Computer Engineering

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ac03ls@r.postjobfree.com 521 Popes Island Rd.,

http://www.DocJava.com/ Milford CT 06461-1740

https://www.linkedin.com/in/docjava Phone 203-***-**** EDUCATION

PhD, December 1991, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Computer and Systems Engineering

Thesis: Parallel Parking with

Nonholonomic Constraints

MS, May 1985, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,

Computer and Systems Engineering

Thesis: The Standard Renderer's

Interface

BS, May 1983, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,

Computer and Systems Engineering

Senior Project in ACM SIGGRAPH,

1983

EXPERIENCE

Books I wrote

Henry Holt 1997

Prentice Hall

1999

Prentice Hall

2004

2017-present Hardiman Lawrence Scholarship committee 2016-present, Angel Investor Forum of Connecticut, Member. 1999-present, Fairfield University, full, tenured professor. Author of three books (covers to left)

2015, Applied Research Lab founder

2016, Yale University, Visiting Professor.

2016-present Director Electrical and Computer Engineering Graduate Program 2014-2015, Chair of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department 1999-2014, Chair of the Computer Engineering Department 2014-present, Professional Engineer (PE)

2011-2016, Member of Connecticut Council of Dean’s 2017-present, Member ABET CEAA (Committee on Eng. Acc. Activities). 2016, ABET: alternate Member at Large of the IEEE Committee on Education Accreditation Activities (CEAA).

2012-2016, ABET: Engineering Accreditation Commission Program Evaluator. ABET: Led two Program preparations (full 6 years granted for each review). 2016 and 2013, Successful crowd funding projects

2009-present, President of Inventors Association of Connecticut 2013, Connecticut Technology Council business plan judge 2014, Led creation of first Engineering Entrepreneurship course, student team won 1st place for statewide business plan competition

2014, Led creation of ECE MS Program, grew to over 80 students by 2015. 2013, Led creation of 5-year program (BS CpE, MS ECE). 2013, Led creation of 5-year program (BS EE, MS ECE). 2010, Started biomedical engineering minor.

2012, Bridgeport Engineering Institute Fellow.

2004, Co-author of the IEEE/ACM Computer Engineering Body of Knowledge 2007, Chair of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. 2006, Chair of the Student Life Committee.

2003, Chair of Long Range Planning Sub-Committee on Assessment. 2005, Led creation of first industrial cohort, with Norden. 2000-2005, NSF panelist

2008-2016, Lyon-Ratafia, Partner and CTO; A technology-based startup. Diffraction rangefinder (a Java-based photonic device for endoscopy). 1996-present, DocJava, Inc., President.

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Consulting; Amazon Web Services (AWS/EC2/RDS); J2EE, Java-EJB, JSP, Servlets, RMI/SQL-etc. Software Development Leader, IoT, FinTech. Short Client List: Broadview, Inc. (OOP training), DeWitt Tool (diffraction metrology, photonic software design), Sikorsky Aircraft (genetic algorithms for laminate design), Janus Associates, Northrop Grumman, Goddard Space Flight Center, Silent PC.

1993-1999, University of Bridgeport, Computer Science and Engineering Dept., Assistant Professor. Founding Director; Image Sequence Processing Laboratory. 1996-1999, Member of the Faculty Council, September. 1996-1999, Member of the Faculty Senate, September. 1995-1999, Pioneered Internet-based courseware.

1992-1993, AT&T Bell Laboratory, Post-Doctoral Member of Technical Staff, Murray Hill, NJ, Graphic research resulted in international broadcast on PBS Live at AT&T Bell Labs using an AT&T Pixel Machine (a fine-grained MIMD machine). Research in video games on Silicon Graphics Reality Engine and HDTV 1986-1991, RAYTEL, Inc., Chief Scientist. Troy, NY. Research on raster-to-vector conversion, laser display and 3D camera.

1986-1991, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Image Processing Laboratory, Research Assistant. UNIX System Administration, Research in photo interpretation, color separation and image-sequence processing.

