Software Requirements Modeling and Design
Design and Architectural Analysis), GMU – The Aerospace Corporation • Lead Flight Software and Embedded Systems Office • Oversight of large real-time, object-oriented software analysis and design efforts for mission-critical systems – Teaching • GMU: SWE 621, SWE 626, SWE 632, CS/SWE 321 • VT: CS5744, CS5704
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