Management Engineering
Resume:
J. Haddock
Jorge Haddock
Dean and Professor, School of Management, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA 23173
Telephone: 703-***-****, E-mail: ********@***.***
Internet: http://som.gmu.edu/
Jorge Haddock is currently the Dean of the School of Management at George Mason
University. Previous positions include Professor of Industrial Engineering and Operations
Research in the Department of Decision Sciences and Engineering Systems at Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute, Associate Dean and Professor in the Lally School of Management and
Technology at Rensselaer, and Dean and Professor in the Robins School of Business at the
University of Richmond.
Under his leadership at the University of Richmond, BusinessWeek ranked the Robins School as
12th among undergraduate programs, 14th among part-time MBA programs, and at Mason the
Part-Time MBA was ranked for the first time. He has raised over $15 million as Dean at
Richmond and Mason.
Dr. Haddock earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Puerto
Rico, Master of Science in Management Engineering from Rensselaer and Ph.D. in Industrial
Engineering from Purdue University. His primary teaching interests include Operations
Research, Production Planning and Information Technology courses at the undergraduate and
graduate levels. His primary research interests involve the design and implementation of
effective information technology, production and service systems, as well as their effect on
corporate culture.
He has authored or co-authored over 70 publications, including his most recent book titled,
Creating Global Business Leaders: Business Education at the Intersection of Innovation, Technology,
and Globalization (Aspatore Books). His research has been funded by the US and New York
State Governments (NSF, NASA), Alcoa, GM, GE, and Kodak. Dr. Haddock has also been a
consultant to several companies including Mackie Designs, CSX World Terminals,
Peavey/Crest, Baxter, Citicorp, Citibank (Wall Street), Michelin, Jiffy Lube, and Cedel. He has
served in numerous national and international professional organizations. He received both the
Outstanding Young IE Award and the Excellence for Minority Advancement Award from IIE,
the Martin Luther King, Jr. Faculty/Staff Award, the Darrin Counseling Award and RAA
Teaching Award at Rensselaer, the Hispanic Educator of the Year Award in New York State
and the Hispanic Education Award from the Virginia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Dr.
Haddock is a co-inventor of the patent, Method of System for Providing Credit Support to Parties
Associated with Derivative and Other Financial Transactions.
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RESUME
Jorge Haddock
Dean and Professor
School of Management
George Mason University
Jorge Haddock is the Dean of the School of Management at George Mason University. Selected
recent accomplishments include:
Fundraising
Raised $12 million in two years toward the construction of a 33,000-square-foot addition
to the Robins School of Business.
Raised over $3 million at George Mason University
Publications
Over 100 publications and manuscripts
One book, nine book chapters and monographs
26 refereed journal articles published or accepted for publication
36 proceedings publications
45 technical reports and scholarly publications
o Authored a chapter in a nationwide book published by Aspatore Books entitled
Inside the Minds: Business School Leadership Strategies: Top Deans Offer Keys
to Success. The official release date when the book will be available from
bookstores nationwide is February 2007.
o Authored Creating Global Business Leaders: Business Education at the
Intersection of Innovation, Technology, and Globalization (Aspatore Books,
Boston, MA, 2007)
o Authored Creating Business Leaders: Business Education at the Intersection of
Innovation, Technology, and Globalization, AACSB e-newsletter, Dean s
Corner, (Premier accrediting agency for collegiate schools of business distributed
to over 40,000 business school deans and educators around the world), May 2008.
Research Grants and Contracts
20 research projects totaling approximately $5M in funding, including 16 authored or co-
authored proposals approved and funded totaling approximately $2M
Patent Number 5,802,499
Co-inventor, Method of System for Providing Credit Support to Parties Associated with Derivative
and Other Financial Transactions
Editorship in 2 major journals and reviewer for over 15 journals
Over 100 professional and public lectures
Teaching
Over 20 different courses taught at the graduate and undergraduate levels including course
in the Executive MBA1 and Distance Education
1 Excellent student evaluations
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Student Thesis and Dissertation Supervision
15 PhDs, 24 Masters
Selected Honors and Awards
Tau Beta Pi, 1982
Special University Chapter Award, Faculty Advisor, Institute of Industrial Engineers,
University of Puerto Rico Chapter, 1982
Outstanding Young Industrial Engineer Award, IIE, 1990 in recognition of outstanding
characteristics in leadership, professionalism and potential in the field
Delmar W. Karger Award in Decision Sciences and Engineering System
Martin Luther King, Jr. Award in recognition of outstanding service and continuous
contributions to the advancement of the minority student engineering efforts at Rensselaer,
1992
Centennial Certificate, The American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE), ``for
exceptional contribution to ASEE and the Profession of Engineering,'' 1993
David M. Darrin Counseling Award to recognize a faculty member who has made an
unusual contribution in the counseling of students, has generously shared time and talent
with students, and has demonstrated special concern for the welfare of students both in and
out of the classroom, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1993
IIE Excellence for Minority Advancement Award, IIE, 1994 for the innovative
development of programs/projects directed to the advancement of women, minorities, or
people with disabilities within the field of industrial engineering.
RAA Teaching Award, Rensselaer Alumni Association (RAA), 1995, for outstanding
teaching at Rensselaer.
New York Sate Hispanic Educator of the Year for contributions in teaching, research and
leadership in education
Inducted, Golden Key International Honor Society, honorary member on October 19, 2006
Inducted, Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society, May, 2009
Inducted, Phi Beta Delta International Scholars Honor Society, April, 2009
Inducted, The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, January 2011
Recognition,
for
being
pioneers
and
critical
partners
in
Educaci n
a
su
Alcance,
a
campaign
that
will
impact
Latino
families
in
the
Washington,
DC
Metropolitan
Area
for
years
to
come,
October
2011,
Arlington,
VA
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Board Memberships
The Community Foundation (2006-2009)
Venture Richmond (Vice Chair) (2006-2009)
Richmond Forum (2006-2009)
Virginia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (2006-)
New Generations Federal Credit Union (2007-2008)
Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce (2009-)
United Way Worldwide, Audit Committee, Alexandria, Virginia (2010-)
Millennium Bankshares Corporation and Millennium Bank (2010-2011)
Major Presentations
Presented the paper On Globalization, Innovation and Technology at the Symposium on
The International Center for Renewable Energy & Turbulence/Aerospace held at the
University of Turabo in Caguas, PR on June 1, 2007.
Presented Creating Global Business Leaders as featured speaker at Magisterial
Conference, Inter American University, Bayam n Campus, PR, November 30, 2009.
