Theodore J. Sheskin

Theodore J. Sheskin is a professor emeritus of mechanical engineering at Cleveland State University. He earned a B.S. in electrical engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, an M.S. in electrical engineering from Syracuse University, and a Ph.D. in industrial engineering and operations research from Pennsylvania State University. Professor Sheskin’s primary teaching interests were operations research, engineering economy, and statistics. Professor Sheskin is the sole author of 22 papers published in peer reviewed journals of engineering and mathematical methods. His peer reviewed papers investigate the diverse areas of production engineering, reliability engineering, spacecraft engineering, mathematical algorithms, and coauthorship. He has written one additional journal paper, and 18 papers published in conference proceedings. In addition, Professor Sheskin has published over 100 letters to the editors of newspapers and magazines on a variety of issues. These issues include economic competitiveness, national security, Israel, education, science, space exploration, ethics, and the complementary relationship between licensure and professionalism. He is a registered professional engineer.