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===<small>Computer language development at the University of Arizona</small></small>===
===<small>Computer language development at the University of Arizona</small>===
Co-author of FORTRAN-based Non-linear Library (approx. 25 routines for non-linear  DSP) 1988
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Co-author of LIB I, a library of 350 subroutines for LabView, a modern, icon-based  
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computer language.  LIB I is now commercially available through the Arizona
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Technology Development Corp., Tucson, AZ 1989
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Co-author of M 8 LIB, a library of 95 LabView subroutines that control the MASTER 8
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digital stimulator (A.M.P.I., Jerusalem, Israel) 1989
|Co-author of FORTRAN-based Non-linear Library (approx. 25 routines for non-linear  DSP)
|1988
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Co-author of LIB I, a library of 350 subroutines for LabView, a modern, icon-based computer language.  LIB I is now commercially available through the Arizona, Technology Development Corp., Tucson, AZ
|1989
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|Co-author of M 8 LIB, a library of 95 LabView subroutines that control the MASTER 8, digital stimulator (A.M.P.I., Jerusalem, Israel)
|1989
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|}
 


===<small>Undergraduate curriculum and course development at the University of Arizona</small>===
===<small>Undergraduate curriculum and course development at the University of Arizona</small>===
Development of courseware for the "PSIO 418: Physiology for Engineers", UA 1990-1992
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|Development of courseware for the "PSIO 418: Physiology for Engineers", UA
|1990-1992
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===<small>Computer Technology curriculum and course development at the University of Arizona</small>===
===<small>Computer Technology curriculum and course development at the University of Arizona</small>===
Development and Design of curriculum for CYBER Kids 1990--present
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|Development and Design of curriculum for Neurology students
|1991-1992
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===<small>Computer Technology curriculum and course development at the  [[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]]</small>===
Development and Design of curriculum for CYBER Kids 1990-2000


===<small>Educational Software development at the [[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]]</small>===
===<small>Educational Software development at the [[Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute]]</small>===

Revision as of 09:06, 7 January 2012

Computer Systems Design and Software Development

Computer language development at the University of Arizona

Co-author of LIB I, a library of 350 subroutines for LabView, a modern, icon-based computer language. LIB I is now commercially available through the Arizona, Technology Development Corp., Tucson, AZ
Name Period
Co-author of FORTRAN-based Non-linear Library (approx. 25 routines for non-linear DSP) 1988
1989
Co-author of M 8 LIB, a library of 95 LabView subroutines that control the MASTER 8, digital stimulator (A.M.P.I., Jerusalem, Israel) 1989


Undergraduate curriculum and course development at the University of Arizona

Name Period
Development of courseware for the "PSIO 418: Physiology for Engineers", UA 1990-1992

Computer Technology curriculum and course development at the University of Arizona

Name Period
Development and Design of curriculum for Neurology students 1991-1992

Computer Technology curriculum and course development at the Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute

Development and Design of curriculum for CYBER Kids 1990-2000

Educational Software development at the Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute

Name Period
CYBER Logo 1997
Story Animator 1997
Painting/Drawing Packages 1997

Commercial Software development at The Multimedia factory

Name Period
Animations for Institute of Technology 1993
Multimedia package for Electric Authority 1994
Educational Multimedia Game for Electric Authority 1997
6-language Multimedia Information System (at airports and museums) 1997-1998
Hotel Information System "HISystem" 1994

Computer language development at the Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute (Research Environments)

Name Period
2002
RoboLang, A new language with concepts from robotics 2002


Educational Software development

Name Period
Quick Story Gold 1996-98
Draw & Paint 1996-98
Kids' Paint 1996-98
Animals 1996-98
Esops Fables 1996-98
Fairy Tales 1996-98
1821 Heros 1996-98


Educational Software development: “Factories for Research Projects”

Name Period
CD Factory 2002
Calculator Factory 2002
Browser Factory 2002
Emailer Factory 2002
Fairy Tales Factory 2002
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