The Future of Business Education SOM @ GMU Future Directions, Universidad de los
Andes, Bogot, Colombia, April 2, 2010
2010 Awards Judging Panel, Business Achievement Awards, Canadian Embassy,
Washington, D.C., June 11, 2010
Keynote speech, Salvadorian Caucus, 4th Annual Gala, Washington, D.C., November
20, 2010
Panel Moderator, BIE Grant Panel on Consulting in China, Fairfax County Chamber of
Commerce, Mason Inn, Fairfax, VA, September 29, 2010
Panel Moderator, Executive Leadership, Hispanic MBA Conference and Career Expo,
Chicago, IL, October 21, 2010
Haddock, J. and Fernando D'Alessio, Technology Opportunities and Challenges in
Global Transformational Leadership Education, AACSB Deans Meeting, Phoenix, AZ,
February 11, 2011
Keynote Speaker, Management of Change Conference, Industry Advisory Council
(IAC), May 15-17, 2011, The Heritage, Hot Springs, VA
Commencement Speaker, Universidad del Turabo, June 7, 2011, San Juan, PR
Panel Moderator, Fairfax County Chamber Voices Event- Global Economic Outlook,
Tysons Corner, VA, September 19, 2011
Biz Talk With Josh Smith Thursday, Hispanic Businesses and Their Impact on the
Global Economy, September 1, 2011, Fairfax, VA
Keynote
speech,
Educaci n
a
su
Alcance
(a
campaign
that
will
impact
Latino
families
in
the
Washington,
DC
Metropolitan
Area),
Telemundo,
October
13,
2011,
Arlington,
VA
Keynote
Speech,
Transformational
Leadership:
Context
Learning,
CLADEA
2011,
October
20-
23,
San
Juan,
PR
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Professional and Community Service
Served as a judge for the 2006 Better Business Bureau of Central Virginia s Torch
Awards.
Served as an Advisory Committee member for the AACSB International Associate
Deans and Data Management Conference held December 7-9, 2006, in Charlotte, North
Carolina.
Served on a Circuit City Panel at the conclusion of a 3 Day Training Event for Circuit
City Innovation Teams on January 29, 2006.
Keynote Speaker at the Virginia Business CFO of the Year Awards Banquet held on June
29, 2006.
Featured Speaker at the South Richmond Rotary Club on January 18, 2007.
Speaker at Kiwanis Club Meeting on November 6, 2006.
Speaker at Westhampton College Government Association (WCGA) Senate Meeting on
November 8, 2006.
Served on the AACSB Peer Review Team for Villanova University, February 2007.
Participated in the review process for the 2007 Academy of Management Annual
Meeting to be held in Philadelphia August 3-8, 2007.
Served on the Selection Committee and was a speaker at the World Affairs Council s
Virginia Global Business Ambassador Awards Reception on April 16, 2007.
Participated in a Richmond Public School Teaching Recruiting Trip to New York on
March 24, 2007 sponsored by Venture Richmond, resulting in over 274 resumes.
Served on the SCHEV OFA Final Review panel for 2007-2008.
Assisted in the formation of an Executive Advisory Committee for the Faculty of
Economics and Administrative Sciences at Kadir Has University in Istanbul, Turkey in
January 2008. Will also serve as a member of the Executive Advisory Committee.
Served as Co-facilitator at the AACSB International Continuous Improvement
Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, October 1, 2009, entitled: Responding to the
Continuing Global Economic Impact on Business Schools.
Keynote speaker at 6th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Networking Reception,
George Mason University, on October 5, 2009.
Reviewer, International Journal of Production Research, (October 2009).
Served on the AACSB Peer Review Team for Ithaca College, November 2009.
Served on the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) Final Selection
Committee for the 2010 Virginia Outstanding Faculty Awards (OFA) sponsored by
Dominion Foundation, November-December, 2009.
Capella University, External Consultant Reviewer, PhD, Organizations and
Management, General Specialization Curriculum, December, 2009.
Featured speaker at Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce Board meeting, January
2010.
Served on the AACSB Peer Review Team for Susquehanna University, February 2010.
2010 Awards Judging Panel, Business Achievement Awards, Canadian Embassy,
Washington, D.C., July 11, 2010
Served on the AACSB Initial Accreditation Peer Review Team for Centrum Cat lica
Business School, Lima, Per, August 2010.
MAACBA, Ad Hoc Committee of new AACSB certification process, October 2010-
Served on the AACSB Peer Review Team for Millsaps Else School of Management,
November 2010.
Honorary Co-Chair, First Annual Mid-Atlantic Venture Summit, November 3, 2010
Member, AACSB s Pre-Accreditation Committee (PAC), September, 2011-August 2014
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Member, Selection Committee, Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards,
Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce, July 16, 2010-
Alumni Events
Speaker at two alumni receptions in Northern Virginia on November 14 and 15, 2006.
One was held in McLean, Virginia, and the other in Bethesda, MD.
Speaker at an Alumni Luncheon held in Norfolk on November 3, 2006.
Selected Duties
Partnering with the Dean and the Director of MBA Admissions as well as relevant RPI
organizations to meet our school objectives for MBA recruiting;
Coordinate the development of a strategic plan and roadmap for MBA placement,
including cooperation with the MBA Placement Director, the MBA Student Services
Director, and the faculty Placement Committee;
Serve as school-wide "champion" for diversity issues, related to both student and faculty
recruitment;
Serve as the coordinator for initiating new faculty research initiatives, including working
closely with faculty to identify new sources of government, corporate and foundation
funding to support business/management research;
Serve as project leader for orchestrating a Lally School-led global consortium of several
management schools focused on management of innovation and technological
entrepreneurship;
Working with the Director(s) of the UG, MBA and PhD programs with respect to course
scheduling, program activities, and to enhance coordination with the relevant
Rensselaer counterparts in enrollment, placement, AACSB accreditation, graduate
affairs across campus;
Lead the organization and implementation of the Distinguished Speakers Series and the
Distinguished Speakers Committee;
Management of the adjunct faculty recruitment and hiring by the Lally School in
conjunction with the Dean;
Collaboration with the communications and marketing director at the Lally School to
coordinate the school wide Creativity Committee to enhance communications and idea
generation in support of the brand building activities of the Lally School.
Primary liaison to the Lally School Hartford Department and also school "champion" for
programs related to education for working professionals (EWP);
Manage all IT-related activities in support of academic and administrative endeavors.
