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$100 USD / hour

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united states

$100 USD / hour

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Joined August 6, 2010

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Lance H.

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orem,

united states

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Computational Scientist

Lance is a computational scientist in which he solves problems with mathematical models that are implemented in computing systems. He has a variety of experience with various system architectures to aid in producing optimized implementations that are simple to maintain.

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Education

M.S. Computational Engineering & Science; Master\'s Thesis: \"Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Error Correction\"

University of Utah,

United States

2010 - 2013

(3 years)

B.S. Computer Science, Summa Cum Laude, Outstanding Graduate, Senior Project: \"Balancing Robot II\"

Utah Valley University,

United States

2004 - 2007

(3 years)

B.S. Mathematics, minor Computer Science

University of Utah,

United States

1994 - 1997

(3 years)

Qualifications

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

2009

The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)

2009

Federal Communication Commission (FCC)

2007

Publications

Python Switch Statement

The Python Papers

The Python programming language does not have a built in switch/case control structure as found in many other high level programming languages. It is thought by some that this is a deficiency in the language, and the control structure should be added. This paper demonstrates that not only is the control structure not needed, but that the methods available in Python are more expressive than built in case statements in other high level languages. http://ojs.pythonpapers.org/index.php/tpp/article/viewArticl