Dr. James R. Lyle, Computer Scientist
Dr. Lyle's interests include Software Engineering, Computer Graphics, Human Factors and Computer Science Education. His interests within Software Engineering include:
Dr. Lyle wrote his first FORTRAN program in 1968 and has been programming ever since. He received a B.S. in Mathematics (1972) and an M.S. in Mathematics (1975) from East Tennessee State University; from the University of Maryland at College Park, Dr. Lyle received an M.S. (1982) and PhD (1984) in Computer Science.
Before joining NIST full time in 1993, Dr. Lyle was a Faculty Associate at NIST and an Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland Baltimore County.
Dr. Lyle is currently working on three projects at NIST. Unravel, PEST (a set of faulty programs to aid evaluation of testing methods) and Surgeon's Assistant.
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