Extensive service to the university including Director of DSES Undergraduate Programs,
Chairperson of Task Force for Multicultural Affairs Position and Chairperson of Affirmative
Action Advisory Committee
Extensive service to professional organizations including Director of Operations Research
Division, Institute of Industrial Engineers (Award of Merit, VEQTOR to Excellence
Program) and President of the IIE Capital Berkshire Chapter #102 (Three-Star Award of
Excellence)
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Selected Consulting Experience
a) FIEMEX, Toluca, Mexico, (2004 2005), transformational trainings to create a culture of
responsibility, urgency and ownership to become the leading soda production and
distribution company in Mexico
b) Mackie Designs, Seattle (2000-2001), a worldwide distribution logistics model and ERP
applications
c) CSX World Terminals, Charlotte, North Carolina, (2000), a generic simulation model for
port operations
d) Peavey/Crest Electronics, Paramus, New Jersey and Meridian, Mississippi, Just-In-Time
inventory system, process improvement, work instructions, Interim Plant Manager
e) Cedel, Luxembourg, optimization module for Real-Time Transactions Systems
f) Cedel, Luxembourg, optimization module for General Credit Support System (GCSS)
and optimization of $345 billion asset allocation problem.
g) Golub Corporation/Price Shopper, New York Capital Region, simulation of cashier
operations
h) Baxter Pharmaceutical, Carolina, Puerto Rico, simulation modeling, animation and
analysis of packing operation
i) Citibank, Wall Street, New York, model development of international markets for
Worldwide Securities Services
j) Michelin Tires, Greenville, South Carolina, Simulation modeling and analysis using the
SIMAN simulation language
k) Operations Group, Citibank, N.A. San Juan, Puerto Rico, computerized information
analysis for check cashing schedules from other banks
l) Baxter-Travenol Laboratories, Maricao, Puerto Rico, development and implementation
of computerized decision support system for product mix determination
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
I. Name: Jorge Haddock School: School of Management
Current Rank: Professor
Year and rank of academic appointments at George Mason University:
2009, Dean and Professor
Year and rank of academic appointments at the University of Richmond:
2005, Dean and Professor
Year and rank of academic appointments at Rensselaer:
1986, Assistant Professor, Industrial and Management Engineering
1987, Assistant Professor, Decision Sciences and Engineering Systems (DSES, an
interschool Department reporting to the Deans of Management, Engineering and
Science)
1990, Associate Professor, Decision Sciences and Engineering Systems
1996, Professor, Decision Sciences and Engineering Systems
1999, Professor, Lally School of Management and Technology
2004, Associate Dean, Lally School of Management and Technology
Educational Preparation:
Doctorate of Philosophy, Purdue University, 1981, Industrial Engineering
Master of Science, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1979, Management
Engineering
Bachelor of Science, University of Puerto Rico, 1978, Civil Engineering
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II. Professional Experience
Teaching
Clemson University
1984-86, Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering
University of Puerto Rico
1981-83, Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering
1978-81, Instructor of Industrial Engineering (on leave)
III. Teaching
A. Courses
Engineering Project Management, RSVP, Toluca, Mexico and GM Proving
Grounds (1997), Ramos, Mexico (1998)
Decision Sciences in Operations Management, Executive MBA, F 93-96
51.635 MGMT-4100 Operations Management I, S99, F99, F 00, S01
80.496 Management Science I, F 98, S 99
80.496 Management Science II, F 98
20.470 Manufacturing Planning, F 96, 11, S 96 11
92.201 Statistics for Management, F 97 45
92.220, Production and Operations Management, S 96, 71 students, S 96, 70
92.421, Operations Planning and Control, F 96, 53
20.476, Engineering Economics, F 86, 80 students
39.496, Analytical Methods I Ind Mgt Eng, F 86, 25 students; F 87, 25
students
83.431, Analytical Methods I Mgt, F 87, 120 students; F 88, 140 students; F
89, 140 students
83.620, Inventory and Production Control Models, S 87, 25 students
83.644, Simulation of Operating Systems, S 87, 13 students; Sp 88, 15
students
92.427, IME Design (with G. Simons), S 90, 55 students, S 95, 28, S 96, 50
92.424, Engineering Project Management, U 91, 16 students, S 92, 21
students
92.461, Operations Research Methods for Management I, F 90, 140
students, F 91, 100 students, F 92, 42 students, F 94, 45 students, F
95, 52 students
92.462, Operations Research Methods for Management II, S 92, 50 students,
S 93, 42 students, S 94, 45 students, S 95, 50 students
92.662, Simulation Modeling and Analysis, F 97 61
92.663, Simulation of Large-Scale Systems, S 89, 12 students, S 90, 10
students, S 91, 20 students, S 92, 15 students, S 93, 23 students, S 94,
22 students, S 95, 11 students, S 96, 16 students, S 97, 16 students
92.690, Seminar in DSES Research, 12 students, F 90, S 91
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Clemson University
IE 280, Computational Methods IE, Sp 85, Sp 86, 20 students; Su 85, Su 85, 15
students
IE 481/681, Methods of Operations Research II, Sp 84, 12 students
IE 484/684, Engineering Economic Analysis Su 85, 60 students
IE 486/686, Production Planning and Control, Sp 84, F 84, 18 students
IE 491, Special Problems Sp 85, Su 85, 5 instructors, 10 students
IE 703, Project Management Su 85, 12 students
IE 807, Discrete Systems Simulation F 84, F 85, 12 students
IE 885, Design and Analysis of Simulation Models Sp 85, Sp 86, 12 students
IE 886, OR in Production Control, F 85, 15 students
IE 890, Special Problems F 84, 5 instructors, 10 students
IE 891, Master's Research Sp 85, 5 instructors, 10 students
University of Puerto Rico
Math 161, Introduction to Statistics, Sp 83, 20 students
IE 311, Probability for Engineers, Sp 82, 75 students; F 82, 25 students
IE 312, Statistics for Engineers, F 83, 75 students
IE 411, Introduction to Operations Research, F 81, 75 students; F 83, 25 students
IE 426, Simulation Using SLAM, F 82, F 83, 20 students
IE 501, Seminar for I.E. Seniors, Sp 82, 25 students
IE 611, Probability and Statistics, F 82, 10 students
B. Student Thesis Supervision
1. Thesis Completed
Masters
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
1. Choi, Youngdae, Simulation of Logistics Analysis in Steel Making Plant,
M.S., IME, December 1998
2. Kumar, A., Virtual Tax Advisor A Sales and Use Tax Compliance System,
May 1998
3. Schuman, R, Analysis of Lift Truck Capacity Using Simulation Operations,@
May1995
4. Green, R., "Knowledge Based Simulation of a Robotic Testbed,'' M.S.,
December 1995
5. Fournier, S., "A Simulation Analysis of an Autonomous Robotic Testbed,''
M.S., August 1994
6. Medina, A., Simulation of Traveler's Insurance Information System, M.S.
Thesis, May 1993, Delmar W. Karger Award in Decision Sciences and Engineering
Systems.
