Jacob T. Cox

Work

Oxford Molecular Group

810 Gleneagles Court, Suite 300

Baltimore MD 21286

410-821-5980 x345

jcox@oxmol.com

Employment History:

Oxford Molecular Group

Programmer/Analyst

June 2, 1997 to Present

Developed C Oracle server front end for molecular searching.

Designed subgraph isomorphism searchs to find molecular structures in other molecules.

Implemented data structures for molecular information which included variable substructures imbedded in root molecular structures.

Towson University

Professor of Computer Science

Spring 1998 to Present

Taught C++.

Tracor Information Systems

( An SEI Level III company)

Software Engineer

February 15, 1996 to May 30, 1997

Designed and implemented client/server databases.

Wrote accompanying interface software.

Integrated COTS applications.

Tested and evaluated in-house and commercial products.

Baltimore City Public Schools

Patterson High School

Chemistry and Physics Teacher

November 11, 1991 to February 10, 1996

Designed and implemented instructional materials.

Managed 5 classrooms of students on a daily basis.

Planned and executed long and short range goals.

Maintained and inventoried science labs and classrooms.

Space Telescope Science Institute

Post Observation Data Processing Group

Data Processing Intern

Summer 1993

Wrote a disk memory management routine on a VAX/VMS system.

Trained in image processing, analysis and archiving of Hubble Space Telescope images.

Observed fault recovery operations.

Cable & Wireless Communications Inc.

Network Analyst

January 1989 to February 1991

Analyzed telephone networks for hardware failures.

Made failures transparent to users.

Tracked and documented illegal activity taking place in the network.

Education:

Towson State University (3.7)

Computer Science

1995 - 1997

Master of Science in Computer Science

Object Oriented Methods and Design

Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic Systems

Distributed Architectures

Operating Systems

Database Management Systems

Intelligent Control Systems

West Virginia University (2.7)

Secondary Education

1982 - 1988

Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education (Mathematics and Chemistry)

Trained in mathematics and laboratory sciences.

Trained in human behavior and public speaking.

Training:

Trident II weapon navigation, power, safety and control subsystems.

Software Engineering Institutes guidelines and procedures.

Environment control in increasing of morale and stimulating productivity.

Publications:

"A Seven Neuron Controller Solves the Inverted Pendulum Problem," 1997 Artificial Neural Nets in Engineering conference proceedings, Jacob T. Cox, Dr. John R. Alexander.

"A Three-Neuron Controller II," 1996 Systems Man and Cybernetics conference poceedings, Dr. John R. Alexander, Dr. James T. Coughlin, Jacob T. Cox.

"Backing Up a Truck and Trailor Using Sets of Three Neuron Controllers," 1996 Artificial Neural Nets in Engineering conference proceedings, Dr. John R. Alexander, Jacob T. Cox.

Skills:

C/C++, Java, SQL, SQLBase.

Object Oriented Methodology and Design, Structured Methods, GUI Development.

Windows (3.1, 95, NT), Unix(various flavors), VMS.

Neural Network & Fuzzy Logic System design and implementation, .

Mathematical Modeling , Control System Architecture.

Database design, implementation and maintenance.

Honors:

1996 Who's Who of American Teachers

US Government Top Secret Clearance

Space Science Internship Program


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