Resume

Ann Christine Catlin

email: acc@cs.purdue.edu
URL:http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/acc

133 Hideaway Lane
West Lafayette, IN 47906
Phone: (765) 463-9519
Purdue University
Computer Sciences Department
W. Lafayette, IN 47907
Phone: (317) 494-9994

OBJECTIVE

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

[Sept 1991 - present]
Research Scientist Purdue University
Computer Sciences Department
Responsible for the design and development of Pellpack, a problem solving environment for simulating physical applications based on partial differential equations (PDEs). Pellpack is a large scale software system (1 million lines of code) with facilities for language processing, scientific computing, geometry modeling, data visualization, and parallel processing. Major contributions include

Responsible for the design and development of a knowledge/database system for managing and analyzing performance data generated by scientific software. Created an SQL-enhanced "forms-oriented" graphical interface to POSTGRES95, and integrated an analysis system for extracting, viewing and evaluating data from the scientific database.

Responsible for the design of SoftLab, a "virtual laboratory" prototype in the area of chemical engineering . The system was implemented as a software interface to the experimental lab and to the computer simulation programs used in the engineering laboratory. The interface allows users to control both the simulation and experimental processes, and to integrate the processes by combining results and data visualization.

[Aug 1989 - Aug 1991]
Senior Systems Analyst Pritsker Corporation
Developed the animation system for the SLAM manufacturing simulation software and designed and implemented a system for creating marketing demonstration packages.

[July 1986 - Aug 1989]
Director, Research and Development Network Synergies, Incorporated
Responsible for the design and development of STAR, a software package for data network optimization. Designed and built the original, marketable product, and supervised the design and development of subsequent versions. Network design modules used heuristic algorithms in conjunction with carrier pricing data. Performance analysis modules used mathematical models for response and saturation analysis, queueing, and flow deviation.

[June 1982 - Aug 1984]
Manager, Analytic Methods Group AT&T Information Systems
Responsible for the design and analysis of proposed customer data networks, including cost and performance analysis, capacity planning, and simulation of customer data flow.

[Aug 1980 - June 1982]
Manager, Applications Consulting Group Applied Data Research
Responsible for customer consulting services for the EMPIRE financial modeling package. Major projects included a Corporate Planning and Energy Forecasting System for a major utility, and an Inventory Control System for a chemical company.


EDUCATION

[Sept 1984 - June 1986] Purdue University GPA=6.0/6.0
Coursework in the Computer Sciences Department included Numerical Methods, Computer Architecture, Data Structures.

[Aug 1977 - June 1980] Notre Dame University GPA=3.8/4.0
Master of Science, Mathematics. Passed the Ph.D. candidacy exam and completed all coursework for a Ph.D. in mathematics.

[Aug 1973 - June 1977] Seton Hill College GPA=3.9/4.0
Bachelor of Science, Mathematics. Graduated first in class.


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TEACHING EXPERIENCE

[1976-1980] Teaching Assistant, Notre Dame University
Taught Calculus I, II, III.
[1991-1998] Guest Lecturer, Purdue University
CS615 (Numerical Methods), CS590 (Topics in Computer Science), CS590V(Parallel Computing).


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