From: goldstn@cse.uta.edu (David Goldstein)
Subject: PhD in Comp Sci, 12 yrs experience w/ proposal wins
Organization: Computer Science Engineering at the University of Texas at Arlington
Distribution: na
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 17:45:47 GMT

Currently I am a non-tenured faculty member at the university of my
Ph.D. graduation.  Hence, my days are numbered.
Enclosed is a copy of my vitae.  The highlights of my accomplishments are:

* serving as co-principal investigator on several research contracts,

* writing portions of several winning NSF and DARPA proposals, 

* writing dozens of (paid) magazine articles, journal papers, and conference 
papers on software engineering, artificial intelligence, and distributed 
processing,

* holding the offices of Vice President of the North Texas Association for 
Artificial Intelligence, chair of a American Association for Artificial 
Intelligence workshop on Intelligent Manufacturing Technology, and Executive 
Board Member of the 'C' Language Integrated Production System's (CLIPS) User's
Group,

* and receiving awards, contracts, and administrative positions arising from 
my involvement in AI research with NASA, General Dynamics, and other 
organizations.

If I might be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to ask.
I can also provide my resume in Latex.  Thank you VERY much!

David Goldstein
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			David G. Goldstein
5828 Harvestwood Circle #160			817-457-7639
Fort Worth, TX 76112				goldstn@cse.uta.edu

Education:
Ph.D.: 	University of Texas at Arlington, Ph.D., 1992
	Computer Science Engineering, 3.875 G.P.A.
	Dissertation title: "A Fault-tolerant Architecture for Distributed, 
	Heterogeneous, Deductive Knowledge-based Applications"
	Advisor: Dr. Karan Harbison-Briggs
M.S.E.:	University of Pennsylvania, Computer Science Engineering, 1988
	Major: Computer Graphics and Image Processing, 3.44 G.P.A.
B.A.:	Temple University, Computer Science, 1985, 3.71 G.P.A.
B.A.:	Temple University, Mathematics, 1985, 3.71 G.P.A.
	
Objective: 
Tenure-track teaching or industrial research position permitting my 
marketting, direction, and publication of significant amounts of 
research in my areas of interest.

Research Interests: 
Knowledge-based aystems, Robotics, Distributed artificial
intelligence, Image analysis and processing, Object-oriented Analysis,
Fault-tolerant software, Parallel/distributed processing

Experience (over twelve years, including):
University of Texas, Arlington, Faculty Associate, 1/91 - present
  * Taught and administered undergraduate and graduate classes (up to 100 
    students), taught continuing education classes on UNIX, and developed and 
    taught an engineering shortcourse on expert systems.  

  * Served as co-principal investigator for contract to design a simulation of
    the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency's Next Generation Controller.

  * Wrote portions of the object-oriented specification for the Defense 
    Advanced Research Project Agency's Surrogate, Semi-Autonomous Vehicle.  
    Portions of the specification were used in briefing the Office of the 
    Department of Defense on this $40 million program.

  * Wrote verification and validation methods and schema specification for the
    United States Air Force's Next Generation Controller program, helping win
    over $300,000 of contract funding.    Developed FLEXIS prototype for Next
    Generation Controller.   Helped specify and develop large automated
    robotics programming system  for NSF intelligent materials handling
    contract.    Interfaced FLEXIS and Automod II for the Dynamically 
    Reconfigurable Assembly System.  Researched Phase I Small Business 
    Innovative Research contract on applying artificial intelligence for mine
    sensor fusion.

  * Wrote part of an NSF proposal on intelligent control that won a $360K
    contract.  Helped write proposals for Phase II SBIR contract on 
    intelligent construction of minefields.

General Dynamics, Engineer, Senior, 10/88 - 1/91
  Designed algorithms for sensor fusion and a distributed, real-time 
  knowledge-based system.  Managed and was security officer for a network of 
  Sun 4's.  Was part of proposal writing efforts in INAV2000, Common 
  Prototyping Language and Smart Structures proposals.  General Dynamics 
  coursework included:  Effective presentations, Writing Proposals, and Ada.  
  Top Secret Clearance held.

