New Category for Education of Math & Technology

These are my Qualifications: BSEE University of Massachusetts, 1953. Signed on to Sprague Electric - Special Products Division. Was sent to plant opening on the West Coast. Was assigned Contract Administrator for a Magnetic Key during era of President Kennedy. Was Assigned to Sprague Sales Office in Los Angeles as Engineer to accompany Salesman. In 1962 was asked to open a new plant to make Resistor / Capacitor networks using Dielectric/ Ceramic substrate using screened Resistor Ink. Received and invitation to move to Tucson Arizona to a Joint Venture "Sprague Tucson".

After the venture closed in 1970, I joined BBRC as a Process Engineer, later doing plant layout for a Semiconductor facility. Taught Math and Technology for a Jr College, Was asked to move into Design Engineering where I was assigned to the Kid out of the University of Arizona who designed the 1st 16 bit Analog Converter that allowed the 1st CD player to be built. This led to finishing 45 years in Industry as Manager of "Manufacturing Transition". Retired in 2000 to tutor GED students, Technology in a Country Day School, and co-author a book "SAT Math Study Guide" with a graduate with a Masters in Math from Oxford College.

Now you tell me your credentials.

Me?

• Engineering: Twenty-eight years BSET (SIU) with Hughes/GMHE/Raytheon designing, testing, and analyzing missile and aerospace products, Tucson, AZ. Ten years automotive/tank, air-delivery, ballistics, and laser system testing, U.S.Army Yuma Proving Ground, Yuma, AZ.

• Teaching: Eight years electronics and computer science adjunct instructor with Arizona Western College, Yuma, AZ. Three years Advanced Technical Education Program (ATEP) instructor with Hughes Aircraft Company, Tucson, AZ.

• Publications: [book] "TRS-80 Assembly Language Made Simple," #21851, 1981, Blacksberg Group, Howard W. Sams. [article] "Program Automates Quine-McClusky Method," EDN, April 1990, pp. 234, 236, 238.