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COL Matthew Dabkowski is the Deputy Department Head of the United States Military Academy's Department of Systems Engineering. A 1997 graduate of the United States Military Academy, he earned an MS in Systems Engineering (2007) and a PhD in Systems and Industrial Engineering (2016) from the University of Arizona. His academic career includes roles as an instructor and assistant professor at USMA, with research focusing on systems engineering, decision analysis, and network science.
- Ph.D. in Systems and Industrial Engineering - University of Arizona (2016)
- M.S. in Systems Engineering - University of Arizona (2007)
- B.S. in Operations Research - United States Military Academy (1997)
Dabkowski's research spans systems engineering, decision analysis, and network science, with applications in military operations, technical communication pedagogy, and biostatistics. His work develops methodologies for equitable student group assignments, stochastic tradeoff analysis, uncertainty reporting in usability metrics, and social network modeling.
Recent publications highlight interdisciplinary collaborations across computer science, engineering education, optometry, and operations research. Key trends include integrating data-driven decision tools into educational frameworks and applying network analysis to deterministic systems with structural equivalence.
Scientific Awards:
- Army Dr. Wilbur B. Payne Award
- TRAC LTC Paul J. Finken Memorial Award
- MORS Wayne P. Hughes Junior Analyst Award
- MORS David Rist Prize
- Army Operational Analysis Award
COL Dabkowski's military service includes combat deployments in Operation IRAQI FREEDOM and leadership roles in data analysis during Operation ENDURING FREEDOM and Operation FREEDOM’S SENTINEL. He continues to contribute to systems engineering education and operational research.
