writers.

  Broadcaster; Commentator; Talk Show Host (\"BAM\")

  WUSB 90.1 FM Stony Brook

  Software Architect / Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC)

  Brookhaven National Lab

  1998: Candidate for NY State Assembly (AD3)\n1999: Candidate for Suffolk County Legislature (LD3)

  Libertarian Party

  Association for Computing Machinery

  (former chair of long Island chapter; former vice chair of SIGPLAN FORTEC)

• 1973

  ----

  Hungarian

  C/C++

  Fortran

  Perl

  Java

  Russian

  Assembler

  German

  postgrad. studies

  Computer Science

  WUSB

  State University of New York at Stony Brook

• 1964

  Candidate for PhD

  B.S. Mathematics 1964\nPostgraduate studies in Physics\nResearch Associate

  X-Ray Diffraction Laboratory\nPhD candidate (Physics)\n\nPostgraduate studies in Computer Science (1985-1995)\nAdjunct Assistant Professor (Computer Science)

  1987\n

  Physics (X-Ray Diffraction Crystallography)

  Alpha Phi Omegs;\nFencing Team\nCross-Country Team;\nGlee Club;\nScience Fiction Writers;

  Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn

• 1960

  B.S.

  Mathematics

  Alpha Phi Omega\nFencing Team\nGlee Club

  Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn

• ProfessorBAM.com -- Academic Tutoring & Test-Prep

  Academic Tutoring & Test-Prep

  Custer Obserervatory

  Volunteer

  Teaching

  Editing

  Java

  HTML

  PHP

  Creative Writing

  Excel

  MySQL

  Linux

  Writing

  Web Development

  C

  Public Speaking

  SQL

  Web Design

  Journalism

  C++

  Research

  Problem Solving

  Software Development

  \"Maybe It's Not Magic!\"

  \"Maybe It's Not Magic!\"

  Comparison of Operating System Interfaces

  (Wendy Rauch-Hindin

  editor)

  Part 1: System Programming Interfaces (439 pp.)\n\nPart 2: Commands

  utilities

  and Libraries (333 pp.)\n

  Comparison of Operating System Interfaces

  (Wendy Rauch-Hindin

  editor)

  POSIX -- An Emerging Base for Portability

  \"The Tenth Day of Creation\"

  Fortran 90

  (many authors on X3J3 committee)

  Fortran 90 standard\n(and Fortran 95 revision)

  Fortran 90

  (Wendy Rauch-Hindin

  editor)

  524pp.\n

  SQL2 -- Analysis and Comparison of Standards

  Levels

  and Specifications

  G.Maise

  L.G.Epel

  D.C.Albright

  A.K.Agrawal

  B.A.Martin

  Computer simulation of a Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor

  NALAP -- An LMFBR System Transient Code

  D.R.Stampf

  A.K.Agrawal

  Pre-Accident Modeling of an LMFBR Plant for SSC-L

  (70 authors)

  American National Standard FORTRAN 77

  FORTRAN 77

  Bruce Alan

  Martin

  Robotic Vision Systems Inc

  Suffolk County Community College