Ramon Mata-Toledo, Ph.D.
Professor
- Office: ISAT/CS 253
- Phone: 540-568-2775
- Email: matatora@jmu.edu
- Full Curriculum Vita (PDF)
- Mailing Address:
MSC 4103
701 Carrier Drive
Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807
Education
- Ph.D. (Computer Science), Kansas State University
- M.S. (Computer Science), Florida Institute of Technology
- M.S. (Business Administration), Florida Institute of Technology
- B.S. (Mathematics and Physics), Pedagogical Institute of Caracas, Venezuela.
Experience
Academic
- Professor of Computer Science, James Madison University. Harrisonburg, Virginia 2003-Present.
- Associate Professor, James Madison University. Harrisonburg, Virginia. 1994-2003.
- Assistant Professor, James Madison University. Harrisonburg, Virginia. 1988-1994.
- Assistant Professor, Florida Institute of Technology. Melbourne, Florida. 1983-1988.
- Graduate Teaching Assistant, Kansas State University. Manhattan, Kansas. 1979-1983.
- Instructor, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. 1979-1983.
- Coordinator, Mathematics Department, Francisco de Miranda University College. Caracas, Venezuela. 1974-1976.
- Coordinator, Department of Mathematics, Liceo José Manuel Nuñez Ponte. Caracas, Venezuela. 1972-1974.
- Instructor of Mathematics and Physics, Liceo José Manuel Nuñez. Caracas, Venezuela. 1969-1971.
Industrial
- Database Administrator, project NITTS, United States Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service through SEI Technology, Inc., Harrisonburg, VA, March 1991-1993
- Consultant, Real State III, Inc., Harrisonburg, VA, June 1991-1993. Supervisor: Mrs. Sallye Trobaugh. Programmer, Collins Avionic (subsidiary of Rockwell International). Author of the program Shipment Report Generator, Melbourne, FL, 1987 - 1988
- Programmer, Rockwell International, Melbourne, FL, 1986-1987. Author of the program FLOW
- System Analyst, Computer Information Science, Manhattan, KS, 1979-1983.
- System Analyst, Kansas Research Institute, Manhattan, KS, 1978-1979. Currently
Scholarly Interests/Research Topics
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