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Education |
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University
of South Africa, Pretoria, SA |
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PhD |
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2001 |
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Computer
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University
of Southern Mississippi |
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M.S. |
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1987 |
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Computer
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University
of Southern Mississippi |
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ABD |
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1978 |
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Political
Science/Economics |
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University
of Southern Mississippi |
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M.A. |
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1975 |
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Political
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McMurry
College |
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B.A. |
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1974 |
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Political
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Positions and
Employment |
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2005 - present Jackson State
University, Associate professor.
2005 - 2005 Jackson State University, Adjunct Professor
2000 - 2005 University of Mississippi, Adjunct Professor
1988 - 2004 Mississippi Valley Title Ins., Vice President for
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1987 - 2001 Belhaven College, Adjunct Professor
1987 - 1988 CENTEC Systems, Support Manager
1987 - 1987 Sec. of State, MS Internal Consultant
1985 - 1986 SCRI Public Systems Manager
1982 - 1984 State of MS, Data Processing Manager
1980 - 1982 Ms. Statistical Analysis, Ctr. Director
1978 - 1980 State of MS, Systems Analyst |
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Synergistic
Activities |
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As a member of the team, Dr.
Skelton developed a graduate curriculum for the Masters
of Engineering program at Jackson State University
during the Fall Semester, 2004. In addition, while
teaching at the Jackson Graduate Engineering Program, he
developed a course on Wireless Application Development
for the University of Mississippi.
Dr. Skelton developed and
offered a tutorial on wireless application development
at The 33rd Technical Symposium for Computer Science
Education. Furthermore, this course work was the genesis
for the publication of two books on the subject.
Currently, he is working on a research contract, funded
by the Department of Defense, which utilizes input from
diverse data sources, including wireless sensor
networks, as input into a decision-making engine. He is
also involved in research on intelligent decision-making
for urban search and rescue for the Department of
Homeland Security.
During his years of teaching, Dr. Skelton has been
actively involved in the development of several
undergraduate courses and laboratory materials which
included embedded microprocessor development, embedded
programming, C/C++ programming, and computer networking
courses.
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Publications |
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- G. Skelton, L.
Carter, J. Rice, “Jackson State University and
Provine High School’s FIRST Robotics Program:
Developing Skills for Future Engineers and Computer
Scientists,” Creating Futures through Technology,
Biloxi, MS, February2007.
- G. Skelton and A.
Holton, II, “Survivability in Wireless Sensor
Networks”, WMSCI 2006, Published Proceedings of the
10th World Multi-Conference on Systemics,
Cybernetics and Informatics, Orlando, Florida, July
2006.
- G. Skelton,
“Introducing Software Engineering to Computer
Engineering Students,” IEEE SoutheastCon 2006, April
2006.
- G. Skelton,
“Robotics, Game Programming: Expanding Engineering
and Computer Science at the High School Level,” 2006
Enhancing Education Through Technology, Tunica, MS,
March 2006.
- L. Chen and G. W.
Skelton, Mobile Commerce Application Development,
CyberTech Publishing, Hershey, PA, 2005.
- G. W. Skelton,
Wireless Application Development, Course
Technologies, Boston, MA, 2003.
- G. W. Skelton, A. L.
Steenkamp, C. D. Burge, “Utilizing UML Diagrams for
Integration Testing of Object-Oriented Software”,
Software Quality Professional, Vol. 2, No. 3, June
2000.
- G. W. Skelton,
“Integrating total quality management with software
engineering education”, ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, June
1993.
- G. W. Skelton, N. M.
Paz, and A. Kulkarni, “Programming for the Novice
Through Visualization”, Published Proceedings of the
Annual International Ergonomics and Safety
Conference, Louisville, Kentucky, June 1986.
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