Stephen H. Kaisler, DSc, is an Adjunct Professor of Engineering at George Washington University, USA, where he has taught a variety of different courses over 41 years, including computer architecture, formal language theory, software paradigms, programming languages, big data and advanced analytics. He has worked for a number of small businesses in the Washington Metro Area in the areas of defense and intelligence, and as a Program Manager in Strategic Computing at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and as Director of Systems Architecture and Technical Advisor to the US Senate Sergeant at Arms. He is the author of seven books on operating systems, database systems, the Interlisp programming language, software paradigms, and big data, and four volumes in the Historical Computing Machines Series. He has published 44 technical papers and numerous reports on subjects such as enterprise architecture, cloud computing, big data and advanced analytics. Dr received a BS in Physics and MS in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, College Park, and a DSc in Computer Science from George Washington University.

Stephen H. Kaisler, DSc, is an Adjunct Professor of Engineering at George Washington University, USA, where he has taught a variety of different courses over 41 years, including computer architecture, formal language theory, software paradigms, programming languages, big data and advanced analytics. He has worked for a number of small businesses in the Washington Metro Area in the areas of defense and intelligence, and as a Program Manager in Strategic Computing at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and as Director of Systems Architecture and Technical Advisor to the US Senate Sergeant at Arms. He is the author of seven books on operating systems, database systems, the Interlisp programming language, software paradigms, and big data, and four volumes in the Historical Computing Machines Series. He has published 44 technical papers and numerous reports on subjects such as enterprise architecture, cloud computing, big data and advanced analytics. Dr received a BS in Physics and MS in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, College Park, and a DSc in Computer Science from George Washington University.

Stephen H. Kaisler, DSc, is an Adjunct Professor of Engineering at George Washington University, USA, where he has taught a variety of different courses over 41 years, including computer architecture, formal language theory, software paradigms, programming languages, big data and advanced analytics. He has worked for a number of small businesses in the Washington Metro Area in the areas of defense and intelligence, and as a Program Manager in Strategic Computing at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and as Director of Systems Architecture and Technical Advisor to the US Senate Sergeant at Arms. He is the author of seven books on operating systems, database systems, the Interlisp programming language, software paradigms, and big data, and four volumes in the Historical Computing Machines Series. He has published 44 technical papers and numerous reports on subjects such as enterprise architecture, cloud computing, big data and advanced analytics. Dr received a BS in Physics and MS in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, College Park, and a DSc in Computer Science from George Washington University.