V I T A. Ph.D., Computer Science, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, 1974 B.S., Mathematics, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, 1969

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1 Dr. H. Joel Jeffrey, Ph. D. V I T A EDUCATION: Ph.D., Computer Science, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, 1974 B.S., Mathematics, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, 1969 Research Interests: Simulation of human communities, including agent-based computational economics and rational choice theory Artificial intelligence Information retrieval PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: H5 Technologies San Francisco, CA Chief Scientist Northern Illinois University DeKalb, IL Professor 1992-present Northern Illinois University DeKalb, IL Associate Prof Management Support Technology Denver, CO Member of Technical Staff Bell Telephone Laboratories Naperville,IL Member of Technical Staff Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN Assistant Prof PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: Association for Computing Machinery IEEE Computer Society Society for Descriptive Psychology (President, 1986 & 2001) Sigma Xi Phi Kappa Phi PUBLICATIONS: Articles

2 Expanding the Range of Behavioral Factors in Economic Simulations, The Journal of Behavioral Finance 2006, Vol. 7, No. 2, A Data-Driven Analysis of What Goes Wrong in IT Projects (with K. Muhtaris), The Software Practitioner V. 16, No. 4&5, July-October Pragmatic Stakeholder Analysis, The Software Practitioner (combined issue V. 15 No. 6 & V. 16, No. 1), November, "Including Relationships, Motivation, and Actor-Observer-Critic in the Human-Community Framework," presented at Agent2003, Challenges in Social Simulation, Gleacher Center of the University of Chicago, October 3-4, 2003 (Sponsored by the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratories.) Proceedings of the Agent 2003 Conference, Challenges in Social Simulation. (Available from "Adventures in San Francisco Commercializing a Scientific Revolution", The Software Practitioner, May-June Cognition Without Processes, in Advances in Descriptive Psychology, V.VII, H.J. Jeffrey and R. M. Bergner, eds., Ann Arbor, MI, Consciousness, Experience, and a Person s World, in Advances in Descriptive Psychology, V.VII, H. J. Jeffrey and R. M. Bergner, eds., Ann Arbor, MI, Chaos Game Visualization of Sequences, Chaos and Fractals: A Computer Graphical Journey, Clifford Pickover ed., Elsevier, (Re-publication of paper previously appearing in Computers and Graphics, Vol. 16, pp , 1992.) "What Would You Do: The Case of the New Change Management System", The Software Practitioner, Vol. 7, No. 1, 1997, "What Would You Do: Postmortem on the New Change Management System", The Software Practitioner, Vol. 7, No. 2, "Addressing the Essential Difficulties of Software Engineering", Journal of Systems and Software, 32: , "The Operation Was a Success But the Doctor Died," The Software Practitioner, Volume 4, No. 4,5, pp

3 "Water? What Water? What Are You Talking About?," The Software Practitioner, Volume 4, No. 4, 5, p. 19. "IS101: What's Wrong With This System?," The Software Practitioner, Volume 4, No. 2, pp "Relationship Definition and Management: Tools for Requirements Analysis (with A.O. Putman), Journal of Systems and Software, 24: , Conference presentations Implementing the Community-Practice Model, Fourth Lake Arrowhead Conference on Human Complex Systems, Lake Arrowhead, CA, April 25-29, What Does Descriptive Psychology Have to Offer to Constructivist Teachers? Presented at 2006 Conference of the Association for Constructivist Teaching, October 20-21, Lisle, Hilton. Pragmatic Applications of the Judgment Diagram, Twenty-eighth Annual Conference of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, Golden, Colorado, October Applying the Community and Intentional Action Formulations to Stakeholder Analysis. Twenty-seventh Annual Conference of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, Estes Park, Colorado, September 22-25, Social Practices, Place, and Cultural Identity: A Broader Formal Basis for Simulation (with Giovanni Bennardo). NAACSOS (North American Association for Computational Social and Organizational Science ) Conference 2004, June 27-29, 2004, Pittsburgh PA "Representing the Social Practices of Communities as the Basis for Agent-based Simulation," presented at The Second UCLA Human Complex Systems Lake Arrowhead Conference, March 19-23, Scalable Judgmen Spaces. Presidential Address, 24 th Annual Meeting of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, Estes Park, Colorado, September, 2002.

4 H5 Technologies: Commercializing Wide-Spectrum Judgment Spaces. Presidential Address, 23 rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, Estes Park, Colorado, September, Expanding the Competence with Descriptive Psychology (with A. O. Puman). 21 st Annual Meeting of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, Pensacola, Florida, September 24, 1999 (Invited Workshop). Implementing the Person Concept on the Computer. Twentieth Annual Meeting of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, Estes Park, CO, September Skill Acquisition by Robots: Training Robots Like We Train People. Nineteenth Annual Conference of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, September 25-28, 1997, Estes Park, Colorado. Applying the Technology of Descriptive Psychology: The Next Steps (with Jon D. Erickson and Pachal Aucoin). Nineteenth Annual Conference of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, September 25-28, 1997, Estes Park, Colorado. Managing Professionals: The Joy of Herding Cats. Nineteenth Annual Conference of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, September 25-28, 1997, Estes Park, Colorado. A Logical Foundation for a Science of Consciousness: A Parametric Formulation. Second Tucson Conference on the Science of Consciousness, Tucson, AZ, April The Frame Problem in Artificial Intelligence. Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, Estes Park, Colorado, September Consciousness, Feelings, and True Artificial Intelligence. Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Society for Descriptive Psychology, Estes Park Colorado, September 1994, What Should We Be Teaching Our Analysis and Design Students? Midwest Computer Conference, Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois, March 18, OTHER PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION:

5 U.S. Patent 6,493,711: Wide Spectrum Information Search Engine (December, 2002) 5 Founder and Chief Scientist, H5Technologies ( ( ), a software company to commercialize wide-spectrum relevance measurement technology.