From: sutton@tigger.cs.Colorado.EDU (Stan Sutton)
Subject: CS/Mathematics
Organization: University of Colorado, Boulder
Distribution: usa
Date: Fri, 29 Jan 1993 03:12:03 GMT

				RESUME

			 Jack L. Hursch Ph.D.
			    2430 Ryan PLace
		      Tallahassee Florida, 32308
			 Phone: (904) 668 3965


COMPUTER EXPERIENCE

     Mar 1992 - present: Under contract to Tab Books Div. of 
McGraw Hill to write a book on dBASE for Windows.

     Dec 1989 - Mar 1992: Systems Analyst, NOAA (National Oceanic 
and Atmospheric Administration).  Duties included: 

     Relational database design and implementation,
     SQL, RDB, Ingres, VAX VMS development,
     dBASE development.

     Designed databases for surface air data and      
hydrological data using SQL embedded in C for DEC's relational      
database system RDB on VAX VMS. 

     Developed a timecard accounting system using SQL embedded in 
C for Ingres on VAX VMS. 

     Designed a database for weather products using the Empress 
relational database system. 

     Supervised programmers. 


     June 1987 - Nov 1989: 

     Co-authored eight books on relational database systems.
(See publications, Books).

     Authored three articles on relational database design. (See 
publications, Popular articles). 

     Developed database design software to be sold by 
mail order. 

     Taught relational database theory to 
Bernallilo County, New Mexico, database programmers. 

     Dec. 1986 - June 1987: Consultant to the City of Denver, 
Colorado, Police and Fire Departments: 

Designed relational data base applications

Provided mathematical and computer consulting.  

Evaluated graphics for support of police and fire dispatch.


     Nov. 1984 - Dec. 1985:  Research on text retrieval and text 
summarization algorithms 

Developed a product for text retrieval 

     March  1984  - Nov.  1984:   Vice  President  in  charge  of 
software development for Seville Technologies, Boulder, Colorado.  

Developing a text retrieval system for the IBM  PC 

Managed programmers.  

     June 1982 - March 1984:  Manager of software development IAS 
Corp., Boulder, Colorado.  

Developed a software system for text retrieval now being used by 
the Seattle Police. Did the original programming in Fortran on 
the DEC 2080.  Later, when there were more programmers, we 
converted the code to C language for better portability.  
Independently, I developed a stock market management progam for 
the personal investor in C language called "CPI" - Certified 
Personal Investor for a Boulder Colorado Software Development Co. 
- Sundex.  That program is still being marketed through 
Progressive Peripherals of Denver.

     Jan 1980 - June 1982: Contract programming for various firms 
in the Denver and Boulder area mostly in Fortran.

     Fall 1979: Worked for OAO Corp. debugging a program for 
Forest Planning (in Fortran) for The US Dept. of Agriculture.

     Summer 1979:  Worked under contract for the US Air Force at 
the Bureau of Standards (Boulder) on a Fortran program having  to 
do with satellite communications.

     1972 - 1978:  Worked on the U of Colorado Computer Science 
Department's Vax-Unix system in Fortran and C language on 
problems in colorability of graphs.  (See under publications, 
abstracts on growth number and colorability of graphs.)  In 
spring of 1973, worked for the City of Boulder, developing a 
system in Cobol to print out maps from their data base.

     1965 - 1971:  See academic employment below.

     1960 - 1964:   While completing my Doctorate in mathematics, 
I worked for The US Bureau of Standards in Boulder, on IBM 
machines, in Fortran, on various engineering programs.

     1959 - 1960: Helped San Diego State College set up a program 
in computer science.  Also taught courses in computer programming.






     1956 - 1959:  While a graduate student at University of 
California, at Berkeley, taught a graduate seminar in computer 
programming. Also, as a research associate, worked on an early 
version of a Fortran Compiler for the Bendix G-15 under  Harry 
Huskey, a Professor at Berkeley and President of the Association 
for Computing Machinery.

     Jan 1955 - Oct 1955: Was designated Scientific and 
Professional Personnel in the US Army at Fort Ord, Calif.   
Learned computer programming and wrote a program for factor 
analysis on an early NCR machine at the Naval Postgraduate School 
in Monterrey, Calif.

EDUCATION

University of Colorado:  Ph.D. Mathematics 1964.
University of Denver:    MA Psychology, 1953, 
                         BA Mathematics, 1951.


ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT

University of Colorado:  Visiting Associate Prof. Math., 70-71.

University of Amsterdam: Research Associate 69-70.
I was appointed by the Queen of the Netherlands to work on 
research in Topology with Professor Johannes de Groot who was 
awarded the title of Hollands leading mathematician.

