Carl L. Oros Research Associate, LtCol USMC (Ret.) Mail Code: 06/IS Department of Information Science Graduate School of Operational and Information Sciences Monterey, CA 93943 Phone: 831-656-3554 Email: cloros (at) nps.edu EDUCATION: MS - Naval Postgraduate Sc, 2004 Information Technology Management MMS - Marine Corps University, Command & Staff College, Quantico VA, 2000 Masters In Military Studies BA - University of Chicago, 1986 Geophysics NPS EXPERIENCE: 2004–2007 Military Faculty, Information Sciences Dept. 2007-2009 NPS Senior Marine Corps Representative 2009–Present Research Associate and Faculty, Information Sciences Dept. OTHER EXPERIENCE: 1988–2009 US Marine Corps, CH-53E Assault Support Helicopter Pilot TEACHING INTERESTS: Information Operations (IW3101 / IO4300) Wireless Networking (IS4925 Intro to Wireless LANs) RESEARCH INTERESTS: Tactical Wireless Communications User Defined, value-based, Network-Centric Architectures AWARDS: First Command Military Leadership Award for Teaching Excellence, December 2006 and June 2008 BOARDS/MEMBERSHIPS: Member World Wide Consortium of the Grid (W2COG) Member Center for Network Innovation and Experimentation (CENTIX) SELECTED PUBLICATIONS: Oros, C.L. and Nissen, M.E., “Designing Complex organizations Computationally,” Handbook of Research on Complex Dynamic Process Management: Techniques for Adaptability in Turbulent Environments, ISBN: 978-1-60566-669-3; 689 pp; July 2009. Oros, LtCol, C. L., USMC, “Enabling Adaptive C2 via Semantic Communication and Smart Push", Critical Issues in C4I, AFCEA-George Mason University C4I Symposium, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia Campus, May 2008 Oros, LtCol Carl L., USMC, “Enabling Adaptive C2 via Semantic Communication and Smart Push", C2 for Complex Endeavors, 13th International Command & Control Research and Technology Symposium (ICCRTS),Track 2, Networks & Networking, #125, Seattle, WA, June 2008. Slides Oros, Maj Carl L., USMC, “Proposed Architecture for a Helicopter Information Awareness Module (I-AM)”, 10th International Command & Control Research and Technology Symposium (ICCRTS), Track 3, Experimentation, # 374, McLean, VA, June, 2005. Slides Plenary Speaker, Inaugural Working Symposium for Global Information Grid, George Mason University, Prince William Campus, Manassas, VA, May 2005 The pages on this site are dynamic, and are created by a script. Contact Laura Dippold to report incomplete or incorrect data. Privacy Policy | Accessibility Statement | Navy Links | Contact Webmaster | Disclaimers | NPS Intranet | Freedom Of Information Act This is an Official U.S. Navy Website