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7. Santiago, Elvin, "Simulation Study of Mova Warehouse Operations,'' M.S.,
May 1993
8. Blazquez, M., "Women's Advancement Barriers in Management and
Engineering,'' M.S., September 1992.
9. Unda, Raul (1992), "People, Management and Productivity,'' M.S., May.
10. Rubin, Lisa E. (1992), "Predictive Emission Monitors: A Regression Analysis
of NOX Emissions for Heavy Duty Gas Turbines,'' M.E., May.
11. Topal, Erkan (1992), "Validation Framework for Simulation Generators: An
Implementation,'' M.S., May.
12. Iyer, Natarajan T. (1990), "A Heuristic for Inventory Management of Slow-
Moving Items,'' M.S., August.
13. Joy, Aby (1990), "Validation of a Simulation Generator for Automated
Manufacturing Using Sensitivity Analysis,'' M.S., August.
14. Mass, N. (1990), "Validation of Simulation Generators,'' M.S., May, Delmar W.
Karger Award in Decision Sciences and Engineering Systems.
15. Seshadri, Nitin (1989), "The Use of Decision Support Systems in Simulation
Modeling of an FMS,'' M.S., December.
16. Srivatsan, V.R. (1989), "Simulation of a Flexible Manufacturing Cell,'' M.S.,
December.
17. Blaisdell, Warren W. (1989), "Regenerative Sampling in Inventory System
Simulations,'' M.S., December.
18. Kim, Young C. (1989), "Implementation of Output Analysis Techniques in
RENSAM,'' M.S., December.
19. Figueroa, Max (1989), "Regenerative Sampling in Simulation Experiments,''
M.S., August.
20. Manz, Eileen (1989), "Optimization of a Flexible Manufacturing System
Simulation Model Using Simulated-Annealing,'' M.S., August.
21. Echeandia, Ernesto A. (1988), "Microcomputer Procedures for Simulation,''
M.E., August.
22. Santiesteban, Andres (1988), "Simulation of a Heuristic Rule to Compute the
Production Quantity of Slow-Moving Inventory Items,'' M.S., August.
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23. Reese Bohl, Susan M. (1987), "Engineering Economics Spreadsheet Applica-
tions,'' M.S., August.
Clemson University
24. Yilmaz, S. (1986), "A Simulation Generator for Part Loading in Flexible
Manufacturing Systems,'' M.S., August.
25. Hartshorn, T. A., (1985), "Decision Support System for Machine Selection,''
M.S., August.
26. Owen, Parker S., (1985), "A Simulation Study of an Automatic Transfer Line,''
M.S., August.
27. Thorp, V. A., (1985), "The Personal Service Decision Support System,'' M.S.,
May.
Doctoral
1. Thesis Supervisor
Ph.D. Graduates
Clemson University
1. Bengu, G., (1986), "Simulation-Optimization with Output Analysis
Techniques,'' PhD, December.
2. Tunc, E., (1986), "Production and Workforce Planning in Long Cycle Product
Environments,'' PhD, December.
Rensselaer
3. Kim, Yun B., "Output Analysis of Single Replication Methods in Simulation
Experiments,'' (T.R. Willemain, Co-Advisor), August 1992.
4. Schmidt, D., "A Methodology for Formulating, Formalizing, Validating and
Evaluating a Real-Time Process Control Advisor,'' (W.A. Wallace, Co-
Advisor), August 1993.
5. Court, Mary, "Simulation Output Analysis in the Presence of Random
Disruptions,'' May 1993.
6. Shao, Eric, "A Real Time Stochastic Process Control System for Process
Manufacturing,'' (G. Runger, Co-Advisor), May 1993.
7. Ayala-Cruz, Jorge, "Simulation Optimization with Multiple Objectives Using
a Genetic Algorithm,'' August 1993.
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8. Nagar, A., "Two-Machine Bi-Criteria Flowshop Scheduling Problem,'' August
1993.
9. Topal, Erkan, "A Validation Paradigm for Simulation Generators,'' May, 1994.
10. Rovira, Margarita, "Dynamic Abstraction Mechanisms for Simulation
Environments,'' (D. Spooner), Computer Science, May 1994.
11. Voss, Pieter, " Estimating Steady State Mean in Short Simulations with Initial
Transient,'' May 1997
12. Ozdemir, Muhsin, Evolutionary Computing for Feature Selection and
Predictive Data Mining, (M. Embrechts, Co-Advisor), May 2002
13. Espina, Maritza, To Renew or Not to Renew: An Empirical Study of Patent
Valuation and Maintenance by the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry, May 2003
14. Yavuz, Veli, The Effectiveness of Interactive In-class Exercises on Learning:
A Case from Linear Programming Education, May 2003
15. Hurley, Pamela, An Empirical Investigation Using a Real Options Analysis
Framework for Making the Optimal Allocations of Financial Resources and
Application to Investment Decisions Under Uncertainty, May 2005.
2. Committee member
1. Natasha Yakovchuk, Estimating and Evaluating Sources of Temporal
Deviations from Flight Plans, DSES, October 2003
2. Ender Gurgen (Engineering Science), Efficiency and Stock Market Performances
of Electric Power Generating Companies: A Comprehensive Analysis of
Deregulation and Reregulation Era, July 2003
3. Rifat Gorener (Management), Investors Behavior and Rotated Asset Pricing
Models Empirical Evidence, July 2003
4. Ding Li (Management), Empirical Study of Investment Behavior in Equity
Markets Using Wavelet Methods, Ph.D., May 2003
5. Sudhi Rao (DSES), A Study of the Effects of a Distributed System on Group
Communications and Group Work in a Real-Time Operational Environment,
July 2003
6. Omer Gundogdu, Quantification and Assessment of Objective Function
Performance in Manual Materials Handling, Ph.D., August 2000
7. Omer Demirel, Applications of the Bootstrap in Scenario Generation, May 2000
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8. Bhaskaran, Krishnakumar(1988), Modeling and Analytical Foundations of the
Stochastic, Multiple Objective Optimization Problem for Integrated Warehouse
Operations
9. Puay Koon Lim (1990), "Toward a Distributed Information System Simulator,''
PhD, May.
10. Loo Thoe Lim (1993), "Simulation of Financial Models.''
11. Chengche Feng (1993), "Sensitivity Analysis of Discrete Event Dynamic Systems
by a Petri Net-based Perturbation Method.''
