Work Experience Summary: Responsibilities: PI,IRADs,1993 ff. Pioneering work created a unique, previously undiscovered technique which when applied to new or legacy computer algorithms increases accuracy & speed, reduces code size, & shortens development & maintenance. Stellar award '97; Nova (Tech Excel.)'97;Tech Fellow '02 Title: Joint Appt, Mathematics & Computer Information
Sys. Systems Responsibilities: Taught Math & CIS. Planned curriculum, devel. original course materials for Depts. Co-produced study which resulted in higher academic standards policy for WC. Taught computer literacy to colleagues. Sponsored pgms for Gifted & Talented students. Nominated Faculty Member of the Year '88-89. Title: Senior Aero Engineer / Aero Engineer Responsibilities: Responsible for development and application of large scale computer simulations. First woman engineer chosen to complete company sponsored Management Training Seminar. Chosen to represent GD in community public relations events. Education Other Qualifications: Biographical information: Ph.D. Mathematics, Texas Christian University, Ft.Worth,
TX, University Fellow. Twenty-four years Industrial experience in Software Technologies with General Dynamics, now called Lockheed Martin Corp. Currently research scientist for Lockheed Martin Aero. Principal focus of activities has been in developing and leading research projects, developing algorithms and implementation techniques. LM has licensed a data mining / model building technique to Third Millennium Productions, which has commercialized the tool as DatascapeTM. A recipient of several top honors for technical excellence, including the 2005 Women in Aerospace Outstanding Achievement award, the selection in 2002 as Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Technical Fellow for mathematical algorithms, the Lockheed Martin (Corporate) Nova Award for Technical Excellence, 1997, Lockheed Martin Tactical Aircraft Systems Stellar Performance Award for 1997. One patent is pending, a second patent was submitted 2004 to the US Patent Office. A suite of her technologies is used in Lockheed Martin products. Eight years teaching of both Mathematics and Computer Science at Texas Christian University and Weatherford College. Curriculum vita: 2005 Women in Aerospace Outstanding Achievement award
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=17658 1989 to present Technical Fellow / Embedded Software Engineer Principal / Engineering Staff Specialist / Specialist Senior / Engineering Specialist Advanced Concepts group, General Dynamics, now Lockheed Martin Aero, Software Engineering group. Lockheed Stellar Performance Award, April 1997. Lockheed Martin Nova Award for Technical Excellence, September 1997. Named Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Technical Fellow for Mathematical Algorithms in 2002. Inventer/Discoverer of technique in commercial software DATASCAPETM ; see site http://www.tmpinc.com/datascape_overview.html Invited reviewer, Texas A&M Computer Science Research Review, May 1994. “Fuzzy Logic (Can Fuzzy Logic Fly?)”, M.P. Reagor, Lockheed Horizons, March 1994. Invited speaker, ‘Altitude Loss Prediction for Ground Avoidance’, at the NASA Symposium on Neural Nets for Aircraft Control, Moffett Field, CA, 1995. Invited speaker, Consortium of Lockheed Martin Companies in Aerospace Technologies, ‘Fusion Working Group Task Force’, 1995. Selected as one of 10 experts in field to provide answers for “The Top 10 Questions to Ask about Fuzzy Logic”, Product Design and Development magazine, June 1995. 1983-1989, joint appointment, Mathematics & Computer Science Departments, Weatherford College. Nominated “Faculty Member of the Year” 1988-89. “Tietze’s Extension Theorem in Fuzzy Topological Spaces”, M.P. Reagor and D.F. Addis, International Journal for Fuzzy Sets and Systems, May 1989. Ph.D., Mathematics, Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth, TX (University Fellow), 1983. “A Fuzzy Version of Tietze’s Extension Theorem”, M.P. Reagor, Ph.D. Dissertation, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX. M.A. Mathematics, University of Texas at Austin, TX (NDEA Title IV Fellow), Jan 1969. “The Development of an Integral Transform”, M.P. Reagor, Master’s Thesis, University of Texas, Austin, TX. B.A. Mathematics, Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA, 1967. Graduate, Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge, TN, 1963. Member North American Fuzzy Information Processing Society (NAFIPS), Pi Mu Epsilon National Mathematics Honorary Fraternity (PME), Delta Kappa Gamma Honorary Society of Women Educators (DKG), American Mathematical Society (AMS), Mathematical Association of America (AMA), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Society of Automotive Engineers. Referee for International Journal for Fuzzy Sets and Systems and for IEEE Fuzzy Systems. Husband Fred Logan Reagor, daughters Mary Kathryn and Ericka. |
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