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Dr. Mark E. Lehr

 
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Current Employer:
Riverside City College
Title:
Professor CIS/CSC/ENE/BUS/MAT
Location:
Riverside, California, United States


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Knowledge Summary

This Maven has been a Section Head and Design Specialist for a major defense firm, Operations Officer for a small technology firm, and Chair of an academic Computer Information Systems and Science department. His areas of expertise include system design and project leadership with proficiency in engineering, management, and statistics. Programs developed and managed are diverse and include complex weapons systems, statistical process control for medical devices as well as machine learning. Phases of product development include conceptualization, prototyping, testing, reformulation, manufacturing, and deployment.

Experience

Current Employer:
Riverside City College
Title:
Professor CIS/CSC/ENE/BUS/MAT
Dates:
Aug 1998 - Present
Description:

Previous Chair IST Dept, and Professor of Engineering/Computer Science


Past Experience:
OmniPlatform Corporation
Title:
Operations Officer
Dates:
Jul 2009 - Dec 2014
Description:

Financial management, and recruiting/human resource director.


Past Experience:
Cal Poly Pomona
Title:
Instructor, CACT
Dates:
Jan 1993 - Dec 1999
Description:

Coding science and business simulations and applications.


Past Experience:
Cal Poly Pomona
Title:
Instructor, Aerospace Engineering
Dates:
Jan 1981 - Jun 1995
Description:

Numerical Analysis, Subsonic Windtunnel, Supersonic Windtunnel, Aero Design.


Past Experience:
General Dynamics Corporation (NYSE:GD)
Title:
Section Head, System Dynamics
Dates:
Aug 1979 - Apr 1992
Description:

Weapon System Design, Development, Verification and Validation. Programs such as Divad, Assault Breaker, TGSM, Phalanx, FOT&E to AAAM


Knowledge, Keywords & Publications

System Design, Control Systems, Simulation, Analysis, Neural Networks, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Software Development, Project Management, Validation and Verification.

Example papers pertaining to the above,
http://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=20050202027
http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/20050202027.pdf
http://eml.berkeley.edu/wp/lii_lehr.pdf
http://eml.berkeley.edu/Software/abstracts/liilehr0798.html
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1996SPIE.2825..972L
http://209.129.8.7/~MarkLehrSyllabi/DrMarkELehrDissertation.pdf
http://209.129.8.7/~MarkLehrSyllabi/SPIE_PatternRecognition_Lehr96.pdf
https://books.google.com/books?id=L7knAQAAMAAJ&focus=searchwithinvolume&q=lehr
http://209.129.8.7/~MarkLehrSyllabi/Symposium_on_Technology_and_the_Mine_Problem_Revised%20Agenda.pdf
Roth, T. Lehr, M., et.al. Using the Electrical Current Trace to Diagnose Incipient Type I Pilot Seal Extrusion in PRCS Thruster Pilot-Operated Valves. WSTF-IR-0199-001-05 January 2005.

Education & Languages

University of California, Riverside

1994 - 2002

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Applied Statistics

University of California, Riverside

1992 - 1993

Master of Science (MS)

Statistics

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

1981 - 1983

Master of Science (MS)

Engineering

Northrop University

1978 - 1979

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Systems

Northrop University

1974 - 1978

Bachelor of Science (BS)

Aerospace Engineering

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