David Wayne Clay
Computer Science Department
Florida Tech
Melbourne , Fl 32901
(321) 674-7493

EDUCATIONAL TRAINING

     B.A. in MATHEMATICS with Honors
          University of Texas at Austin - 1969

     M.A. in MATHEMATICS - GPA of 3.75
          University of Texas at Austin - 1971

     M.S. in COMPUTER SCIENCE - GPA of 3.75
          Florida Institute of Technology - 1983
 
     Began Doctoral Program  -  1995
		  University Of California, Santa Barbara

WORK EXPERIENCE IN EDUCATION

     Arkansas State University 1972 - 1974
          Instructor of Data Processing

     Mohawk Valley Community College 1974 - 1975
          Instructor of Mathematics and Computer Science

     South Georgia College 1976 - 1977
          Director of Computer Programs

             Responsible for the development of the curriculum
             and course content for the two year certificate
             program. Responsible for teaching all Computer Science
             courses offered by the school.

     Kennedy Western University , adjunct Faculty 
             OO and  Unix Distance Learning courses

       Florida Institute of Technology 1977 - present

          Assistant Professsor of Computer Science

             Taught most courses in the four year program.
             Developed and taught a summer Computer Workshop for
             secondary school teachers covering the fundamentals of
             computers and programming.
           
             Taught an inservice workshop on the fundamentals of 
             computers for Vero Beach teachers.

             Nominated for Teacher of the Year.

             Nominated for Outstanding Contribution to the        
             University.

             Coordinator for Graduate Assistant Program.


      National University of Lesotho, AFRICA , Fulbright Fellowship,
             1987-8.

      National University of Lesotho, AFRICA , Fulbright extension,
             August 1989-December 1989.


INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE

     LOCKHEED ELECTRONICS CO. as a subcontractor to NASA
			[Houston, Johnson Space Center]

                         Team member on the Lunar Lander simulation project
                         using FORTRAN simulator to verify the onboard programs
                         of the Lander's computer.
			 1969-70

     IBM   [Boca Raton, Fl. ]

			 Consultant/Instructor in their in-house college level program
			 teaching foundations of computer science and operating systems
			 1990 till present


     OBJECTIVE SOLUTIONS [Melbourne, Florida ]
		   
			 Consultant for the development of training materials for
			 their GUI system for Oracle et al.
			 1992  


     PATRICK AIR FORCE BASE [Satellite Beach , Fl. ]
			
			 Trainer for staff in UNIX system use and administration
			

     HARRIS CORPORATION [Melbourne , Fl. ]
			
			 Led two workshops in Object-Oriented Design at their
			 Objective-93 conference

			 Taught an object-oriented workshop for their trainers
			
      COMPUTER SCIENCE INNOVATIONS [Melbourne , Florida]
                        
                         Taught an object-oriented workshop for their developers

      ROCKWELL-COLLINS [Melbourne, Florida]

                         Taught an object-oriented workshop for their developers

      FL. TECH.  Professional Development Program

                         Teaching in the NACSE Certification program for both the
                           computer networking and webmaster courses

SCHOLARLY PROJECTS

     Report on the use of Computer Assisted Instruction in the    
        University of Georgia System - 1976.

     Presentation to the Florida Academy of Science on the topic:
        Florida Educational Computer Network - 1983.

     INFORMATION STRUCTURES: IMPLEMENTING IMAGINATION.
        West Publishing Co., 1986.

     Presentation at the Florida Instructional Technology Program
		Workshop, July 1992, Fl. Tech. on the topic :
		Internet as an instructional technology.


     Workshop for local K-12 teachers , Oct. 1992 and July 1993 , Fl. Tech. 
	    on the topic :
		Navigating the Internet: A hands-on guided tour.


     Presentation at the National Teaching and Learning Conference,
		April 1993, Jackonsonville, Fl. on the topic :
	    Internet Travel Agents : Navigational aids to Internet

     Presentation at the Florida AI Research Symposium,
		April 1993, Ft. Lauderdale, Fl. on the topic :
		Intelligent Traffic Intersections

     Presentation at the National Teaching and Learning Conference,
		April 1994, Jackonsonville, Fl. on the topic :
		Using the Internet in Science Courses

SUMMARY OF COMPUTER SKILLS 

 From the Operating System Area 

     	1.  UNIX  operating system experience

               a.   C shell and Bourne shell programming 

               b.   System Programming in the C language

                        1.  Concurrent processes with fork/pipes system calls

                        2.  Client/server processes with sockets

              c.  Taught UNIX training program for Patrick Air Force Base

              d.  Co-ordinating a one-hour system administration course

     2.  Windows operating system

              a.  Developed software to capture video clips and transmit automatically

                       over the phone line via modems using Visual Basic 

              b.  Working knowledge of NT use and administration

              c.  Working knowledge of IIS web server


   
      3.   OO languages that I have  experience developing software

             a.   C++

             b.   Java

FOR WEBMASTER 

      1. Familiar with HTML, Javascript, Perl, cold fusion, ASP

      2. Teach a web technologies course at the college level

      3. Teach in the NACSE Webmaster coursefor professional development

REFERENCES

     MIKE DOTSON              Professional Development Program  407-895-7007
     DR. William SCHOAFF      Chairman Math/CS Dept., F.I.T. 321-674-8066
     DR. BOB FRONK            Chairman Science Education Dept.,321-674-8126
     Dr. David Clapp          Director of Graduate Studies, 407-894-9961