1985-1986, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Member of Technical Staff, AI Research Group, worked in ZetaLisp (flavor system) and on multiple reasoning engine (MRE). 1984, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Image Processing Laboratory, Research Assistant. Research in solid modeling (PRIME 750 and IBM 4300 VM/CMS). 1983, Summer, Cornell Medical Center, Cronobiology Research Laboratory, programmer. Research in biologically motivated scientific visualization. 1982-1983, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Image Processing Laboratory, Research in real-time 3D input devices.

1980-1981, Electronic Body Arts, Computer Engineer. Research in real-time 2D tracking.

1978-1979, Management Games Institute, Instructor, taught microprocessor programming (8080), programmed business applications. Grants

2016 PI, Kickstarter – $5.8k

2016 PI, Servo-Robot - $180k

2015 PI, NASA Space Grant - $8k

2014 PI, Altera - $3k

2013 PI, Kickstarter - $7.8k

2012 Co-Leader, Google Workshop, CS4HS - $10k

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2011 PI, Nvidia - $7k

2010 PI, Altera - $10k

2010 PI, Nvidia-$4k

2010 PI, Altera - $8k

2009 PI, Altera - $88k

2009 PI, Altera - $177k

2009 PI, Altera - $38k

2007 PI, Altera - $5k

2007 Senior Member, NSF SBIR Phase II, DeWitt Tool Brothers, Inc, - $500k 2006 PI, Altera - $44k

2006 PI, Altera - $53k

2006 PI, Xlinx - $2k

2005 Senior Member, NSF SBIR Phase I, DeWitt Tool Brothers-$97k 2005 PI, Fairfield University Faculty Research Committee Grant - $900 2001 PI, Fairfield University - Release-Time for Pedagogical Uses of Technology 1996 PI, EFA Grant -$50k

1995 Senior Member, NSF SBIR Phase II, DeWitt Tool Brothers-$300k 1994 PI, Ethics and Values Studies Program of the NSF-$2k 1994 PI, NSF ILI Grant –$50k

1994 PI, University of Bridgeport Larsen Professor of System Analysis–$3k 1993 Senior Member, NSF SBIR Phase I (DeWitt Tool Brothers, Inc)–$50k 1991 PI, NYSCA Meet the Composer Grant–$500

1990 PI, NYSCA Meet the Composer–$400

1988 PI, NYSCA Meet the Composer–$300

1988 NSF Grant (Participant in development, Image Processing Lab)–$1,202,930 1985 PI, Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society–$500 1977 PI, NSF supported voice synthesis research at North Carolina State University. Publications to

appear

“Heterogeneous Autonomic Screen-Saver CPU Scavenging”, Journal of Autonomic and Trusted Computing, Douglas A. Lyon, Pawel Krepsztul, Francisco Castellano. Books and book

chapters

Java Digital Signal Processing, Douglas A. Lyon and H. Rao, Revised Epub Ed., Amazon, Jan. 2015.

Image Processing in Java, Douglas A. Lyon, Revised Epub Ed., Amazon, Jan. 2014. Java for Programmers, Douglas A. Lyon, Revised Epub Ed., Amazon, Jan. 2013. Java for Programmers, Douglas A. Lyon, Prentice Hall, Feb 2004, 865 pages. Image Processing in Java, Douglas A. Lyon, Prentice Hall. April 1999, 551 pages. Java Digital Signal Processing, Douglas A. Lyon and H. Rao, Henry Holt. November 1997, 428 pages.

“Tutorial on the MIDI Standard”, Douglas A. Lyon, chapter in Standards in Computer Generated Music, G. Haus and I. Pighi, Editors. IEEE Computer Society Press, 1996.

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Journal

Publications

1. “Range finding Method Using Diffraction Gratings”, Applied Optics, Thomas D. DeWitt and Douglas A. Lyon, May 10, 1995, vol. 34 no.14, pp. 2510-2521. 2. “Using Stochastic Petri Nets for Real-time Nth-order Stochastic Composition”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Computer Music Journal, Winter 1995, vol. 19, no. 4, pp. 13-22. 3. “On the Teaching of Computer Music with C by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Computing in Small Colleges, April, 1998, 12 pages. 4. “Moly: a prototype handheld 3D digitizer with diffraction optics” Optical Engineering, by Thomas Ditto and Douglas A. Lyon, vol. 39, no. 1, Jan., 2000. pp. 69-78.

