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|Emerson College, United States | |||
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|MIT Sloan School of Management | |MIT Sloan School of Management | ||
|Sloan Visiting Fellow | |Sloan Visiting Fellow | ||
|1994-1995 | |1994-1995 | ||
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|Northeastern University, United States | |Northeastern University, United States | ||
|'''BSc''' (Mechanical Engineering) | |'''BSc''' (Mechanical Engineering) | ||
|1981-1985 | |1981-1985 | ||
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* National Center for Manufacturing Sciences, Rapid Response Manufacturing, Advanced Technology Program in the National Institute of Standards and Technology | * National Center for Manufacturing Sciences, Rapid Response Manufacturing, Advanced Technology Program in the National Institute of Standards and Technology | ||
* Participant in The International Conference on Enterprise Integration Modeling Technologies, Online, 1992-94 | * Participant in The International Conference on Enterprise Integration Modeling Technologies, Online, 1992-94 | ||
* Schlaer-Mellor Real Time Analysis System taught at | * Schlaer-Mellor Real Time Analysis System taught at the United Technologies Research Center, 1993 | ||
* Rapid Prototyping Program at United Technologies Research Center, 1992-94 | * Rapid Prototyping Program at United Technologies Research Center, 1992-94 | ||
Latest revision as of 07:16, 19 January 2022
University Education
| Institution | Degree | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Emerson College, United States | Graduate Certificate in Publishing | 2000-2001 |
| MIT Sloan School of Management | Sloan Visiting Fellow | 1994-1995 |
| Northeastern University, United States | BSc (Mechanical Engineering) | 1981-1985 |
Achievements during Undergraduate Studies
Northeastern University, Class of 1985
- Completed 5 year Program in 4 years while Co-Founding Decision Support Systems Development Incorporated
- Baccalaureate of Science in Mechanical Engineering with Focus on Thermodynamical Systems
- Completed Pre-Med & Computer Science
- Faculty Voted Ingersol Rand Award for Seniors for "Academic Performance, Contribution to University Life, and Professional Promise"
- Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society
- Pi Tau Sigma, Mechanical Engineering Honor Society
- Member, Engineering Council
- President, American Society of Mechanical Engineering, Student Chapter
- Leader of the A.S.M.E. Human Powered Vehicle Contest
- Member of & Choreographer for the N.U. Dance Company
Achievements during Graduate Studies
M.I.T.
- Student in SCHEME: Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs, M.I. T. Department of Computer Science, 1986
- Reader, MIT-United Technologies Corporation Industrial Liaison Program 1985-1995
- Sloan Visiting Fellow, 1994-95, Sloan School at The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), 1994-95
- Interpretive Structural Modeling with Temporal Modal Logic Inquiring System for the Process Handbook Project, The Center for Coordination Science, M.I.T.
- Participant in The Management of Technology Program, MIT
- Participant in the Organizations of the 21st Century Program, MIT
Indiana University
- Student in SCHEME: Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs at Indiana University - Bloomington, 1989
Boston University,
- Boston University, Manufacturing Systems Engineering Course, 1992
University of Massachusetts Amherst
- Independent Study at the University of Massachusetts Amherst with the Chairman of the National Science Foundation Design Methodology Directorate on Object Oriented & Parametric Design, 1993
Carnegie Mellon
- Reader, Carnegie Mellon-United Technologies Corporation Industrial Liaison Program 1985-1995
Emerson College
- Graduate Certificate in Publishing at Emerson College, 2000-2001
Industrial and research centers
- Reader, Rensalaer-United Technologies Corporation Industrial Liaison Program 1985-1995
- Numerical Methods Course, Hartford Graduate Center, 1987
- Flexible Manufaturing Systems, Price Waterhouse, Otis Elevator, 1989
- Shingujutsu Consultants, Creators of the Toyoto Production System & Total Quality Management, Kaizen Program at Otis Elevator, Bloomington, Indiana, 1990
- Object Oriented Analysis & Design, General Electric, at The United Technologies Research Center, 1993
- Interpretive Structural Modeling, at Ford Motor Company, 1993-95
- National Center for Manufacturing Sciences, Rapid Response Manufacturing, Advanced Technology Program in the National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Participant in The International Conference on Enterprise Integration Modeling Technologies, Online, 1992-94
- Schlaer-Mellor Real Time Analysis System taught at the United Technologies Research Center, 1993
- Rapid Prototyping Program at United Technologies Research Center, 1992-94
