Dr. Tim R. Norton
Research Interests
- Application Modeling
- Discrete-event Simulation
- Analytic Queueing Theory
- Business Process (System Dynamics)
- Capacity Planning
- Application and System Measurement
Additional links of research interest
Teaching Interests
- Performance Analysis and Modeling
- Operating Systems
- Strategic Planning
- Discrete-event simulation
- Assembly Language
Classes
- CS420/520 Computer Architecture I
- CS316 Concepts of Programming Languages
Biographical Information
I am an Adjunct Professor of Computer Science at Colorado Technical University and an Honorarium Professor of Computer Science at
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.
I received a BA in Philosophy (with a second major in Anthropology) in 1972 from
The Colorado College, in Colorado Springs, Colorado,
a MMS (Master's of Mathematical Science) in Computer Science in 1977 from
The University of Texas at Dallas in Richardson, Texas,
and a DCS (Doctor of Computer Science) in 1997 from Colorado Technical University.
My experience includes almost 30 years working in a wide variety of computer related areas.
I have a broad range of experience from application development to hardware configuration to operating system support.
I have worked with a variety of computer systems and have MVS, PC and Distributed Systems experience,
including applications design, support, and systems programming.
I have done capacity planning and modeling for over 15 years at a variety of companies.
I specialize in modeling for performance analysis
and capacity planning using both simulation and queuing theory techniques.
Complete academic resume.
Publications
I have a number of publications related to
computer system and application modeling, as well as other topics.
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