Earl LaBatt joined UNH Manchester as an adjunct professor of computer information systems in 1999. His course work has included Introduction to Scientific Programming and Application Programming using Java.
20+ years of industry experience includes:
- Developing decision aids, tracking and reporting systems, and mission planning tools at Rome Laboratory.
- Developing Motif based user interfaces and algorithms for real-time applications, calibration software for the F-22 airplane, component based frameworks using Java and Jini, and reusable architectures for distributed heterogeneous applications at Lockheed Martin.
- Developing generic grouping technology, servlets, dashboards, low-level data collectors, and server-side business logic at OPNET Technologies.
- Managing software development teams which include: allocating tasks, managing the development and release schedules, interacting with quality assurance, and supporting technical support.
He has developed software using a variety of languages with the most notable being Java, C, C++, and Ada. He is presently working for OPNET Technologies.
Education
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M.S., Rochester Institute of Technology, 1990
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B.S., Utica College of Syracuse University, 1987
Courses Taught
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CIS 630: Application Programming using Java
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CS 410: Introduction to Scientific Programming
Selected Publications
- "C3I Graphical Applications", Speaker at Advisory Group for Aerospace Research & Development (AGARD) Machine Intelligence for Aerospace Electronic Systems, Lisbon, Portugal 9/91
- "Analysis of Improved Many On Many (IMOM)", internal technical publication, 90
Awards
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Patent US7444263 - Performance metric collection and automated analysis
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Several Scientific Achievement Awards at Rome Laboratory
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Civilian of the Quarter at Rome Laboratory