John Fulton

John Fulton

john.fulton2@franklin.edu

Employment History:

Lecturer and Student Coordinator 2024 - current

• Preparing and delivering lectures, labs, and other instructional activities for both on-campus and online courses.
• Evaluation of student assignments and providing feedback
• Acting as a point of contact and a resource for students

Instructor 2017 - 2024

• Coding bootcamp instructor for C#, SQL, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, Jquery, Vue.js, information security, testing,
and debugging.
• Provide direct instruction, coaching, feedback, and tutoring.

Senior Programmer/Analyst 2000 – 2016

• Part of a design and development team for inward and outward facing web pages and web services.
• Technologies include: ASP.Net, C#, VB.Net, SQL, LINQ, Visual Studio, and Google Analytics, and MVC

Adjunct Faculty in Computer Science 1998 – 2009 (part-time)

• Provide classroom instruction to major and non-major students in Computer Science
• Teach and lead students through basic concepts of Computer Science, design, programming, testing and documentation using a variety of instructional techniques
• Develop, administer and evaluate labs, quizzes, midterms and finals to meet instructional goals
• Course and workshop development for in-class and online instruction
• Provide instruction in Java, C++, C#, assembly language, machine language, UNIX, design, testing, debugging, networking, computer architecture, and .Net

Vice President of Technology 1994 – 2000

• Responsible for all software, hardware and systems integration for in-house and contract designers and developers
• Product design and development
• Information gathering, design, estimation, project planning and implementation for custom software development
• Research, design and implementation of development tools and office environment for mobile and flexible sales and development staff
• Key technologies include C, Oracle, SQL, ODBC, sockets, CGI, HTML, Visual Basic, Computer Telephony Integration, Windows, UNIX and TCP/IP

1979 – 1994

Senior Technical Consultant 1991 – 1994

• Primary project responsibility: Huntington/AT&T Smart Phone project
• Responsible for team of 3 technical consultants
• Product development and design
• Technical and business planning for a new line of business
• Vendor support and management
• Human interface design
• Technical interpretation, education and evaluation for marketing group
• Sales call planning, preparation and evaluation

Manager of Network and Communication Systems Research 1989 – 1991

• Projects included Virtual Voice Network, Intelligent T-1 multiplexor network, Desk-top videoconferencing
• Reporting to Communications Director (voice and data communications)
• Responsible for up to 4 analysts and project managers
• Research on current and projected industry directions
• Early project management for major implementations
• Internal and external customer consulting and sales support
• Initial management of Local Area Network implementations and support group

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Lead Programmer/Analyst 1983 – 1989

• Support for Interactive Voice Response, Automated Teller Machine networks, Wire Transfer, 100 Megabit/second
• inter-host link, inter-organizational file transfer
• Responsible for up to 12 programmers and senior programmers
• Work load, hire/fire and line management responsibilities
• Team building, productivity and quality responsibilities
• Technical resource for internal and external customers

Senior Programmer 1982 – 1983

• DEC, HP, Tandem, Unisys and other environments
• COBOL, C, various assembly and proprietary languages
• Technical leadership on multiple applications across mini-computer and mainframe platforms
• Project management responsibilities across organizational lines

Programmer/Analyst 1979 – 1982

• Assembly and machine language development and hardware integration
• Mini-computer application development, support and vendor liaison
• Progressive responsibility for application support, problem solving and user communication
• Low-level technical troubleshooting of data communications interfaces and problems

Programmer 1978 – 1979

• Develop, test and integrate standard set of input/output drivers for DEC PDP-11/05 to storage devices
• Design, document, test and integrate software tools to allow interoperation of data gathering system with hard disk, floppy disk, magnetic tape and punched paper tape

Education:

• Master of Science, Information Security (Forensics) , 2014, Utica College, Utica, NY
• Master of Science, Computer Science, 2003 , Franklin University, Columbus OH
• Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, 1979, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR (Systems Programming concentration)
• Graduate work in Communication and in Industrial & Systems Engineering at The Ohio State University
• Classes, workshops and seminars: Visual C++, CICS, DB2, Network Planning, Local Area Networks, Unix, C, Memory Cards, ISDN, Project Leadership, Exceptional Management Practices and many other technical and management topics

Publications and Patents:

• Communications network interface for user friendly interactive access to online services. View U.S. Patent number 6,182,052 granted January 30, 2001. Based on work done in 1994 for Huntington Banks with co-inventors Marianne Shepard and Thomas Shafer.
• A Human Factors Approach to Non-Human Computer Interaction, or Why My Parrot Needs a Keyboard of His Own. A student paper presented at the 2003 Midwest Region of the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges. Oct. 2003. Denison College, Granville, OH.
• DARPA Grand Challenge – a pioneering event for autonomous robotic ground vehicles. Fulton, J., & Pransky, J. (2004). Industrial Robot: An International Journal, 31, 414-422.
• Communications network interface for user friendly interactive access to online services. U.S. Patent number 7,599,858 filed January 12, 2005, granted October 6, 2009. Based on work done in 1994 for Huntington Banks with co-inventors Marianne Shepard and Thomas Shafer.
• Solid State Disk Forensics: Is there a path forward? A capstone project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Cybersecurity. Utica College, Utica, NY. May, 2014. Full text

Other:

• Expert Fact Witness – Joao et al v. Sleepy Hollow Bank, Southern District of New York, Case No. 3:03-cv-10199 (2006 – 2010) Provided expert report on obviousness and trial testimony for defendant regarding prior art.
• Expert Fact Witness - Joao Bock Transaction Systems, LLC v. Bank of Stockton, et.al., Central District of California, Western Division, Case No. 2:10-cv-07035 (2011-2013). Provided expert report on anticipation for defendant regarding prior art.
• Expert Fact Witness - Joao Bock Transaction Systems, LLC v. Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., Northern District of California, Case No. 5:13-cv-000693 (2013–2014). Provided expert report on claim construction for defendant.