Author: Chris Carson
Date: 04:45:23 01/23/00
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Tom, You are dead right (and I think you know that). I have a BS EECE from University of New Mexico (1984). I worked as a systems engineer (designing SW and HW) for the Boeing Aerospace Company (BAC) in Kent Wa. This was the Inertial Upper Stage (IUS) that is used with the NASA shuttle to lauch satelites into earch orbit or send them to other stellar destinations. This was a combination of intellegent SW/HW with more than 1M lines of code. After BAC, I worked for LTV in Grand Prairie Tx. I was a systems engineer there and designed SW and HW for the Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS). This weapon system was very successful in the Gulf War. After LTV, I have worked for Texas Instruments (TI) for 11+ years. I have worked designing Application Specific Integrated Circuits (thousands, many of the ASICS and DSP's in your computer, maybe TV). I also worked on the TI Design Software Simulator (TIDSS) which is given away free to allow EE's to design ASICS using TI chips and then give the design to TI to produce and test. I only mention the above to add validity to my statement that you are 100% correct. :) Best Regards, Chris Carson
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