12. Min Cheol Kang (1994), "Cognitive Engineering Models in Decision Support for
Crisis Management in Technological Systems.''
13. Adnan Ahmad (1993), "A Procedure for Deriving a Small Portfolio of Non-
Dominated Routes from a Stochastic Multi-objective Network.''
14. Abraham M. Michelen (1994), "Simulation and Analysis of Petri Nets using
Parallel Algorithms.''
15. Donald. R. Lefebvre (1995), "A Performance Analysis Method for Distributed
Real-Time Robotic Systems: A Case Study of Remote Tele-operation."
16. Ja-Shen Chen, "Manufacturing Planning.''
17. Jongwook Kim (1995), "The Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of a Discrete
Event Dynamic System Using Time Petri Net Models"
18. Victor J. Blue (1996), "An In-Vehicle Multiple Objective Routing and Supply
Control Approach to Dynamic Traffic Assignment"
19. Maniatty, William A., High Performance Computing Tools with Applications to
Epidemics and Population Dynamics, December 1998
20. Tao, Yi-Cheng, A Differential Control Method for Distributed Database Updates
Using Concurrent Rule-Based Shells, June 1997
21. Jangha Cho, A Rule-Based Model for Distributed Workflow Process Control: A
Case Study with Samsung Product Data Management System, May 1999
22. Gile, Michael, A Methodology for Distributed Simulation of Colored Stochastic
Petri Nets Using Networks of Workstations, (F. DiCesare, Advisor), May 1998
23. Rajagopalan, Srinivasan, Flow path Design and Analysis of AGV Based
Material Handling Systems, (S. Heragu, Advisor), May 1999
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24. Kizil, Mevlut, Simultaneous Process and Facility Design with Single Loop
Materials Handling Systems, January 1998
3. Post Doctoral Research Associates
Bengu, G., January 1987-August 1987
Marchandon, S., January-August 1995
Joret, Erwan, March-June 1998
C. Course and Curriculum Development
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
83.644, Simulation Modeling and Analysis (revised)
University of Puerto Rico
IE 425, Computerized Information Systems (revised)
IE Decision Support Systems for IEs
IV. Publications
A. Books and Monographs
1. Haddock, J., Creating Global Business Leaders: Business Education at the
Intersection of Innovation, Technology, and Globalization, Aspatore Books,
Boston, MA, 2007.
B. Book Chapters
2. Haddock, J., Inside the Minds: Business School Leadership Strategies: Top Deans
Offer Keys to Success, Aspatore Books, Boston, MA, February 2007.
Refereed
3. D. Schmidt, J. Haddock, S. Marchandon, G. C. Runger, W. A. Wallace and R. N.
Wright, Formulating, Formalizing, Validating, and Evaluating Hybrid
Intelligent Process Control Systems, Advances in Expert Systems for Management:
Evaluation and Value in Knowledge-Based Systems (Editors: M. R. Grabowski and
W. A. Wallace), Volume 2, 1997, 193-212
4. Foley, W., S. Jain and J. Haddock (1994), "Using Simulation Generators for
Modeling Flexible Manufacturing Systems,'' Progress in Simulation: Volume 2, J. V.
Leonard and G. W. Zobrist, Eds., Ablex Publishing, 1994
5. Haddock, J. and C. Hsu (1988), "A Simulation Expert System Framework for
Flexible Manufacturing Systems,'' Expert Systems Methods and Studies, Studies in
Management Science and Systems series, 17, E. Turban and P. R. Watkins, Eds.,
North-Holland Publishing Co., 73-86.
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Non-refereed
6. Haddock, J. (1987), User-Oriented Operations Research Methodologies (MICOR),
companion software package for Operations Research: Principles and Practice,
Second Edition, by Ravindran, Phillips a Solberg, John Wiley and Sons, New
York.
7. Haddock, J. and Davis, R. P. (1987), "Building a Simulation Generator for
Manufacturing Cell Design and Control,'' Simulation: Modeling Manufacturing and
Service Systems, Industrial Engineering and Management Press, Institute of
Industrial Engineers, Norcross, Georgia, 85-92.
8. Bohl, S. and J. Haddock (1989), Instructor's Manual for Engineering Economy 8/e,
by DeGarmo, Sullivan and Bontadelli, Prentice-Hall.
9. Haddock, J. and Y. C. Kim (1991), "Simulation Analysis for Flexible
Manufacturing Systems Using RENSAM,'' Microprocessors in Robotic and
Manufacturing Systems, S. Tzafestas, Ed., Kluwer Publishing Co.
10. Schmidt, D., J. Haddock, G. Runger, W.A. Wallace and R. Wright (1997),
"Formulating, Formalizing, Validating and Evaluating Hybrid Intelligent Process
Control Systems,'' Advances in Expert Systems in Management, Volume 2, JAI Press
Inc., Greenwich, CT, (M. Grabowski and W.A. Wallace, editors), 193-212.
B. Journal Articles
1. In refereed journals
1. Major articles-Published
11. Haddock, J. and F. T. Sparrow (1985), "Energy Planning for Puerto Rico: A
Systems Modeling Approach,'' IIE Transactions 17, 1, 75-83.
12. Haddock, J. and M. Rodriquez (1985), "Modeling a Product-Mix Determination
Problem,'' Journal of Applied Mathematical Modeling 9, 5, 370-374.
13. Davis, R. P. and J. Haddock (1986), "A Simulation Generator for the Selection and
Design of Material Handling Devices,'' IASTED International Journal of Modeling
and Simulation 6, 3, 90-95.
14. Bengu, G. and J. Haddock (1986), "A Generative Simulation-Optimization
System,'' Computers and Industrial Engineering 10, 4, 301-313.
15. Davis, R. P., J. Haddock and M. A. Haddock (1987), "Machining Station Control
Action Modeling,'' Material Flow, 4, 199-204.
16. Haddock, J. (1987), "An Expert System Framework based on a Simulation
Generator,'' Simulation 48, 2, 45-53.
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17. Haddock, J. (1988), "A Simulation Generator for Flexible Manufacturing Systems
Design and Control,'' IIE Transactions 20, 1, 22-31.
18. Haddock, J. (1988), "User-Oriented Operations Research Software,'' Journal of
Applied Mathematical Modeling 12, 268-272.
19. Haddock, J. and T. Hartshorn (1989), "Decision Support System for Machine
Selection,'' Computers and Industrial Engineering 16, 2, 277-286.
20. Haddock, J. and D. Hubicki (1989), "Which Lot-Sizing Techniques Are Used in
Materials Requirements Planning,'' Production and Inventory Management Journal
30, 3, 53-56.
