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I have masters degrees in computer science (Univ. of Tenn., 1983) and public sector management (Univ. of Penn., 1992) and many years work experience in the software industry. My academic background includes public sector management, computer science, linguistics and literature. | I have masters degrees in computer science (Univ. of Tenn., 1983) and public sector management (Univ. of Penn., 1992) and many years work experience in the software industry. My academic background includes public sector management, computer science, and the liberal arts, especially linguistics and literature. | ||
As of 2007, I work as a free-lance trainer. From 2002-2006, I taught computer architecture, software engineering and programming in the [[http://www.cis.upenn.edu/grad/mcit/index.shtml MCIT program]] at the University of Pennsylvania in a non-tenure position. Before that, I consulted on software systems within pharmaceutical and insurance companies. My early computer career included several years’ experience developing telecommunications software at AT&T and Lucent. | As of 2007, I work as a free-lance trainer. From 2002-2006, I taught computer architecture, software engineering and programming in the [[http://www.cis.upenn.edu/grad/mcit/index.shtml MCIT program]] at the University of Pennsylvania in a non-tenure position. Before that, I consulted on software systems within pharmaceutical and insurance companies. My early computer career included several years’ experience developing telecommunications software at AT&T and Lucent. | ||
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I've had quite a bit of musical training and play piano and mandolin. I also like to garden, watch birds, and read. More on that is [[http://www.harbormist.com/pat/ here]]. | I've had quite a bit of musical training and play piano and mandolin. I also like to garden, watch birds, and read. More on that is [[http://www.harbormist.com/pat/ here]]. | ||
As part of getting to know Citizendium, I've been working on [[CZ:The_Big_Cleanup]], and that has led me all over the place. | |||
[[Special:Contributions/Pat_Palmer|Here]] is what I've been working on in Citizendium. | [[Special:Contributions/Pat_Palmer|Here]] is what I've been working on in Citizendium. | ||
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I have masters degrees in computer science (Univ. of Tenn., 1983) and public sector management (Univ. of Penn., 1992) and many years work experience in the software industry. My academic background includes public sector management, computer science, and the liberal arts, especially linguistics and literature.
As of 2007, I work as a free-lance trainer. From 2002-2006, I taught computer architecture, software engineering and programming in the [MCIT program] at the University of Pennsylvania in a non-tenure position. Before that, I consulted on software systems within pharmaceutical and insurance companies. My early computer career included several years’ experience developing telecommunications software at AT&T and Lucent.
My first academic effort was in linguistics. I spent three years doing graduate study in Germanic linguistics (specialization: semantic change in Middle High German) at the Univ. of Tenn but switched over to computer science without quite completing a linguistics degree (I was working on a Ph. D.). During that time, I read Old High German, Old Norse, Icelandic, Middle High German, Afrikaans, Pennsylvania Dutch, Yiddish, various regional German dialects, and also studied Spanish, Latin, and Russian. My undergraduate degree was liberal arts with a concentration in English literature and German (which I speak fluently).
I've had quite a bit of musical training and play piano and mandolin. I also like to garden, watch birds, and read. More on that is [here].
As part of getting to know Citizendium, I've been working on CZ:The_Big_Cleanup, and that has led me all over the place.
Here is what I've been working on in Citizendium.
User:Pat_Palmer/Computer draft for new version of article
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