Robert A. Cordery
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- School: Fairfield University
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- Department: Physics
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Location:
1073 N Benson Rd
Fairfield, CT - 06824 - Dates at Fairfield University: September 2015 - April 2020
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Not Mandatory
Awesome
Professor Cordery is a very nice guy. Even though he can be hard to follow sometimes, the tests aren't too bad and he is a fair grader. As long as you put effort into learning the material, you will be fine.
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Good
Professor Cordery is good. His class can be boring at times, but the workload is not too bad. He gives a lot of partial credit on exams, so that helps to get a better grade. Overall, I recommend his class.
Biography
Fairfield University - Physics
Resume
2009
As PB Fellow my responsibilities included: solving hard scientific and mathematical problems that matter to the business; developing inventions that help protect the future business; and acting as leader of global PB Technical Ladder.
Pitney Bowes
Fairfield University
Fairfield CT
Visiting Assistant Professor
Teaching and research in the physics department
Northeastern University
Pitney Bowes
Shelton CT
Pitney Bowes researcher
Physicist
Monroe CT
My responsibilities include innovation and technical consulting in data science
applied physics and image processing.
Founder and Chief Scientist
MaxEnt Research LLC
2004
Pitney Bowes
Fairfield University
Fairfield CT
As an adjunct at Fairfield University I teach General Physics and General Physics Lab to mostly freshman students from a range of disciplines.
Adjunct Professor of Physics
1971
Ph.D. in Theoretical Statistical Physics
Ph.D. Theoretical Statistical Physics
B.Sc
M.Sc
Ph.D.
Physics
Math
University of Toronto
Getting and Cleaning Data
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Rick Ryan
Scott Armstrong
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A printing system is provided that dynamically adjusts the method of printing an image based on the lightness or darkness of the medium upon which the image will be printed. The reflectivity of the medium upon which an image is to be printed is determined
and the way in which the image will be printed is adjusted based on the determined reflectivity of the medium. For lighter colored mediums
on which sufficient contrast will be provided
the image can be printed directly onto the medium. For darker colored mediums
on which the ink used to print the image will not provide enough contrast with respect to the medium to produce a reliably readable image
the method of printing the image is modified to ensure that sufficient contrast is always provided to produce a reliably readable image.
System and method for improving print quality on mail pieces having low reflectivity
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American Physical Society
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John Kline
Shelton Public Schools
Mentor
It is an inspiration to work with creative young students as they plan and strive for their future.
WiMentor Bridgeport
Strategy
Statistics
Product Development
Analytics
Start-ups
Image Processing
Business Strategy
Product Management
Analysis
SaaS
Matlab
Software Development
Data Analysis
Process Improvement
Business Development
Predictive Analytics
Patents
Intellectual Property
Statistical Modeling
Research
Study of a quantum Fermi-acceleration model
J. V. Jose
We consider the problem of a free particle in a rigid box with one wall fixed and the other oscillating periodically in time. The spectral properties of the evolution operator are calculated.
Study of a quantum Fermi-acceleration model
Robert
Cordery
Pitney Bowes
Northeastern University
MaxEnt Research LLC
Rutgers University
Fairfield University
Research and teaching in the Physics Department
Rutgers University