21. Haddock, J. and R. O'Keefe (1990), "Using Artificial Intelligence to Facilitate
Manufacturing Systems,'' Computers and Industrial Engineering 18, 3, 275-283.
22. O'Keefe, R. and J. Haddock (1990), "Data Driven Generic Simulators for Flexible
Manufacturing Systems,'' International Journal of Production Research 29, 9, 1795-
1810.
23. Haddock, J., N. Seshadri and V. R. Srivatsan (1991), "The Use of Decision Support
Systems in Simulation Modeling,'' Journal of Manufacturing System 10, 6, 484-491.
21. Evans, G. and J. Haddock (1992), "Mathematical Models for the Design of
Flexible Manufacturing Systems,'' Production Planning and Control, 3, 158-167.
22. Tunc, E. A. and J. Haddock (1992), "Production and Work Force Planning in
Long-Cycle Product Environments: A Survey,'' Journal of Manufacturing Systems
11, 4, 238-245.
23. Haddock, J. and J. Mittenthal (1992), "Simulation Optimization Using Simulated
Annealing,'' Computers and Industrial Engineering 22, 4, 387-395.
24. Haddock, J. (1993), "Profile of a Nurturing College Professor, '' Journal of
Engineering Education, 82, 34-37.
25. Kim, Y. B., J. Haddock and T. R. Willemain (1993), "The Binary Bootstrap:
Inference with Auto-correlated Binary Data,'' Communications in Statistics, 22, 1,
205-216.
26. Haddock, J., N. T. Iyer and A. Nagar (1994), "A Heuristic for Inventory
Management of Slow-Moving Items,'' Production Planning and Control 5, 2, (DSES
Technical Report 37-89-202), 165-174.
27. Tunc, E. A. and J. Haddock (1994), "A Multistage Approach for Production and
Work Force Planning in Long-Cycle Product Environments,'' Production Planning
and Control 5:5, 465-474.
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28. Bengu, G. and J. Haddock (1994), "Implementation of General Search Procedures
in a Simulation Optimization System,'' International Journal of Computer Simulation
4, 305-325.
29. Nagar, A., J. Haddock and S. Heragu (1995), "Multiple and Bicriteria Scheduling:
A Literature Survey,'' European Journal of Operations Research, 81, 88-104.
30. Nagar, A., S. Heragu and J. Haddock (1995), "A Branch and Bound Approach for
a 2-Machine Flowshop Scheduling Problem,'' Journal of the Operational Research
Society, 46:6, 721-734.
31. Haddock, J. (1995), "Automated Simulation Modeling and Analysis for
Manufacturing Systems,'' Production Planning and Control 6, 4, 352-357.
32. Nagar, A., J. Haddock and S. Heragu (1996), "A Combined Branch-and-Bound
and Genetic Algorithm Based Approach for a Flowshop Scheduling Problem,''
Annals of Operations Research, 63, 397-4414.
33. Schmidt, D., J. Haddock, G. Runger, W.A. Wallace and R. Wright (March 1998),
"A Methodology for Formulating, Formalizing, Validating and Evaluating a
Real-Time Process Control Advisor,'' IIE Transactions, 30:3, 235-245
34. Shao, Y.E., J. Haddock, G.C. Runger and W.A. Wallace (2000), Adaptive
Controllers to Integrate SPC and EPC, Communications in Statistics Simulation
and Computation, 28:1, 13-36.
35. Voss, P., J. Haddock and T.R. Willemain, Estimating Steady State Mean in Short
Simulations with Initial Transient, DSES Technical Report #37-96-443, European
Journal of Operational Research, July, 2002. (EJOR #99227)
36. Court, M. and J. Haddock (1998), "A Simulation Output Analysis Approach for
Large and Complex Systems,'' IIE Transactions
Submitted to Refereed Journals and/or in Progress
37. Court, M. and J. Haddock, "A Simulation Output Analysis Approach for Systems
with Random Disruptions,'' DSES Technical Report
38. Court, M. and J. Haddock, "A Practical Simulation Output Analysis Approach for
Systems with Random Disruptions,'' DSES Technical Report
39. Kim, Willemain, Haddock and Runger, "Simulation Output Analysis using the
Threshold Bootstrap,'' DSES Technical Report
40. Ayala-Cruz, J. and J. Haddock, "A General Scheme of Simulation Optimization
Using a Genetic Algorithm,'' DSES Technical Report
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41. Ayala-Cruz, J. and J. Haddock, "A Multi-Objective Simulation Optimization
Method Using a Genetic Algorithm with Applications in Manufacturing,'' DSES
Technical Report
42. Topal and Haddock, "A Validation Methodology for Data Driven Simulators Part
I: Procedures and Techniques,'' DSES Technical Report
43. Topal and Haddock, "A Validation Methodology for Data Driven Simulators Part
II: Implementation Scheme,'' DSES Technical Report
(b) Abstracts, letter of correspondence, book reviews, etc.
44. Haddock, J. (1986), Book Review of Banks and Carson, Discrete-Event Simulation,
Simulation 46, 2, 67-68.
45. Haddock, J. and L. Hanifin (1988), "Operations Research Applications in
Manufacturing,'' IIE Transactions, (Introductory Paper, Special Issue, Operations
Research Applications in Manufacturing), 20, 1, 3.
46. Haddock, J. (1989), Simulation: Applications in Manufacturing, R. D. Hurrion,
Editor, International Trend in Manufacturing Technology Series, Springer-
Verlag, American Scientist.
2. In non-refereed journals
(a) Major articles
47. Haddock, J. and Davis, R.P. (1985), "Building a Simulation Generator for
Manufacturing Cell Design and Control,'' Proceedings: 1985 IIE Annual
International Conference, May 1985, 237-244, Invited
48. Davis, R.P. and Haddock, J. (1985), "Manufacturing Planning and Control
Systems,'' Proceedings: 1985 ASME International Computers in Engineering Con-
ference.
49. Haddock, J. (1985), "Simulation of Flexible Manufacturing Systems Using
SIMAN,'' Proceedings: XI Congress, National Academy of Engineering of Mexico, San
Luis PotosR, Mexico, September 25-27, 31-38.
50. Watford, B.A., J. Haddock and W.J. Kennedy (1986), "Computer Integration in
the Industrial Engineering Curriculum at Clemson University,'' Proceedings:
UPCAEDM '86, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg,
Virginia, August 20-22, 147-150.
51. Haddock, J. and G. Bengu (1987), "Application of a Simulation Optimization
System for a Continuous Review Inventory Model,'' Proceedings: 1987 Winter
Simulation Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, December 14-16, 382-390.
