Early Life
Malone was born in Milford, Connecticut. His father was Daniel L. Malone, an engineer.
In 1959, Malone graduated from Hopkins School in New Haven, Connecticut. In 1963, he graduated from Yale University with a B.A. in Electrical Engineering and Economics, where he was a Phi Beta Kappa and National Merit scholar. In 1964, Malone graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a M.S. in Industrial Management. He also received a M.S in Electrical Engineering from an NYU program at Bell Labs in 1965 before receiving his Ph.D. in Operations Research from Johns Hopkins in 1967.
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