University of Florida:   Assistant Prof. Math., 67-69.
University of Vermont:   Assistant Prof. Math., 65-67.
University of Colorado:  Visiting Assistant Prof. Math., 64-65.
San Diego State College: Assistant Prof. Math., 59-60.
University of Calif. (Berkeley): Teaching Assistant, 56-59.

COURSES TAUGHT

Relational database theory, computer programming, calculus, 
differential equations, numerical analysis, engineering 
mathematics, finite dimensional vector spaces, set theory, 
categorical set theory, sheaves, topology, logic, algebra, group 
theory, rings, fields, etc.










PUBLICATIONS

Computer-related:

BOOKS

Hursch, J. L. and Hursch, C. J.  dBASE IV SQL USER'S GUIDE 
     ASHTON-TATE. 1989.

Hursch, J. L. and Hursch, C. J.  dBASE IV ESSENTIALS TAB Books, 
     Inc., Blue Ridge Summit, PA. 1988.


Hursch, C. J. and Hursch, J. L.  SQL, THE STRUCTURED QUERY 
     LANGUAGE, TAB Books, Inc. 1988. (Recently we revised this)

Hursch, J. L. and Hursch, C. J.  WORKING WITH ORACLE, TAB Books, 
     Inc. Blue Ridge Summit, PA. 1988.

Hursch, J. L. and Hursch, C. J. ORACLE VERSION VI, TAB Books, 
     Inc. Blue Ridge Summit, PA. 1989.

Hursch, C. J. and Hursch, J. L. ORACLE SQL Developer's Guide
     McGraw-Hill, 1991.

Hursch, J. L. and Hursch, C. J. INGRES SQL Developer's Guide
     McGraw-Hill,  1992.

Articles:

Hursch, J. L. Methods of normalization, Database Programming and 
Design, v1. no9. 1988. ps. 52-58.

_____________ The ties that bind, Database Programming and 
Design, v2. no6. 1989. ps. 58-64.

_____________ There's more to joining tables than meets the eye, 
Database Programming and Design, 1990.





Mathematics-related publications:


Articles:

Hursch,C.J.,Hammond,K.R.,and Hursch,J.L., Some Methodological 
considerations in multipe-cue probability studies, Psych. Rev.
71,1(1964)pp.42-50.

Hursch,J.L.Jr.,The ordering of uniformities,Thesis,(1964).

______________Proximity and Height,Math.Scand.,17(1965)pp.150-160 

______________An example of two uniformities equal in height and 
              proximity,Proc.Amer.Math.Society.,18(1967)pp719-722 

______________A theorem about hyperspaces,Proc.Camb.Phil.Soc.,
              63(1967)pp.597-599.

______________Screening properties of the subbase of all closed 
              connected subsets of a connectedly generated space,
              Canad.J.Math.,22(1970)pp.681-685.

______________and Verbeek-Kronenberg,A.,Connected spaces in which 
              all connected sets containing some fixed points are 
              closed,Report,WN 30,Math.Cent.Amsterdam,Feb.1970,    
              17 pages.

______________The local connectedness of GA compactifications 
              generated by all closed connected sets,Indag.Math.
              33(1971)pp.411-417.

de Groot, J., Hursch, J.L.Jr., and Jensen, G.A.,Local 
              connectedness and other properties of GA 
              compactifications,Indag.Math.,34(1972)pp.11-18.

Hursch,  J.L.Jr.,  and Verbeek,  A.,  A class of connected spaces 
              with many ramifications, Czech. Math. J.
              23(98)(1973)pp. 218-228.

Hursch, J.L.Jr.,Path factors in graphs of mixed degree 2 and 3, 
              J.Comb.Theory B.v.24,No.3(1978)pp.325-330.

ABSTRACTS

Hursch, J.L.Jr.,Spaces having a finite number of uniformities, 
              Notices Amer. Math. Soc.,no.619-195. Jan,1965.

______________Height of uniformities, Notices Amer. Math. Soc.,
              no 630-139. Jan,1966.

______________A generalization of a theorem of de Groot for 
              connectedly generated spaces, Notices Amer. Math. 
              Soc.,no 663-137. Jan,1969.

______________Edge-3 colorability of certain graphs, Notices 
              Amer. Math. Soc.,no75-A10. Jan,1975.

______________Edge-3 colorability of certain graphs II, Notices 
              Amer. Math. Soc.,no726-05-19. Aug,1975.

______________Growth number and colorability of certain graphs, 
              Preliminary report, Notices Amer. Math. Soc.,
              no76T-A175. Aug,1976.



Ehrenfeucht, A., Hursch, J.L.Jr., Morgenstern, C., Growth number 
              and colorability of certain graphs II, Preliminary 
              report, Notices Amer Math. Soc. no737-05-23. Aug,
              1976.

                        
REFERENCES: To be provided upon request.