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Email: jwmiller@udallas.edu
Office Hours: By Appointment
Application development, data warehousing, web programming, server management, data analysis. Emphasis is on delivering web-based business analytics involving statistical algorithms and graphics.
Specialties: Statistical analysis and programming skills, process management, statistical process control, telecommunications operational metrics, reporting.
Efficient with programming in Python, Perl, SQL, VBScript and S-Plus (S+). Also familiar with R, C, C++, C#, Visual Basic, Minitab and SAS.
Ph.D. in Statistical Science, August, 1994. Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX. GPA = 4.0. Dissertation title: "Forecasting with Fractionally Differenced Time Series Models." Advisor: Dr. Henry L. Gray.
M. S. in Applied Mathematics, August, 1991. Baylor University, Waco, TX. GPA = 4.0. Thesis title: "Matrix Equation Representations and Solutions to Recurrence Relations in Two- Dimensional Random Walks." Advisor: Dr. Danny W. Turner.
Bachelor of Music Education, December, 1988. Baylor University, Waco, TX. GPA = 3.866.
MCI/Worldcom/Verizon (May, 1994 - present). Various titles, currently Business Intelligence Manager. Responsibilities have included statistical modeling of data used as quality indicators for communications services, analysis of data for reports to management, teaching Statistical Process Control to managers and applying statistical methods in web-based data analytics for quality improvement and performance reporting initiatives. Currently, I am managing an intranet web site that reports performance metrics for the Core Engineering and Operations organization. The platform includes Windows servers which automate data collection from a variety of IT systems in Verizon and provide access to reports and analytics via a web site using Microsoft SQL Server, Windows Internet Information Services, Perl, classic ASP, TIBCO Spotfire S-Plus Enterprise Server, R and Python technologies. I am the custodian for this business application and have responsibility for ensuring compliance with corporate security standards.
University of Texas at Dallas (August, 2017 - present and Fall, 1995). Part-time Lecturer, Department of Mathematical Sciences. Courses taught: Probability and Statistics for Engineers, Applied Calculus 1, Applied Calculus 2, Linear Algebra, Calculus 1, Calculus 2, Statistical Decision Making, Differential Calculus, Integral Calculus.
University of Dallas (October, 2019 - present). Adjunct Instructor, Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business. Courses taught: R Programming Concepts, Programming 1, Data Analysis for Decision Making (Business Statistics), Predictive Modeling.
Statistical methods, statistical process control, stochastic processes, time series analysis.