5. “There’s More Than One Way to Build a Bridge”, By Douglas A. Lyon and Christopher L. Huntley, IEEE Computer, May, 2002, pp. 102-103. 6. “Sensor Fusion and bang-bang control with nonholonomic constraints”, by Douglas A. Lyon, JSME International Journal, June, 2002, pp. 479-486.7. “CentiJ: An RMI Code Generator”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 1, no. 5, Nov/Dec, 2002, pp. 1-32.

8. “Simulating Multiple Inheritance in Java”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience. vol. 14, 2002, pp. 987-1008. 9. “A Min-time Analysis of Three Trajectories with Curvature and Nonholonomic Constraints Using a Parallel Parking Criterion”, by Douglas A. Lyon, JSME International Journal, Series C, vol. 46, no. 4, December, 2003, pp. 1523-1530. 10. “Asynchronous RMI for CentiJ”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 3, no. 3, March-April, 2004, pp. 49-64. 11. “Project Imperion: New Semantics, Facade and Command Design Patterns for Swing”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 3, no. 5, May- June, 2004, pp. 51-64.

12. “The Imperion Threading System” by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 3, no. 7, July-August, 2004, pp. 57-70. 13. “Project Initium: Programmatic Deployment” by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 3, no. 8, September-October, 2004, pp. 55-69. 14. “The Initium X.509 Certificate Wizard” by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 3, no. 10, November-December, 2004, pp. 75-88. 15. “On the use of a Visual Cortical Sub-band Model for Interactive Heuristic Edge Detection”, by Douglas A. Lyon, International Journal of Pattern Recognition & Artificial Intelligence (IJPRAI). vol. 18, no. 4, 2004, pp. 585-606. 16. “Resource Bundling for Distributed Computing” by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 4, no. 1, January-February, 2005, pp. 45-58. CURRICULUM VITAE of Prof. Douglas Lyon, Ph.D.

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17. “Java Optimization for Superscalar and Vector Architectures” by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 4, no. 2, March-April, 2005, pp. 27-39.18.

“Synthetic Image Sequence Compression” by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 4, no. 4, May-June, 2005, pp. 19-31. 19. “The JBoss Integration Plug-in for IntelliJ IDEA”, Part 1 by Douglas A. Lyon, Martin Fuhrer and Thomas Rowland, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 4, no. 5, July-August, 2005, pp. 7-17.

20. “The JBoss Integration Plug-in for IntelliJ IDEA”, Part 2 by Douglas A. Lyon, Martin Fuhrer and Thomas Rowland, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 4, no. 7, September-October, 2005, pp. 25-34.

21. “The JBoss Integration Plug-in for IntelliJ IDEA”, Part 4 by Douglas A. Lyon, Martin Fuhrer and Thomas Rowland, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 4, no. 9, November-December, 2005, pp. 11-21.

22. "Remote Job Submission Security", by Pawel Krepsztul and Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 5, no. 1, January-February, 2006, pp. 13-29. 23. “The JBoss Integration Plug-in for IntelliJ IDEA”, Part 3 by Douglas A. Lyon, Martin Fuhrer and Thomas Rowland, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 5, no. 3, March-April, 2006, pp. 13-26.

24. “Initium RJS: Screensaver in Java, Part 1, MS Windows” by Douglas A. Lyon and Francisco Catellanos, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 5, no. 4, May-June, 2006, pp. 7-16.

25. “The Initium RJS Screensaver: Part 2, UNIX” by Douglas A. Lyon and Francisco Castellanos, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 5, no. 6, July-August, 2006, pp. 7- 15.

26. “A Macintosh Screensaver in Java: Part 3”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Pawel Krepsztul and Francisco Castellanos, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 5, no. 7, September- October, 2006, pp. 9-17.

27. “The Initium RJS Screensaver: Part 4, Automatic Deployment” by Douglas A. Lyon and Francisco Castellanos, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 5, no. 8, November- December, 2006, pp. 31-40.

