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{\bf EDWARD A. BOGUCZ\\
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Curriculum Vitae}\\
March 1994\\
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{\bf Education}

Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering, Lehigh University, January 1985.\\
Dissertation: {\it Analysis of the turbulent near wake at a sharp 
trailing edge.} Advisor: J.D.A. Walker.

M.Sc., Heat Transfer Engineering, University of London, Imperial College, 
January 1980.\\
Thesis: {\it Study of a general two-equation model of turbulence.}
Advisor: D.B. Spalding.

B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Lehigh University, May 1978.\\
Senior thesis: {\it Instrumentation for two-phase flow.}
Advisor: J.C. Chen

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{\bf Academic Employment}

Associate Chair, Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and
Manufacturing Engineering, Syracuse University, Syracuse, 
NY, July 1994-date.

Associate Director, Northeast Parallel Architectures Center,
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, August 1993-date.

Director, Mechanical Engineering Program, Department of Mechanical, 
Aerospace and Manufacturing Engineering, Syracuse University, Syracuse, 
NY, August 1992-July 1994.

Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical, Aerospace and Manufacturing 
Engineering, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, 1992-date.

Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, 
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, 1985-1992.

Research Assistant, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics, 
Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, 1980-84.

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{\bf Research Expertise}

Analytical and computational fluid dynamics and heat transfer, turbulent 
flow, numerical methods, high-performance computing, 
applications of symbolic processing and expert systems.

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{\bf Selected Publications and Conference Papers}

\footnote{Undergraduate student.}Willis, T.J., and Bogucz, E.A.,
``Coupling symbolic processing 
with parallel numeric computation,'' in {\it Proceedings of 
6th SIAM Conference on Parallel Processing for Scientific Computing}, 
edited by R.F. Sincovec, D.E. Keyes, M.R. Leuze, L.R. Petzold, D.A. Reed,
SIAM, Philadephia, March 1993, pp. 788-792.

$^1$Chriske, D.M., and Bogucz, E.A., ``Performance evaluation of the 
Connection Machine for panel method calculations,'' {\it AIAA 91-0439}, 
AIAA 29th Aerospace Sciences Meeting, Reno, NV, 1991.

Bogucz, E.A., ``Asymptotic analysis of the $k$--$\epsilon$ turbulent 
boundary layer,'' in {\it Advances in Numerical Simulation 
of Turbulent Flows} (I. Celik, T. Kobayashi, K.N. Ghia, J. Kurokawa, 
eds.), ASME FED-Vol. 117 (proceedings of symposium held at 
ASME-JSME Fluids Engineering Conference, Portland, OR), 1991, pp. 
107-114. 
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Bogucz, E.A., ``The symmetric turbulent plane wake downstream of 
a sharp trailing edge,'' {\it AIAA 91-0612}, AIAA 29th Aerospace 
Sciences Meeting, Reno, NV, 1991.

Bogucz, E.A., and Mudawwar, M., ``A symbolic manipulation toolkit 
for asymptotic analysis of viscous flows,'' {\it AIAA 91-0499}, 
AIAA 29th Aerospace Sciences Meeting, Reno, NV, 1991.

Bogucz, E.A., Dirik, E.A., and Lyman, F.A., ``Unsteady stagnation-point 
heat transfer due to the motion of freestream vortices,'' {\it AIAA 
88-3771-CP}, in {\it Proceedings of AIAA/ASME/SIAM/APS 
1st National Fluid Dynamics Congress}, July 1988, pp. 1893-1990. 

Bogucz, E.A., and Walker, J.D.A., ``The turbulent near wake at 
a sharp trailing edge,'' {\it J. Fluid Mech.} {\bf 196}, 1988, pp. 555-584.

Fox, G.C., Bogucz, E.A., and McCracken, N.J., ``Undergraduate
research experiences in computational science,'' 7th National Conference 
on Undergraduate Research, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah, 
Mar. 1993.

Bogucz, E.A., ``Undergraduate research in computational fluid dynamics,'' 
invited presentation at the 50th annual meeting of the American Society 
for Engineering Educations St. Lawrence Section, Syracuse, NY, Oct. 1991.

Bogucz, E.A., and Weinman, V.E., editors, {\it Journal of 
Undergraduate Research in High-Performance Computing}, {\bf 3}, 
Technical Report SCCS-567, Northeast Parallel Architectures Center, 
Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, November 1993.

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{\bf Relevant Seminars}

``Multidisciplinary Analysis and Design,'' Northeast Parallel Architectures
Center, Syracuse University, Feb. 4, 1994.

``CAD opportunities in turbomachinery applications,'' Syracuse University 
Center for Computer Applications and Software Engineering (CASE Center) 
Summer Conference, July 1992.

``Expert system applications in air conditioner design,'' United 
Technologies Research Center, July 31, 1991.

``Modeling and simulation for thermal and fluid systems,'' CASE 
Center Technical Advisory Group, April 11, 1990.

``Development of an expert assistant for air conditioner design,'' 
Syracuse Univ., Oct. 1989.

``Air conditioner design using an expert interface to simulation 
software,'' CASE Center Summer Conference, July 1989.

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{\bf Recent Undergraduate Research Project Supervision}

Adams, E., ``Calculation of unsteady boundary-layer flows using 
the Connection Machine CM-2,'' NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates 
(REU) program, Syracuse University Department of Mechanical and Aerospace 
Engineering (SU/MAE), Summer 1991.    (Mr. Adams won second place 
in the AIAA Northeast Region Student Papers Competition for his entry 
based on this work.)

Hofeldt, A., ``Calculation of turbulent boundary layers,'' independent 
study project, Summer 1991.

Ash, E.L., ``Performance evaluation of the Connection Machine CM-2 
for unsteady heat conduction calculations,'' NSF REU program, SU/MAE, 
academic year 1990-91. (Mr. Ash won third place in the AIAA Northeast 
Region Student Oral Presentation Competition for his entry based on 
this work.)

Chriske, D.M., ``Performance evaluation of the Connection Machine 
CM-2 for panel method calculation,'' NSF REU program, SU/MAE, 1989-90.  
(Mr. Chriske won second place in the AIAA Northeast Region Student 
Papers Competition for his entry based on this work.)


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