SCHWARZ SOFTWARE AND CONSULTING - Key Persons

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• Visual Editor Consultants

D. L. Johnson, F. M. Mann, L. L. Carter, F. L. Woodruff, F. P. Brady, J. L. Romero, J. L. Ullman, M. L. Johnson, and D. M. Castaneda, "The Transmission of Fast Neutrons form the Li(d,xn) Reaction through Thick Iron," Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Radiation Shielding held form May 16-20, 1983, in Tokyo, Japan, Vol. 1, 515 (1983). L. L. Carter, F. M. Mann, R. J. Morford, A. D. Wilcox, D. L. Johnson, and S. T. Huang, "Shield Design for the Fusion Materials Irradiation Test Facility," Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Radiation Shielding held form May 16-20, 1983, in Tokyo, Japan, Vol. 2, 655 (1983).

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• Isotope Production Test in the Fast Flux Test Facility, " Full Paper in LMR

Dr. Leland Lavelle Carter died peacefully in his sleep on January 30, 2020. He leaves behind his wife, Gerry, after over 60 years of marriage. He was the father of four children: Carol (Dale) Layne, Mike (Tamara) Carter, Linda (Allen) Swenson, and Wayne (Editha) Carter. He was born on November 27th, 1937 in Oberlin, Kansas and grew up on the family farm in Colorado with his parents and four younger siblings. While completing his Physics degree at Northwest Nazarene College, he met and married Gerry on June 7, 1958. While completing his Master's degree and Ph.D at the University of Washington, they added four children to their family. L. L. Carter, "The Utilization of Coupled Sampling to Solve the Adjoint Neutron Transport Equation," in Proceedings of a Seminar, aA Review of the Monte Carlo Method for Radiation Transport Calculations, ORNL-RSIC-29, 7 L. L. Carter, J. A. Caggiano, T. Chiao, J. Greenborg, R. J. Morford, R. E. Schenter [WHC], G. J. Mroz, and R. B. Spencer [Fluor Daniel], "Applications of MCNP to HWVP Design Analysis," Proceedings of the International Conference on High-Level Radioactive Waste Management Conference, April 26-30, 1993, American Nuclear Society,

Job Titles:

• Visual Editor Consultants

Training Classes. We limit our training classes to under 10 people and each student has their own computer during the class. As the developers of the software, we are experts in it's use. Students are encouraged to bring problems from their work environment and utilize Randy's many years of experience creating MCNP geometries for industry. (Training Classes)

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• Richard Manke, Professional Licensed Architect

Richard Manke has had a long and distinguished career as an architect, college instructor, and college dean. Following his graduation from college in 1963, he joined Pence Associates in Pasco Washington as a draftsman. He "moved through the ranks" to become an associate and then a full partner. He designed over 30 buildings throughout his career both with Pence Associates and with a limited private practice while he pursued other career paths. His credits include numerous schools, veterinary clinics, and the Public Safety Building that is an addition onto the Franklin County Court house. In 1974, he was offered the position of Department Head for the Engineering Technology group at Columbia Basin College. He would serve in that position for over 20 years. He led the department to become a leader in new and emerging technology. In the late 1970s, Columbia Basin College was one of the first to realize the future of stand-alone CAD systems. His department owned the first of Hewlett Packard's roller plotters (serial number 000001). He took his department from drafting boards and pencils to a state of the art lab with 18 Hewlett Packard workstations running AutoCad version 14. He had an excellent relationship with the students, many of whom went on to become leaders in CAD design. He took students to National competition twice. After winning first place in the state Vocational In-Service Clubs of America (VICA) drafting competition, they went on to win 12th place in the National competition in Kansas and 5th place the following year at Nationals in Tennessee. In 1996, he was offered the position of Dean of Communications Technology. During this pivotal time in the colleges technological growth, he helped to guide the construction and start up of a new technology center that enabled distance learning via satellite. Since his retirement in 1997, Richard runs a limited architectural practice taking on a variety of small architectural design projects. He has also served as an invaluable source of knowledge and experience to Visual Editor Consultants' new CAD technology.