I have worked on many interesting projects at Honeywell Technology Center. They include, in reverse chronological order:

• Implement a dynamic user-interface design system. Apply it to the building control domain.
  Work:I helped model and build a system which models data and then based on the description of the data, the role of the user, and the task at hand builds an appropriate interaction for the user. This interaction is then translated into a screen representation. As lead programmer on this project, I also instructed and coordinated other coder's efforts.
  Tools used:Together/J, Metrowerks Code Warrior for Java, Sun JDK 1.1.8, Java JDBC libraries, Java Swing libraries.
• Implement a PalmOS presentation agent.
  Work:I created a Palm presentation agent for the dynamic user-interface design system, including communication from a base system to the Palm via TCP/IP.
  Tools used:Metrowerks Code Warrior for PalmOS.
• Build a java library which calls functions in an old C library.
  Work: I built a java class which acted as a network accessable server to a previously existing C library. This program allowed other java programs to make calls via remote procedure call (RPC) and would then invoke the appropriate C function on a windows .dll.
  Tools used: Sun JDK 1.1.*, Java JNI libraries, Java RPC libraries.
• Build a multi-device forms processor.
  Work: I built the front ends for a generic definition of a Human-computer interface. Given a representation of an interaction, this builds the appropriate mapping to screen widgets. The front end was presented on both a PC (using Java) and a PDA (using NewtonScript).
  Tools used: Symantec Visual Cafe 2.5, Metrowerks Code Warrior for Java, Sun JDK 1.1.*, Newton Toolkit.
  
• Apply a Gantt chart to System Bus scheduling.
  Work: I modelled scheduling objects to represent the demands on the system bus. Built a tool to capture a snapshot of a schedule and translate it into these scheduling objects. Built the graphic representations of those scheduling objects for the Gantt chart.
  Tools used:Symantec Visual Cafe 2.0, Sun JDK 1.1.6 Franz LISP.
  
• Program to display airport ground delay information.
  Work: I modelled scheduling objects to represent airport landing slots and flights and built their visual representations into the Gantt chart. Built a parser to read in the data put out by the FAA during a ground delay. Implemented demonstration algorithms for rescheduling flights according to ground delay rules.
  Tools used: Symantec Visual Cafe 1.1, Sun JDK 1.1.3.
• Convert scheduler front end to Java 1.1
  Work: I helped convert the below-mentioned display to the new messenging format in Java 1.1.
  Tools used: Symantec Visual Cafe 1.0, Sun JDK 1.1.
• Program to display airplane maintenance information.
  Work: I implemented, from nothing on up, a Gantt chart implementation which displayed graphic representations of scheduler objects and allowed users to take actions on them by selection and menu items or popup menus. These actions were sent to a scheduling engine which then updated the schedule objects. The Gantt chart then updated the display to show the changes in those objects.
  Tools used: Symantec Cafe, Sun JDK 1.0.
• Program to help determine best presentation of information to a helicopter pilot.
  Work: I debugged and improved a search procedure which would dynamically reallocate presentation resources while choosing the best display.
  Tools used: MS Visual Studio C++.