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52. Alloway, J. A. and J. Haddock (1988), "Simulation, Skill Retention and Rural
Emergency Medical Service Systems,'' Simulators V: Proceedings of the 1988
Eastern Simulation Conference 19, 4, April 18-21, Orlando, Florida, October, 325-
329.
53. Haddock, J. (1988), Panelist, "Validation: Expanding the Boundaries,''
Proceedings: 1988 Winter Simulation Conference, San Diego, December.
54. Manz, E., J. Haddock and J. Mittenthal (1989), "Optimization of a Flexible
Manufacturing System Simulation Model Using Simulated-Annealing,''
Proceedings: 1989 Winter Simulation Conference, Washington, DC, December.
55. Haddock, J. and Y.C. Kim (1990), "Rensselaer's Simulator for Automated
Manufacturing: RENSAM,'' 1990 International Industrial Engineering Conference
Proceedings, San Francisco, California, May, 357-359.
56. Kim, Yun B. and J. Haddock (1990), "Optimizing a Simulation Model of a Flexible
Manufacturing System with Simulated Annealing When the Feasible Region
Increases in Dimension,'' Proceedings: Eleventh Korean Symposium on Science and
Technology, Seoul, Korea, June 25-July 7.
57. Singh, A., W.A. Wallace, J. Haddock and R. Wright (1990), "Expert Systems and
the Direct Resistance Annealing of Copper,'' Proceedings: Wire Association
International's 60th Annual Convention and Exhibition, Boston, MA, October 28-
November 1.
58. Haddock, J. and T.R. Willemain (1990), "Sequential Bayesian Analysis of
Simulation Experiments,'' Proceedings: 1990 Winter Simulation Conference, New
Orleans, December.
59. Schmidt, D., J. Haddock and W.A. Wallace (1991), "Modeling the Manufacturing
Process: An Assessment of Three Approaches to Simulation,'' 1991 International
Industrial Engineering Conference Proceedings, Detroit, May 401-410.
60. Singh, A., W.A. Wallace, J. Haddock, and R. Wright (1991), "Expert Systems and
the Direct Resistance Annealing of Copper,'' Wire Journal International 24, 9,
September, 253-257.
61. Haddock, J. (1991), "Achieve Your Potential,'' Equal Opportunity 25, 1, (DSES
Technical Report 37-91-267).
62. Schmidt, D., J. Haddock, R. Wright, and W.A. Wallace (1992), "Visual Modeling
for Intelligent Process Control of Hot Dip Galvanizing,'' Journal of Minerals,
Metals and Materials Society, January.
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63. Schmidt, D., J. Haddock and W.A. Wallace (1992), "A Framework for Real-Time
Process Control Using Neural Networks and Simulation,'' Proceedings: First
Industrial Engineering Research Conference, Chicago, May 20-21, 411-414
64. Schmidt, D., J. Haddock, W.A. Wallace, and R. Wright (1992), "Visual Modeling:
A Knowledge Acquisition Method for Intelligent Process Control Systems,''
Proceedings: Fifth International Conference on Industrial and Engineering Applications
of Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems, (edited by F. Belli and F. J.
Radermacher), New York, Springer-Verlag, 294-303.
65. Evans, G. and J. Haddock (1992), "Models for Design and Operation of Flexible
Manufacturing Systems,'' IE News: Operations Research 27, 1, 1-3
66. Blaisdell, W. and J. Haddock (1992), "SIMSTAT: A Tool for Simulation Analysis,''
Proceedings: 1992 Winter Simulation Conference, Washington, DC, December 13-16,
421-425.
67. Rovira, M., J. Haddock and D. L. Spooner (1993), "Dynamic Abstraction
Mechanisms for Simulation Environments,'' Proceedings: 1993 NSF Conference
Proceedings, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, January 6-8.
68. Kim, Y.B., J. Haddock and T.R. Willemain (1993), "Estimating the Variance
Inflation Factor in Simulation Output,'' Proceedings: 1993 Society for Computer
Simulation Western Multiconference, San Diego, January.
69. Shao, E., G. Runger, J. Haddock and W.A. Wallace (1993), "Controlling the
Transient Stage of a Manufacturing Process,'' Proceedings: Second Industrial
Engineering Research Conference, Los Angeles, May 26-27, 739-743.
70. Court, M. and J. Haddock (1993), "Output Analysis for Simulation Models in the
Presence of Random Disruptions,'' Proceedings: Second Industrial Engineering
Research Conference, Los Angeles, May 26-27, 715-719.
71. Blaisdell, W. and J. Haddock (1993), "Simulation Analysis Using SIMSTAT 2.0,''
Proceedings: 1993 Winter Simulation Conference, Washington, DC, December 12-15,
213-217.
72. Voss, P. and J. Haddock (1993), "Simulation Based Performance Analysis of an
Intelligent Robotic System Control Architecture,'' Proceedings: 1993 Winter
Simulation Conference, Los Angeles, December 12-15, 1363-1364
73. Rovira, M., D. L. Spooner and J. Haddock (1993), "The Concept of Views in
Simulation,'' Proceedings: 1993 Winter Simulation Conference, Los Angeles,
December 12-15, 552-559.
74. Kim, Y.B., T.R. Willemain, J. Haddock and G. C. Runger (1993), "The Threshold
Bootstrap: A New Approach to Simulation Output Analysis,'' Proceedings: 1993
Winter Simulation Conference, Los Angeles, December 12-15, 458-502.
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75. Rovira, M., D. L. Spooner and J. Haddock (1994), "A View Mechanism as an
Analysis Tool for Simulation,'' Proceedings: 1994 NSF Conference Proceedings,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, January 5-7.
76. Rovira, M., D. L. Spooner and J. Haddock (1994), "A View Mechanism as an
Analysis Tool for Simulation,'' Proceedings: 1994 NSF Conference Proceedings,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, January 5-7.
77. Court, M.C. and J. Haddock, "A New Output Analysis Approach for Systems
Experiencing Disruptions,'' Proceedings: 1994 Winter Simulation Conference,
Orlando, Florida.
78. J. Haddock and Bob Schuman (1994), " Analysis of Lift Truck Capacity Using
Simulation Operations,'' IE News XXX:2, 1-3
79. P. Voss, J. Haddock and T.R. Willemain (1996), Estimating Steady State Mean
from Short Transient Simulations, Proceedings: 1996 Winter Simulation Conference,
San Diego, December 8-11, 222-229.
