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Doug ReitzGraduate StudentCollege of ScienceProgram: PhD Computational Science & InformaticsConcentration: Computational Physics |
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Doug Reitz
Graduate Student
Program: PhD Computational Science and Informatics
Concentration: Computational Physics
Email: dreitz@gmu.edu
Binghamton University, State University of New York – Binghamton, NY
M.S. Computer Science, January 2007
B.S. Science, August 1995
Rockwell Collins STS – Sterling, VA (Feb 2005 - Present)
Senior Software Engineer
Served in lead software project engineer role for CORE™ simulation architecture design, development, and sustainment
Served in lead technical role for IR&D military simulation architecture project
Proposed, planned, estimated, and technically lead development projects
Managed project / program budgets and earned-value performance
Supported and lead technical proposal efforts for flight simulation training devices and upgrades
Performed post-delivery software troubleshooting, analysis, and corrective modification support
Northwest Airlines, Inc. – Eagan, MN (Apr 1998 - Oct 2002 / Nov 2003 - Feb 2005)
Specialist Software Systems Engineer – Simulator Engineering 11/03-02/05
Senior Software Systems Engineer – Simulator Engineering 6/99-10/02
Software Systems Engineer – Simulator Engineering 4/98-6/99
Provided solutions for software related aircraft and simulator systems discrepancies on flight training devices and full flight simulators from various manufacturers: Opinicus, CAE, Link, Atkins & Merrill, Thales , Thomson-CSF
Developed and integrated software to simulate aircraft modifications in simulators using various programming languages, development computers, and operating systems. Simulated aircraft: DC-9, DC-10, A320, A330, B727, B747, B757. Operating systems: Linux, MPX, AIX, DOS, UNIX, Windows. Software languages: C, C++, Fortran, Assembly, Pascal, GP-4. Computer systems: PC, IBM RISC 6000, Gould/Encore Multi Sel, VAX, PDP 11-45, GP-4, Sun.
Responsible for evaluating results of recurrent simulator tests required to maintain FAA qualification
Developed software for avionic updates on simulators
Enhanced/maintained navigational database update system
Developed/updated host computer visual system interface software
Designed/developed systems & solutions to aid maintenance personnel and provided engineering support to troubleshooting efforts
Software Engineer
Worked at customer site, Navy - NAVAIR Manned Flight Simulator
Designed and developed aircraft (CH-47F) cockpit lighting object-oriented software model to simulate cockpit lighting in new prototype simulator. Cockpit lighting Computer Software Configuration Item (CSCI) designed and developed utilizing formal software design processes and procedures including development of the following documents: Segment Design, Software Requirements Specification (SRS), Software Design Document (SDD), and Interface Design Document (IDD)
Developed Instructor Operator Station (IOS) software to display flight plan waypoint information and interface with an Avionics model monitoring 1553 data
Developed Trainer Test Procedures and Results Report (TTPRR) sections as part of test IPT for use during acceptance testing of simulator to verify all systems function correctly and meet applicable requirements. Played significant role in developing the following test sections: Flight Instruments - EHSI, EADI, CGI, Standby Instruments, etc; Data Loader Unit (DLU); Heads Up Display (HUD); Mission Multifunction Display (MFD) Multifunction Control Unit (MFCU), Digital Map System (DMS); Radar Signal Detecting Set - AN/APR-39A; Counter Measures – AN/ALQ-156 and Flare Dispenser M-130; Control Loading; and Visual System – IG, Displays, Night Vision Goggles (NVG)
Flight Safety International, Inc. – St. Louis, MO (Dec 1996 - Apr 1998)
Part-time Simulator Technician
Maintained flight simulators from various manufacturers (CAE, Flight Safety, Atkins & Merrill, Link)
LTC Solutions – St. Louis, MO (Feb 1996 - Apr 1998)
Programmer / Analyst
Member of development team for a large medical records database application written in FoxPro
[1] Land, W. H., Jr., Wong, L., Masters, T., Mckee, D., Anderson, F., Lo, J., Reitz, D. ‘New Results In Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) of Breast Cancer Using a Recently Developed SVM/GRNN Oracle Hybrid’, Intelligent Engineering Systems Through Artificial Neural Networks (ANNIE 2004), pp 779-784, Vol. 14, ASME Press, New York, 2004. [pdf]
Recently completed Computer Science Master's program at Binghamton University (SUNY) and getting started with CSI PhD program at GMU. Course projects for Master's program included use of Support Vector Machines (SVM) and Neural Networks for Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) (see publications).
CSI702 High Performance Computing
CSI783/PHYS736 Computational Quantum Mechanics
CSI780/PHYS613 Computational Physics
CSI701 Foundations of Computational Sciences
CSI700/MATH685 Numerical Methods
CS554 Intro to Real-time and Embedded Systems
CS580S Sensor Networks and Systems
CS555 Intro to Visual Information Processing
CS542 Programming Design Patterns
CS565 Artificial Intelligence
CS562 Neural Networks/Genetic Optimization Applications
CS575 Design and Analysis of Computer Algorithms
CS571 Programming Languages
University of Illinois Non degree computer science coursework
CS311 Database Management Systems
CS333 Computer System Organization
CS323 Operating System Design
University of Minnesota Non degree computer science coursework
CSCI5511 Artificial Intelligence
CSCI5121 Algorithms & Data Structures
CSCI5102 Intro to Systems Programming
Penn State University B.S. Science, August 1995
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