I am a retired Electro-Mechanical Engineer. I worked for 20 years researching and inventing new methods of solving very difficult problems the US Navy is faced with.
In my education, I first studied Mechanical Engineering at Drexel University earning a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. My course work in engineering included stress analysis, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, machine design, electrical and electronic engineering. The math requirements included calculus,...
I am a retired Electro-Mechanical Engineer. I worked for 20 years researching and inventing new methods of solving very difficult problems the US Navy is faced with.
In my education, I first studied Mechanical Engineering at Drexel University earning a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. My course work in engineering included stress analysis, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics, machine design, electrical and electronic engineering. The math requirements included calculus, differential equations, vector calculus, and linear algebra. Later, I attended graduate school at Drexel University and graduated with a Masters of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering with a specialty in advanced automatic controls and systems. This degree required three advanced engineering mathematics courses that included, differential equations, partial differential equations, vector calculus, calculus of variations, and linear algebra. The course work in engineering for this degree included advanced concepts in control theory that includes very advance analytically and algorithmic development using linear algebra, differential equations, calculus of variations, and calculus based statistics (stochastics).
My employer also brought Drexel University professors to my work and provided an additional degree Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering. The course work for this degree included signal processing, robotics, systems and controls and discrete mathematics. After completing this degree, I took additional graduate courses in adaptive controls, nonlinear controls, and artificial neural networks. In addition, this past year I attended a teaching certification program at Temple University and received a certification to teach math and science in Pennsylvania.