80. Graves, R.J., J. Haddock, S.S. Heragu, C.J. Malmborg, C. Selwood (1997), Recent
Developments in Manufacturing Systems Engineering Curricula at Rensselaer,
Proceedings of the 1997 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and
Cybernetics, Orlando, FL, October 1997, 2466-2471
81. Muhsin Ozdemir, Mark J. Embrechts, Curt M. Breneman, and Kristin Bennett,
Jorge Haddock, Feature Selection for In-Silico Drug Design using Genetic Algorithms
with Implicit Nonlinear Latent Variable Regression, ICANN/ICONIP (13th
International Conference on Artificial Neural Networks and 10th International
Conference Neural Information Processing, Istanbul, Turkey, 2003.
82. Brenda Cruz, Jos Holgu n-Veras, John Polimeni, Ning Xu, George List, Jorge
Haddock and Jeana Nordstrom, Off-peak Freight Deliveries: Challenges and
Stakeholders Perceptions, PANAM XIII, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy,
New York, 2004
83. David Goldsman, Mary Court and Jorge Haddock, A Framework for Simulating
Human Cognitive Behavior and Movement when Predicting Impacts of
Catastrophic Events, Winter Simulation Conference, Washington DC, December
5-8
(b) Other publications (major research reports, etc.).
84. Haddock, J., Creating Business Leaders: Business Education at the Intersection
of Innovation, Technology, and Globalization, AACSB e-newsletter, Dean s
Corner, (Premier accrediting agency for collegiate schools of business distributed
to over 40,000 business school deans and educators around the world), May 2008.
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Technical Reports
85. Shao, E., G. Runger, J. Haddock and W.A. Wallace (1995), "Determining the
Optimal Target of a Continuous Process,'' European Journal of Operational Research,
accepted subject to revisions.
86. Haddock, J. (1980), "Solar Energy for Puerto Rico,'' progress report submitted to
Brookhaven National Laboratories as graduate research assistant, Purdue
University, West Lafayette, Indiana.
87. Haddock, J. and K.G. Soderstrom (1980), "Potential of Solar Energy in Industrial
Air Cooling in Puerto Rico,'' ORAU Faculty Program, University of Puerto Rico,
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.
88. Haddock, J. (1981), "Energy Planning for Puerto Rico: A Systems Modeling
Approach,'' unpublished PhD thesis, Purdue University.
89. Haddock, J. (1983), "Decision Support Systems in Industrial Engineering
Curricula,'' Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Puerto Rico,
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.
90. Haddock, J. (1984), "Applications of Multi-Objective Programming in Energy
Planning.''
91. Haddock, J. and F.T. Sparrow (1984), "Non-Conventional Energy Sources and
Multiple Energy Policy: A Case Study of Puerto Rico.''
92. Kroske, J. and J. Haddock (1985), "Developing a Sediment Impact Model Using a
General Purpose Simulation Language.''
93. Haddock, J. and P.F. Petersen (1986), "A Data Base Management System for
Project Management.''
94. Gonzalez, M., J. Haddock and Y.B. Kim (1987), "State Transformations for
Regenerative Sampling in Simulation Experiments,'' DSES Technical Report 37-
87-115.
95. Alloway, J. A. and J. Haddock (1987), "Simulation Addresses the Special Needs
of Rural Emergency Medical Service Systems,'' DSES Technical Report 37-87-111.
96. Reeve, R., and J. Haddock (1987), "Estimating the Distribution of the Cost
Function of an Inventory Model,'' DSES Technical Report 37-87-113.
97. Klebes, J. and J. Haddock (1988), "Expert System Knowledge Elicitation
Techniques for Dynamic Job Shop Scheduling,'' DSES Technical Report 37-88-
176.
98. Gonzales, M., and J. Haddock (1988), "Regenerative Sampling in Simulation
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Experiments: A Review,'' DSES Technical Report 37-87-127.
99. Bengu, G. and J. Haddock (1988), "Advances in Simulation Output Analysis
Techniques,'' DSES Technical Report 37-88-117.
100. Tunc, E. A. and J. Haddock (1988), "The Design of Hierarchical Production
Planning Systems: An Overview'', DSES Technical Report 37-88-181.
101. Haddock, J. and H.H. Lakhani (1989), "Changing Profiles of the Material
Handling Systems and the Role of Simulation: Some Practical
Considerations,'' DSES Technical Report 37-89-198.
102. Haddock, J. (1991), "Achieving Your Potential in College: A Multicultural
Perspective,'' DSES Technical Report 37-91-266.
103. Haddock, J., J. Ayala-Cruz, and D.C. Schmidt (1991), "Simulation
Applications in Production Planning and Control,'' DSES Technical Report 37-
91-268.
104. Kim, Y. B., J. Haddock and T. R. Willemain, "Comparison of Batch Means and
Binary Bootstrap for Simulation Output Analysis,'' DSES Technical Report.
105. Haddock, J. and R. Unda (1992), "People, Management and Productivity,''
DSES Technical Report 37-92-340, October 1992
106. Mass, N. and J. Haddock (1991), "A Validation Framework for Simulation
Generators,'' (DSES Technical Report 37-87-237).
107. Haddock, J., N. Mass, and E. Topal (1991), "A Validation Framework for
Simulation Generators and Its Implementation,'' (DSES Technical Report 37-
91-301).
108. Haddock, J., A. Singh and W. A. Wallace (1991), "An Object Programming
Approach to Knowledge Acquisition for Modeling Direct Resistance
Annealing of Copper Wire,'' (DSES Technical Report 37-91-296).
109. Nagar, Raghavachari, Heragu and Haddock, "The Efficient Frontier for a 2-
machine Bicriteria Flowshop Scheduling Problem,'' DSES Technical Report
110. Didonato, D., and J. Haddock, "Inventory Database Integration,'' DSES
Technical Report
111. Vujosevic, R. and J. Haddock (1992), "Modeling and Simulation in a
Concurrent Design Environment,'' (DSES Technical Report), submitted to IIE
Transactions, April.
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Other Scholarly Publications
112. Haddock, J. (1985), Laboratory Manual for IE 280 % Computational Methods in
Industrial Engineering, Department of Industrial Engineering, Clemson
University.
113. Haddock, J. (1986), Marketing Book Review, Ravindran A., D. T. Phillips and
J. J. Solberg, Operations Research: Principles and Practice, 2nd Ed., John Wiley &
Sons (Charity Robey, Editor).
114. Bengu, G. and J. Haddock (1987), SIMAN Execution Manual, Center for
Industrial and Management Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 67-
68.
115. Haddock, J. (1991), "Creating a New University Environment,'' Rensselae
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