28. “The Saverbeans Screensaver and Initium RJS System Integration: Part 5”,by Douglas A. Lyon, and Francisco Castellanos, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 6, no. 1, January-February 2007, pp. 35-57.

29. “Parametric Singleton Design Pattern”, by Douglas A. Lyon, and Francisco Castellanos, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 6, no. 3, March-April, 2007, pp. 13- 23.

30. “Observer-Conditioned-Observable Design Pattern”, by Douglas A. Lyon, and Carl Weiman, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 6, no. 4, May-June, 2007, pp. 15-24. CURRICULUM VITAE of Prof. Douglas Lyon, Ph.D.

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31. “Diffraction Range finding in Java”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 6, no. 6, July-August, 2007, pp. 15-28. 32. “Displaying Updated Stock Quotes”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 6, no. 8. September-October, 2007, pp. 19-31. 33. “Data Mining Historic Stock Quotes in Java”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 6, no. 8. November-December, 2007, pp. 17-23. 34. “Data Mining Address Book”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 7, no. 1. January-February, 2008, pp. 15-26.

35. “Fixing Apples' Broken Clipboard with Java”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 7, no. 3, March-April 2008, pp. 17-23. 36. “I Resign! Resigning Jar Files with Initium”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 7, no. 4, April-May 2008, pp. 9-27. 37. “The Stock Statistics Parser”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 7, no. 6, June-July 2008, pp. 15-26.

38. “Mining Edgar Tender Offers”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 7, no. 7, September-October 2008, pp. 17-31.

39. “The U-Law CODEC”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 7, no. 8, November-December 2008, pp. 17-31.

40. “Interactive Face Recognition”, by Douglas A. Lyon and Nishanth Vincent, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 8, no. 1, January-February 2009, pp. 23-53. 41. “Creating Servlets with Intellij V8”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 8., no. 2, March-April 2009 pp. 15-28. 42. “The Discrete Fourier Transform: Part 1”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 8., no. 3, May-June 2009 pp. 17-26. 43. “The Discrete Fourier Transform: Part 2: Radix 2 FFT”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 8., no. 5, July-August 2009 pp. 21-33. 44. “The Discrete Fourier Transform: Part 3 The PSD”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 8, no. 6, September-October 2009, pp. 17-30. 45. “The Discrete Fourier Transform: Part 4 The Spectral Leakage”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 8, no. 7, November-December 2009, pp. 23-34.

46. “The Discrete Fourier Transform: Part 5 The Spectrogram”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 9, no. 1, January-February 2010, pp. 15-24. 47. “The Discrete Fourier Transform: Part 6 Cross Correlation”, by Douglas A. Lyon, CURRICULUM VITAE of Prof. Douglas Lyon, Ph.D.

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Journal of Object Technology, vol. 9, no. 2, March-April 2010, pp. 17-22. 48. “Semantic Annotation for Java”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Journal of Object Technology, vol. 9, no. 3, May-June 2010, pp. 19-29. 49. “The Java Tree Withers” by Douglas A. Lyon, IEEE Computer, Jan. 2012, pp. 83- 85.

Patents 1. “Variable pitch grating for Diffraction Range Finding”, by Thomas D. DeWitt and Douglas A. Lyon, US PPA 60/034,112, issued as US Patent #6,490,028, European Patent Number 97 955 059.7 and Canadian Patent Number 2277211, December 30, 1996.

2. “Bexture Mapping in a Diffraction Range Finding System”, by Douglas A. Lyon, US Patent Pending, Number 61/133,392, June 27, 2008.

3. “White Light Laser Line Projector”, by Douglas A. Lyon, US Patent Pending, Number 61/190,906, September 2, 2008.

4. “ODLR Endoscope”, by Douglas A. Lyon, US Patent Pending, Number 61/215552, April 21, 2009.

5. “Semantic Annotation for Java”, by Douglas A. Lyon, US Patent Pending, Number 61/304,863, February 16, 2010.

6. “Programmable Signal Processing Toy”, by Douglas A. Lyon, US Patent Pending, Number 61/836,542, June 24, 2013.