Analytics, Inc., Artificial Intelligence Specialist, 12/86 - 9/88
  Designed algorithms for the Real Time Advisory System (expert system for 
  E-2C to assist in aircraft carrier defense).  Programmed Cockpit Occulometry 
  Recording System (CORS), a real time head-tracking/occulometry/voice 
  activated interface for helicopters.   Assisted in designing an expert 
  system for large-scale project management under a NASA SBIR contract.

Recent Invited Talks:
"Systems Engineering of Mobile Robots", Institute for Electric and 
Electornics Engineers, Ft. Worth Chapter, January 18, 1993
"Artificial Intelligence in Design", American Institute of Architect, 
Architects-Engineering-Contractors Conference,June 10, 1992.
"Distributed Artificial Intelligence", North Texas Association for 
Artificial Intelligence, May 15, 1992.

Selected Publications (of more than thirty)
(ed.) Intelligent Manufacturing Technology - Technical Report,
American Association for Artificial Intelligence, Menlo Park, CA,1993.

(ed.) Proc. of the Intelligent Manufacturing Technology Workshop, 
American Association for Artificial Intelligence 1993 Conference, Washington, 
D.C., July 1993.

"Building Distributed Applications", SunWorld, IDG Communications,
February, 1993.

(with K. Briggs and S. Hufnagel) "Scenario Driven Requirments Analysis Method",
presented at Guidance and Control Software Initiative Workshop,  DARPA, Vail, 
CO, Dec 1-3, 1992.

(with K. Briggs) "Reusable Software Components Reduce the Costs  of Computer 
Integrated Manufacturing Systems", submitted to IEEE Transactions on Robotics
and Automation.

(with K. Briggs) "An Architecture for Distributed Reasoning Agents", submitted 
to the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, France, 
August, 1992.

(with K. Briggs and S. Hufnagel) "A  Fault-tolerant Approach to Distributed
Knowledge-based Applications", submitted to IEEE Transactions on Fault-Tolerant
Systems.

(with K. Briggs and S. Hufnagel) "Exploiting Forward-Chaining Knowledge Sources
for Fault-Tolerance", submitted to IEEE Transactions on Knowledge-Based 
Systems.

(with K. Briggs and S. Hufnagel) "A Distributed Approach to Fault-Tolerant
Knowledge-Based Applications", submitted to IEEE Transactions on Distributed
Systems.

(with F. Garret and K. Briggs) Next Generation Workstation/Machine Controller: 
Specification for an Open System Architecture Standard, Document No. 
NGC-0001-16-000, March, 1992.

"Extensions to the Parallel Real-time Artificial Intelligence System 
(PRAIS) for Fault-tolerant Heterogeneous Cycle-stealing Reasoning", in 
Proceedings of the 2nd Annual CLIPS ('C' Language Integrated Production System)
Conference, NASA Johnson, Houston, September 1991.

(with J. Mills and C. Lindahl) "A Flexible, Modular, Computer 
Architecture for Computer Integrated Manufacturing", in Proceedings of the 
International Conference on Computer Integrated Manufacturing, ICCIM '91, 
Singapore, September, 1991, pp. 81-85.

"Simulation and Modelling to Anticipate Computer Integrated 
Manufacturing Needs" , DEC Professional Magazine,  August, 1991, pp.38 - 45.

"Knowledge-based Systems in a Flexible, Modular, Computer Integrated 
Manufacturing Environment", in proc. AI in Design Workshop, International 
Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Sydney Australia, August, 1991.

"Integrating Knowledge-bases into Heterogeneous Networks of Processors 
for Real-World, Real-time Systems", International Joint Conference on 
Artificial Intelligence Advances with Interfacing Production Systems to the 
'Real-World' workshop, Sydney, Australia, August, 1991.

