RÉSUMÉ FOR MARTIN J. LOGAN

MARTIN J. LOGAN

795 COVE ROAD · STAMFORD, CT 06902

PHONE 203-351-2846 · E-MAIL MJLOGAN319@AOL.COM

OBJECTIVE

Interested in a productive environment that utilizes my Mathematical Modeling and leadership skills for software development and software aided research. EMPLOYMENT ATLANTIC ASSET MANAGEMENT
PROGRAM DEVELOPER, TECHNIQUES RESEARCH (11/00 To Present)

Designed an attribution system for portfolio management. Designed an accrued interest calculating system and dating system for the CBO Sentry. Working on a model that more accurately simulates pricing across asset classes in conjunction with Richard Voss.

KANSER, LOGAN, MCPHERSON PROGRAMMING, Boca Raton, FL

FOUNDER, PRESIDENT, PROJECT MANAGER (7/98 To Present)

Began company to accommodate market for academic software development. Duties include: project management, employee training, and client relations.

PROJECT MANANGER FOR THE FOLLOWING CLIENTS (All programs developed using self-designed K.,L.,M. Programming modules, not the use of a Builder):

Benoit Mandelbrot and Yale University. Participated in Yale University's Tri-centennial celebration by providing a fractal workshop displaying our software in association with Benoit's lecture.
The National Science Foundation's three million dollar grant sponsoring Teacher Enhancement directed by Heinz-Otto Peitgen and Richard Voss. Hired to design and distribute Pattern Exploration software (Java) CD-ROM, develop Teacher Enhancement website, and consult on general computer related issues. Conference speaker during Teacher Enhancement camps for grade school teachers and students on use of Pattern Exploration software and the advantages of computers in science.
Heinze-Otto Peitgen and Hartmut Jurgens. Hired for concept implementation of Chaos and Fractals: New Frontiers of Science, Second Edition in Java.
MeVis. Under the direction of Richard Voss and Heinz-Otto Peitgen, researched methods in Medical Visualization (using C and C++ programming techniques to better assist Breast Cancer and Liver Cancer treatment).
Charles E. Schmidt College of Science. Under the direction of Ronald Mullin and Frederick Hoffman and with the assistance of Certicom modified and implemented a parallel algorithm in C and C++ to break Elliptic Curve cryptosystems.
Larry S. Liebovitch. Hired for concept implementation of Fractals and Chaos: Simplified for the Life Sciences in Java and website consultation.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY, Boca Raton, FL
COLLEGE MATHEMATICS INSTRUCTOR (8/96 To Present)

Design and teaching of the graduate and advanced undergraduate class Computing Mathematics with Java (three semesters).
Matrix Theory (one semester). Methods of Calculus (two semesters). Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry (two semesters). College Algebra (two semesters).

COLLEGE TEACHING ASSISTANT (6/97 To 5/98)

Modern Algebra (two semesters). Math for Liberal Arts (two semesters).

EDUCATION Union College, Schenectady, NY (Graduate 5/96)

B.S. in Mathematics

COMPUTERS Experience: Java, C, C++, Pascal, PC, Html, Dos, MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, FoxPro, SQL. PATENTS, PUBLICATIONS, AND WEBSITES CD-ROM: Pattern Exploration, Integrating Mathematics and Science for the Middle Grades.

Html: http://www.math.fau.edu/Teacher/Teacher_homepage.htm

Html: http://www.math.fau.edu/mlogan/Pattern_Exploration/MainDirections.html

Book: Assist in the writing of Benoit Mandelbrot's latest book on multi-fractals in finance. Still negotiating the details with Benoit.

Patent: Using Linear Automata as a cryptosystem. In preparation.

Paper: GALA: Sexual Reproduction in Cellular Automata, written for the Union College Summer Research Fellowship. Journal publication pending.

SPECIAL Creation and study of GALA, mathematical structures combining the concepts of cellular automata and genetic algorithms. Developed five theorems describing GALA boundary conditions and properties. REFERENCES Available upon request.