Vernon W. Pine - Resume
Professional Experience - Education
Fall 2000 – Present	Assistant Professor - Computer Science East Tennessee State University Courses Taught – Introduction to Computer Science – I, Introduction to Computer Science – II, Visual Programming with Applications, Visual Programming – Advanced, File Processing, Software Engineering I, Software Engineering II Committee Assignments – Curriculum Committee, Academic Freedom and Faculty Ethics, Search 2003
Spring 1998 – Spring 2000	Instructor - Computer Science Northeast State Technical Community College Courses Taught - Concepts of Computers and Applications, Concepts of Computers and Applications - Honors, Advanced Concepts of Computers and Applications, Programming With Visual Basis I, Programming With Visual Basis II, Advance Topics in Visual Basic, Programming with C and C++ I, Programming with C and C++ II, Web Page Design and Programming, Data Structures Courses Developed - Advanced Topics in Visual Basic, Web Page Design and Programming, Data Structures, File Processing, Software Analysis and Training Committee Assignments - Faculty Council, Grades Appeal, Readmission, Cultural Events
Fall 1997	Instructor - Mathematics and Computer Science King College Courses Taught - Calculus II, Differential Equations, Discrete Mathematics, Visual Basic
Fall 1996 - Spring 1997	Adjunct Instructor - Computer Science and Mathematics NSTCC Courses Taught - Computer Concepts, Advanced Computer Concepts, Basic Mathematics, Elementary Algebra
Professional Experience - Business and Industry
1986 - 1994	Senior Scientist Science Applications International Corporation
	Designed and developed numerous large scale computer simulations including: interaction of lasers, neutral particle beams, kinetic energy weapons and microwaves with enemy force assets; combinatorial–geometry, ray–tracing computer simulation to explore the interaction of explosively formed projectiles with complex structures. As PC service center manager, developed a PC usage log program and ancillary accounting programs to allocate computer usage to contract; database system to accept document control data from corporate security and allow user-entered document summaries.
1980 - 1986	Vice President and Division Leader Beers Associates, Inc. Led a group of twenty-five physicists, computer scientists, and programmers responsible for: predicting the response of the STARSAT test–bed satellite for two underground nuclear tests and numerous above ground test series; designing a unified vector data processing system for satellite test data; developing a computer simulation for a first principles model of dielectric breakdown; developing a computer model for the charging of dielectric due to charge particle irradiation.
1972 - 1980	Section Leader Science Applications International Corporation Led a team of seven physicists and programmers responsible for: designing and developing a two–dimensional prolate spheroid computer model to calculate the electromagnetic pulse (EMP) from a near–surface nuclear burst; designing and developing a one-dimensional planar model to calculate the EMP from a high altitude nuclear burst; designing and developing a radiation transport computer simulation to provide a detailed characterization of the gamma flux and the electromagnetic environment at the Aurora simulation facility.
Education
1996	MS - Computer Science East Tennessee State University Teaching assistant (Fall 1995), hands-on laboratory instructor for six sessions of Using Information Technology. (Spring 1996), hands-on instructor and lecture instructor for Using Information Technology.
1967	BS - Physics Roanoke College
Honors and Awards
	Phi Kappa Phi
	Upsilon Pi Epsilon
	ETSU Computer Science Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Assistant
	Gamma Beta Tau
	Sigma Pi Sigma
Professional Affiliations
	Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
	The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)