Jack Picciuto, PhD

Dr. Picciuto joined the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in 2023 as an adjunct instructor.  Raised in the Boston area, Dr. Picciuto has spent the last 40 years all over the world, which includes a career in the military flying helicopters and teaching mathematics.  After the military, he held a director level career in System Engineering consulting working around the DC area.  He currently resides in Northern Virginia.

Education

• PhD, Industrial and Engineering Management, University of Central Florida
• MBA, Georgetown University
• MS, Operations Reseach, Georgia Institute of Technology
• BS, Mathematics, US Military Academy

Research

• Picciuto, Jack (2023), An Overview of COMAP and its Modeling Contests:  Joint Mathematics Meetings, Winter 2023.
• Picciuto, Jack (2023), The 2022 HiMCM-High School Mathematical Contest in Modeling.  Consortium, 124 Spring/Summer 2023.  
• Huber, Michael & Picciuto, Jack (2007), The First Army-Navy Baseball Game, BaseBall:  A Journal of the Early Game, Vol 1, Number 1, Spring 2007, pp 96-102.  [Refereed]
• Laton, W. Richard, Hromadka II, T.V., Yeager, Matt, Picciuto Jack and Whitley,  R.J., (2005), A New Method of Estimating Runoff Quantities for Flow and Volume-based BMP Design, California Stormwater Quality Association 2005 Conference, October 3-5, 2005, Ontario, California.  [Refereed]
• Costa, Gabriel B. and Picciuto, Jack A. (2005), Do I Really Need to Know Mathematics?, Teaching Mathematics and Its Applications. 24 (1), Oxford Journals. [Refereed]
• Picciuto, Jack, Musa, Asisa, & McCauley-Bell, Pamela (2001), Quantitative Ergonomic Evaluation Techniques:  A Proposed Model.  Proceedings of the Joint 2001 International Conf on Industry, Eng., and Mgmt Sys & Comp & Industrial Engineering.  
• McCauley-Bell, Pamela, Molloghasemi, Monserrah, Picciuto, Jack. & Waltensperger, Mark (2000).  A Model for Human Factors Assessment of Equipment in the Operational Environment:  The Joint Biological Point Detection System.  Proceedings: The International Workshop on Harbour, Maritime & Multimodal Logistics Modeling and Simulation, Portofino, Italy. [Refereed]
• Goldsman, David, Koksalan, Murat, Ockerman, Daniel, Picciuto, Jack and Gamze Tokol (1995). Standardized Time Series Lp-Norm Confidence Interval Estimators for Simulations, Proceedings of the 4th Industrial Engineering Research Conference (ed. B. W. Schmeiser and R. Uzsoy), 145-150, Institute of Industrial Engineers, Norcross, GA.  [Refereed]

Teaching

Current

• BU.510.601: Statistical Analysis

Honors and Distinctions

• 2016 Outstanding Alumini Award, University of Central Florida, IEMS