Dr. David A . Cook

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Dr. David A. Cook is a Senior Research Scientist at AEgis Technologies Group, Inc., working as a Verification, Validation, and Accreditation agent in the Modeling and Simulations area, currently supporting the Airborne Laser (ABL) program. Cook has over 30 years experience in software development and management. He was an Associate Professor and Department Research Director at U.S. Air Force Academy and former Deputy Department Head of Software Professional Development Program at Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT). He was a consultant for the Software Technology Support Center for six years.

Cook has a PhD in Computer Science from Texas A&M University, and is a Personal Software Process (PSP) instructor.
 
Dr. David A . Cook
Stephen F. Austin State University
Department of Computer Science
P.O. Box 13063 McGee Bldg Room 303
Nacogdoches, TX 75962 		Phone: 936-468-2508
Fax: 936-468-7086
Email: cookda@aegistg.com
 
Presentation(s):
Quality from a Personal Engineering Perspective
 
Configuration Management in a Nutshell
 
Why Your Developers Need PSP and TSP!
 
Risk Factor: Confronting the Risks That Impact Software Project Success
 
Introduction to Team Process Using Team Dashboard - Beginning
 
Introduction to Team Process Using Team Dashboard - Intermediate
 
Modeling and Simulation: How to Credibly Perform Verification and Validation
 
Quality and the Laws of Software Motion
 
Cost-Effective Verification and Validation of Modeling and Simulation
 
Effectively Using Modeling and Simulation in Large-Scale Systems Development
 
The New Reality of Personal Computers in DoD - Beyond the PC for Desktop Computing
 
Lessons Learned from Large Scale Modeling and Simulation
 
The Way Ahead to Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) in DoD – Convergence or Not Convergence
 
Capabilities-Based Life-cycle Management - Lessons Learned
 
The Art of Applying Commercial Best Practices in the DoD
 
Requirements: From Stoplight to Guiding Light
 
 
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