Peter C. Di Giulio
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EDUCATION

1977 Cornell University; Master of Electrical Engineering; with Honors
Master Project: Predictive Computer Software Model for Multivariate Systems

Developed a software package employing eigenvector transformations to computes the exact algebraic solution to a coupled system of linear, first order, ordinary differential equations subject to a set of parameterized forcing function vectors and initial control conditions.

This package became used in a feedback control system course at Cornell University in the college of Electrical Engineering. The package was written in FORTRAN, employing the EISPACK HQR2 facility to compute the eigenvector transformations (the EISPACK modules have since been replace with LAPACK)

The solution is derived by transforming the system to an uncoupled reference plane, analytically solving the uncoupled set of differential equations, and then transforming the solution back to the original vector space.


1976 Cornell University; Bachelor of Science; with Honors
Curriculum Focus: Applied Mathematics and Computer Science

Personalized curriculum with a graduate level focus on multivariate electrical and mechanical field theory subject to constitutive relationships across the engineering disciplines.



Professional Memberships and Accomplishments
 

27 U.S. Patents; many also awarded internationally
 

Taught Linear Algebra at the University of Bridgeport, 1981
 

Corporate representative to NIST strategic standardization work group, 1990-1991
 

President, American Institute of Motion Engineers, 1993-94
April, 1992 Conference Presentation:  A Low Cost Motion Control Product Architecture
Motion Control Magazine; Spring'94:  The Need for a Unifying Motion Control Standard


Supplementary Education
 

Neural Networks; theory and application
 

Statistical Design of Experiments
 

Total Quality Management
 

Business Management
 

Telecom Wireless Spectrum Auction; Technologies Issues