7. “Method of structuring bond investments entailing fractional allocations”, by Douglas A. Lyon, US Patent Pending Number 62/443,678, Jan. 2, 2017. Conferences “Active Learning Approach for Enhanced Student Learning in Electromagnetic Compatibility Course” by Balaji and Lyon, ASEE-NE 2016. CTSpace Grant Poster Presentation, October 14, 2016, Hartford, CT, USA.

“Multi-threaded Data Mining of Edgar CIKs (Central Index Keys) from Ticker Symbols”, by Douglas A. Lyon, 1st Intl. workshop on Parallel and Distributed Computing in Finance, (PDCoF) 2008 in Proceedings 22nd IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium, Friday, April 18, 2008 in Miami, FL, USA.

Heterogeneous Autonomic Screen-Saver CPU Scavenging”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Pawel Krepsztul, New England ASEE Conference, March 17-18th, 2006, Worcester, MA.

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“Interactive Heuristic Edge Detection”, by Douglas A. Lyon, International Conference on Computer Graphics and Imaging (CGIM 2002) August 12-14, 2002 Kauai, Hawaii, USA International Association of Science and Technology for Development

(IASTED). Paper 358-51

“Anamorphic magnification using a chirped grating in grazing incidence mode”, by Tom Ditto and Douglas A. Lyon, Conference on Machine Vision and Three- Dimensional Imaging Systems for Inspection and Metrology, February 2001, SPIE vol. 4189 paper 19, pp.145-151

“Moly, a prototype hand-held 3D digitizer with diffraction optics”, by Tom Ditto and Douglas A. Lyon, Photonics West, San Jose CA, January 23, 1999, 3640-08, pps. 12.

“Three Dimensional Microscope using Diffraction Grating”, Thomas D. DeWitt and Douglas A. Lyon, Optcon, SPIE - International Society for Optical Engineering, Philadelphia, PA, October 24, 1995, 2599B-35.

“Sensor Fusion using Nonholonomic Constraints”, by Douglas A. Lyon, SPIE - International Society for Optical Engineering, Sensor Fusion V, Boston MA, November 17, 1992. SPIE vol. 1828 pp. 451-463.

“Parallel Parking a Car with Nonholonomic Constraints”, by Douglas A. Lyon, IEEE Intelligent Vehicles, Detroit MI, June 29, 1992.

“Ad-Hoc and Derived Parking Curves”, by Douglas A. Lyon, SPIE - International Society for Optical Engineering, Boston MA, November 8, 1990.

“An Algorithm For Generating Trajectories in N-Space”, by Douglas A. Lyon, ROBEXS '86, The Second Annual Workshop on Robotics and Expert Systems. NASA/Johnson Space Center, June 4-6, 1986, pp. 211-218. Other Pubs 1. CE 2004 – “Curriculum Guidelines for Undergraduate Degree Programs in Computer Engineering”, co-authored with 20 others, IEEE and the ACM, 2004. 2. “Custom Layouts”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Java.net. August 14, 2003

<http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2003/08/14/layouts.html> 3. “Adopting Java for Image Processing”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Advanced Imaging, August 1999. pp. 42-44

4. “Introduction to the TI Explorer”, IPL-TR-087, Image Processing Laboratory, 10/26/88, RPI, Troy, NY 12181

5. “The Straw User's Manual, A state-of-the-art ray tracer”, Image Processing Laboratory Documentation Bulletin D-137, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 8/17/87. 6. “Natural Language Processing with Prolog”, Image Processing Laboratory User Bulletin U-176A, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 7/20/87.

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7. “DBS2NUM”, Image Processing Laboratory, User Bulletin U-176B, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 8/3/87.

8. “DBS2NUM - Human Readable DBS Files”, Image Processing Laboratory User Bulletin U-177, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 8/3/87.

9. “BSD 2.9 Errors in the Floating Point FORTRAN Library”, RPI Communications and Signal Processing Laboratory User Bulletin C-102, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 7/27/87.

