Started programming in the IBM7040, in the late 1960's, in FORTRAN and assembly language. First assembly language program was RANDU().

Additional machines and languages:

• IBM360/75 -- PL/1, FORTRAN, COBOL, BAL
• IBM1130 -- FORTRAN, assembly
• PDP-8/12 -- don't remember language(s)
• PDP-11 -- macro assembly language
• HP RISC -- C, C++, assembly
• RISC -- C
• INTEL x86 -- C, C++, assembly (WIN and unix variants)

Products:

• PDP-11 -- Digital Equipment Corp's RT-11 realtime operating system -- one of the architects (100,000 licenses ca. $100M license revenue)
• HP RISC -- alloca()
• RISC -- port automount to/from ULTRIX/RISC
• DG/EMC -- CLARiiON raid boxes internals
• PHILIPS MEDICAL -- CD booting, build and load O/S (WIN/XP Embedded) and application from CDs for medical ultrasound systems

Other computer-related employers:

• US Army Signal Corps (SP/5) -- acceptance testing for 600-line, computer-controlled, truck-mounted, touchtone, 4-wire telephone system (ca. 1970)
• Stratus -- consulting
• CLAM/Veritas -- consulting/employee distributed file system on unix

Education:

• US Army Signal Corps Dial Central Office Repair
• WVU BS/CS Cum Laude Dah
• Numerous additional college and industrial courses in CS
• Marion County Tech Center "completer" electrical technology course
• Numerous additional CEUs in electrical field
• Instructor, Marion County Life Long Learners and West Virginia Women Work in electrical technology
• Licensed Master Electrician in WV.

Memberships:

• ACM
• International Association of Electrical Inspectors
• ACLU