(with J.C.M.Tiernan) "Heterogeneous Distributed Knowledge-Based 
Systems", in Proceedings of Workshop on Cooperation Among Heterogeneous 
Intelligent Agents, the American Association for Artificial Intelligence 1991 
Conference, Anneheim, California, July, 1991.

"Distributed Blackboards for a C3I Simulation Testbed", in Proceedings
of the European Simulation Multiconference, Copenhagen, Denmark, June, 1991.

"Distributed Knowledge-based Systems and Simulations for Command, 
Control, and Communications Experiments", in Proceedings of 22nd Annual 
Pittsburgh Conference on Modeling and Simulation, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 
May, 1991, pp. 1021 - 1028.

"Distributed, Knowledge-based Sensor Fusion", in Proceedings of the 
General Dynamics Artificial Intelligence Conference, January, 1991.

"Embedding CLIPS into Parallel Avionics Expert Systems", Proceedings 
of the First Annual CLIPS ('C' Language Integrated Production System) 
Conference, August ,  1990, Houston, Texas.

"PRAIS: Distributed, Real-Time Knowledge-Based Systems Made Easy", 
Proceedings of the First Annual CLIPS ('C' Language Integrated Production 
System) Conference, August ,  1990, Houston, Texas, pp. 603 - 613.

"PRAIS: a Parallel Real-time Artificial Intelligence System", in 
Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Symposium on Parallel Processing, Volume 3., 
Fullerton, California, April , 1990.

Computer Languages (over twenty, including): 
Ada, 'C', FORTRAN, GPSS, LISP, ML, OPS5, Pascal, Prolog, Scheme, Smalltalk

Natural Languages: English, Japanese, French, Spanish

Courses Taught:
Non-algorithmic Languages, Concepts of Programming Languages, Simulations 
(co-instructor), Software Engineering (co-instructor), FORTRAN, Pascal 
(CSE majors), Pascal (non-majors), 'C' and Assembly Language

Graduate Coursework:
Taken:
Natural language understanding, Independent Study: Parallel image processing, 
Expert systems, Artificial intelligence, Advanced knowledge-based systems, 
Software engineering, Operating systems, Compiler theory, Computer graphics and
image processing, Machine vision, Advanced topics in machine vision, 
Programming analysis and techniques, Logic, Abstract algebra, Advanced 
architecture, Special topics in artificial intelligence (Kalman filtering), 
Automata theory, Analysis of algorithms, Game theory			

Audited:
Machine learning, Computer architecture, Robotic Control Theory

Posts and Memberships
Chair, American Association for Artificial Intelligence/SIGMAN 
	Intelligent Manufacturing Technology 1993 Workshop, July 1993.
Conference co-chair, 1992  North Texas Association for Artificial Intelligence
	"AI Extravaganza"
National CLIPS User's Group - member, Executive Board member
North Texas Association for Artificial Intelligence -
	 member and Vice President
Sigma Xi, associate member
Tau Beta Pi, member 
Association for Computing Machinery, member
ACM Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence (SIGART), member
American Association for Artificial Intelligence, member

Scholarships
1991 International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence 
	travel scholarship
1990 American Association for Artificial Intelligence travel scholarship 
Ashton Fellowship (University  of Pennsylvania)
Merit Scholarship (Temple University)
Outstanding Achievement Scholarship (Temple University)
Sholomskas Award (Temple University)

Awards
General Dynamics Artificial Intelligence Working Group Award 
Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) 1988 International  Programming 
  Contest - member of 3rd placed team,  regional programming contest -  member
   of 2nd placed team
Dean's List
Olympics of the Mind Creative Problem Solving Bowl - International
  Competition - 1982, 2nd placed individual in creativity and 1st placed 
  individual in research,  and member of 3rd placed team  
Eagle Scout, Order of the Arrow

Personal Information
Status: Single	
Citizenship: US	
DOD Security Clearance




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