Articles by Mark Reynolds

About Mark Reynolds

Master of Engineering professional experienced as engineer, architect, manager, mentor and evangelist. Accomplished Architect demonstrating proactive application of digital technologies and agile methodologies balanced between engineering, development, automation, adaptive processing, and distributed systems. Solution Evangelist with recognized command of processes, distributed systems, analytics, machine learning, and multiple digital technologies. Mentor, Professor and Lifelong Learner teaching internal educational projects, university computer science, industry conferences.

2017-2018 Distance C# Development Classes

July 24, 2017 Mark Reynolds

Once again Lone Star College will be offering distance-only C# development classes in the Spring of 2016-2017.

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2016-2017 Online Classes at Lonestar College

July 1, 2016 Mark Reynolds

Once again Lone Star College will be offering distance-only C# development classes in the Spring of 2016-2017.

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2014 Online Classes at Lonestar College

January 1, 2014 Mark Reynolds

Once again Lone Star College will be offering distance-only C# development classes in the Spring of 2014. […]

Agile and The Grand Parkway (around Houston)

September 20, 2013 Mark Reynolds

While attending a meeting about the Grand Parkway (http://www.grandpky.com/home/) a comment was made about how the overall design of the parkway was set but the details were being worked so that construction could begin without […]

Thoughts on Data Mining

March 10, 2012 Mark Reynolds

Data Mining does not convey the different aspects of data mining / knowledge discovery. The basic types of Data Mining are: Descriptive data mining, and
Predictive data mining […]

Did they actually say that?

February 10, 2012 Mark Reynolds

On occasion we should all read these quotes and realize that humor is rampant! […]

Penny Rounding Problem

February 10, 2012 Mark Reynolds

A computer rounding problem that I like to call “The Penny Rounding Problem” has been around for many, many years. At least two movies have been made with this problem a core element. […]

Artificial Intelligence vs Algorithms

February 9, 2012 Mark Reynolds

I first considered aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) in the 1980s while working for General Dynamics as an Avionics Systems Engineer on the F-16. […]

Making of a Fly

February 6, 2012 Mark Reynolds

While watching a TED video about algorithms, mention was made of an unrealistic price on Amazon. Apparently two retailers had an out-of-control computer feedback loop. […]

Making New IT Work for the Business

September 23, 2011 Mark Reynolds

When trying to connect technology innovation with business, an intelligent interface between the two is required. It must be able to translate business opportunity into technical requirements; innovate, test and evaluate; and seamlessly implement new technology into the business. […]