10. “Plotting on the Tektronix Storage Tube”, RPI Communications and Signal Processing Laboratory User Bulletin C-101, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 7/13/87. 11. “Raster-To-Vector Conversion with A Vector Ordering Post-Process”, U-175, Image Processing Laboratory, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 5/22/87. 12. “Introduction to the TI Explorer”, Image Processing Laboratory Technical Report IPL-TR-087, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 10/22/86.

13. "A Computer Vision Introduction to the Image Processing Laboratory", For Computer Vision 35.6650, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 9/9/86. 14. “Modifications to Xlogout”, Image Processing Laboratory Technical Memo IPL- TM-022-B, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 8/8/86.

15. “The Photointerpretation Workstation”, Image Processing Laboratory Technical Memo, RPI, Troy, NY 12181, 1986 (RADC Contract.

16. Computer Animation procured by the American Film Institute and shown in the Indian Film Festival, in 1986.

17. "Reference Manual for the MRE Graphics Interface" by Mark L. James and Douglas A. Lyon, For Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena CA, 1986.

18. “Raster-To-Vector Conversion”, Image Processing Laboratory User Bulletin U- 170, 6/25/85.

19. Computer Animation and Stills published in SIGGRAPH 1985. 20. Ray traced image published in Research at Rensselaer, 1984. 21. Computer generated images in Visual Music Festivals, July 1984 and September 1984.

22. “Multiplexed Image Tracking”, by Douglas A. Lyon, Image Processing Laboratory Newsletter, 1:1, 1983.

23. Computer Graphic images shown in SIGGRAPH 1983. CURRICULUM VITAE of Prof. Douglas Lyon, Ph.D.

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24. "Melodies for the Music Box" by Douglas A. Lyon, 6502 User Notes, No. 13, 1978, pp. 25

Administrative

Skills

As Chair, Computer Engineering; Fairfield University, Fairfield, CT. Reworked undergraduate curriculum.

Led ABET Review (twice)

Led assessment (as Chair of the Long-range planning subcommittee on assessment for the University).

ECE Masters program founding co-director

Helped found two 5-year programs (EE and CpE)

ABET Program Evaluator.

President of DocJava, Inc.; Milford, CT. I have experience leading teams of engineers/scientists to create new technologies. My work as chair of the Computer Engineering department has led me to create sustained strategic partnerships with industry. My work as President of DocJava, Inc. has led me to make numerous business deals and to help to grow the company.

Chief Scientist; Raytel, at start-up company in Troy, NY. Research in laser display devices.

Business Manager; WRPI (10,000 watt FM radio station) Responsible for all financial accounting records, credit and collection, corporate minutes and notices.

Office management, supervising and directing personnel and correspondence sales, customer sales, printing and mailing, advertising and supply purchasing. Wrote budget, submitted and defended to the higher levels of management. Chief Engineer; WRPI (10,000 watt FM radio station) Designed and taught courses

Wrote textbook for course

Managed 12 persons at radio station

Design/built hardware projects

General maintenance

System Administrator; Image Processing Lab

Responsibility for all operations

One employee under direct supervision

Guided Rome Air-Force Development Center funded research Guided working-group of 5 in C/FORTRAN/IDL/PVWave Project Service to

School

Chair of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (member 3 years) Chair of the Student Life Committee

Chair of the Long Range Planning Sub-committee on University Assessment Member of Academic Council (3 years)

Member of the Library Committee (three times)

Member of the Graduate Housing Sub-committee

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Member of the University College Committee

Member of the Sunset Catalog UCC Sub-committee (Spring 2009) Service to

Profession

2012-present, ABET Program Evaluator.

April 20, 2017, MIT Enterprise Forum Panelist

February 20, 2009, Keynote speaker, Automation in Manufacturing Conference, Fairfield University, Fairfield Connecticut.

2006-present, President, Inventors Association of Connecticut (IACT), 2008-Present, Board Member, IACT.

2004, Member of the IEEE/ACM Task Force on Computer Engineering Curriculum. Moderator for the open-source RXTX group (a Java-based communications API) 1998, Session Chair; CCSNE-98, The Consortium for Computing in Small Colleges Third Annual Northeastern Conference, April 24-25, 1998, Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT

Service as

Reviewer

2013, CT Business Plan Competition Judge.

