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Faculty John H. Manley - Professor Emeritus
Professor Manley joined
the department in 1987. Prior to that he was a Professor in the Graduate
School of Industrial Administration, and the first full-time Director of
the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. He is
a Director of Concurrent Technologies Corporation, and has served as Assistant
to the Director, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory;
Director, Programming Applied Technology, ITT Corporation; President, Computing
Technology Transition, Inc.: and Vice President, Engineering and Technology,
Nastec Corporation. He has been a member of the National Weather Service
Modernization Committee of the National Research Council: and Distinguished
Visiting Scientist, Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Professor
Manley directed the development of the first video teleconferencing facilities
for the School of Engineering and has managed research and development
programs for the Department of Defense. He is internationally recognized
in the fields of software and computing systems engineering. He is particularly
interested in applying classical systems engineering technologies to re-engineer
interacting materials transformation, management, financial, engineering
and quality control processes in manufacturing enterprises.
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