2011, World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society Transactions on Signal Processing.

2010, International Conference on Cyber-Enabled Distributed Computing and Knowledge Discovery.

2006-present, Future Generation Computer Systems.

2009-present, Research Initiatives & Development Services & UW-Milwaukee Research Foundation.

2007, IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems. 2005, IEEE Systems Man and Cybernetics.

2000-2005, NSF panelist.

2005, IEEE International Conference on Grid Computing. 1993-1995, IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications. 1994-2004, IEEE Computer.

Selected

Courses

Microcontrollers

Networked Embedded

Systems

Reading in ECE

Enterprise Java

Engineering

Entrepreneurship

Thesis supervision

Voice and Signal Processing Image Processing Computer Graphics Computer Networks

Computer Network

Programming

Operating Systems

Digital Design I&II,

Technology of Computer

Music

Intro and grad

Programming

Biomedical Imaging

Biomedical Signal

Processing

Biomedical Vis.

Consulting DeWitt Tool Brothers Company, Ancramdale, NY, 1990 to 2006.

-Research in diffraction range finding (patents, papers and prototypes). Intelligent Computer Music, Inc., Albany, NY, 1989.

-Research in AI controlled music composition (Mu-Lisp). The Hyde Collection, Glens Falls, NY, 1989.

-Large multi-media Apple installation.

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-Museum Grant Consultant.

Computer Art

Exhibits

Computer Animation procured by the American Film Institute 1986. Computer Animation in the Indian Film Festival 1986. Computer Animation and Stills published in SIGGRAPH 1985. Computer Animation Visual Music Festivals, July 1984 and September 1984 Ray traced image published in Research at Rensselaer, 1984. Computer Generated images shown in SIGGRAPH 1983.

Societies Senior Member of the IEEE 1983-2015

Member of the IEEE Computer Society 1986-2015

Member of the ACM (Association of Computing Machines) 1991-2009 Service to

Campus Radio

Station

Business Manager; WRPI (10,000 watt FM radio station) 1987-1988. Wrote budget, $50k; Accounting; Lobbied for funding Chief Engineer; WRPI 1984-1985, 1986-1987

Maintained equipment, including 10 KW Xmitter and microwave STL; taught courses for engineer training;

Wrote engineering manual (150 pages).

Built and designed many projects (concept to implementation), monitor switchers, Xmitter equipment, audio amps etc.

Computer

Languages

Assemblers (PDP-8, 6502, 68xx, 8080, 68000, IBM), BASIC, C/C++, COBOL, Forth, FORTRAN (II, IV, 77, 95), Java, Pascal, PL1, Prolog, RatFOR, VHDL, ZetaLisp, and operating systems (Windows, UNIX, MACOS). I have used some symbolic manipulators (Maple, Mathematica, Macsyma, PowerMath II), and numerical math packages (IDL/PVWave, Eureka, Mathview Professional, STELLA, IMSL and MatLab).

Hobbies Unifying art and technology using Computer/Electronic Art Sailing

Hardware hobbyist

Designed and built a dual-port self-clocking digital oscillator for computer music. Built several computers (KIM-1/KIMSI an MC6502 based system, 68HC11, Logix 0600, DTL and TTL based systems).

Built/own electronic/computer music studio

Ham radio (N1RRL)

Musical Skills Guitar, bass, clarinet, bamboo and silver flutes, shakuhachi, synthesizers, sax, sitar, tabla, bongos, computer, tung drums, chimes and keyboards. Started 3 experimental music ensembles

Published an album in July of 1989

Performances Greene County Council on the Arts, Catskill, NY, December 7, 1991 State University of New York in Albany, NY, September 21, 1990 Stephentown Historical Societies in Stephentown, NY, June 26, 1988 Troy Cultural Center, Troy NY, December, 1987

State University of New York in Albany, NY, November 1987 in the Society of University Composers, Region II Conference

FM Radio Station, WRPI, Troy, NY, September 1987

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Half-Moon Café, Albany NY on February 1987

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, 1983

Electronic Body Arts Chapter House, Albany NY 1982 Personal US Citizen

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