From: AXJ105@psuvm.psu.edu
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: Unix Internals & C Programmer
Date: 6 Apr 92 13:32:07 GMT


This is for my brother who doesn't have access to the net. Please respond to
him directly.


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Dear Prospective Employer:

      I will be graduating in May 1992 with a degree in Computer Science
from College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia. Please find
below an ASCII (Latex available upon request) copy of my resume. If
you need any other information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your time and consideration.


                              Sincerely,


                              Atul Jain


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                               Atul Jain
                          300 E, Rolfe Road
                       Williamsburg, Virginia 23185
                          Home: (804) 253-8713
                        E-mail : atul@cs.wm.edu



Education:

   M.S.           Computer Science  (Expected in May 1992)
                  College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia.
                  GPA 3.77/4.00
                  Emphasis on: Operating Systems
                               Computer Networks - Systems & Design
                               Simulation, Modeling & Performance
                               Database Systems.

   M.S.           Civil Engineering (August 1988 - December 1989)
                  Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee.
                  Specialized in Structural Engineering.

   B.Tech         Civil Engineering (July 1984 - May 1988)
                  Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), New Delhi, India.


Computer  Skills:

   Languages      C, Shell Programming Language, Assembly, LISP, FORTRAN,
                  Pascal, Ada, COBOL, BASIC.

   Applications   X Windows, Suntools, Abaqus, Cadkey.

   Systems        UNIX, VAX/VMS, MS-DOS
                  Worked extensively on Sun 3/50, Sparcs, VAX, ICL-2960,
                  IBM PC/AT, Macintosh.

Experience:

   June 1991 -    Instructor, College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA.
     Present      Instructor for Introduction to Computer Science lab.
                  The lab covers MS-DOS, Quattro, Word Perfect, dBase III
                  plus and BASIC. Instructor for Pascal lab. Responsibilities
                  also include supervising a staff of 4 instructors and 200
                  students for the lab. Wrote a lab manual for the
                  Introduction to Computer Science lab.

   Jan. 1990 -    Teaching Assistant
     May 1991     Tutored and evaluated students in Assembly, Simulation, Data
                  Structures and Pascal.

   May 1990 -     User Support consultant, Computer Center
     Aug. 1990    Installed and maintained application software and
                  local area network in computer labs.  Consulted students,
                  faculty and staff in the operation of IBM compatible
                  computers, and in the use of software packages such as
                  WordPerfect, MS-DOS, Lotus, Quattro and Kermit.

   Jan. 1989 -    Research Assistant, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN.
     Dec. 1989    Involved in the NSF Research Project: "Minimization of
                  Structural damage due to earthquakes". Wrote shell programs
                  in Unix environment to run and interlink finite element
                  software Abaqus with my FORTRAN program.

   Aug. 1988 -    Teaching Assistant, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN.
     Dec. 1988    Taught Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) using Cadkey.

   May 1987 -     Summer Intern, National Building Construction Corporation,
    July 1987     New Delhi, India.
                  Developed software for the design of rectangular and
                  T beams. Also planned and wrote user documentation for it.
                  Solely responsible for conducting project presentations/
                  demonstrations to the marketing division.

   May 1985 -     Programmer, IIT, New Delhi, India.
    July 1985     Developed a software package  for computerizing the
                  library operations.

Practical/Academic Projects:

                 *A new System facility in MINIX
                  Implemented a multi-process system in MINIX - the UNIX
                  look-alike used in academia, that provided a facility, by
                  which a user may schedule a job for future execution (in
                  general long after the individual has logged out). Involved
                  substantial C programming and understanding the system calls
                  in MINIX/UNIX.

                 *Graphics Package
                  Developed a menu and pop-up windows based graphics package
                  that allowed the user to draw lines, circles, curves,
                  polygons and 3-D wire frames. Also implemented the facility
                  to do windowing, clipping and transformations.

                 *Simulation of a cyclic network with finite queue capacity
                  Constructed a simulation for a network of single server
                  service nodes with finite queue capacity and a possibility
                  of feedback. The network had a potential of deadlock and
                  various avoidance techniques were implemented to take
                  care of it.

                 *Tool for Modeling Complex Systems
                  Implemented signed/weighted digraphs for modeling complex
                  systems for which only qualitative knowledge is available.
                  Functions in XLISP were written to find shortest path,
                  augmenting and inhibiting paths.

                 *Subset of Ada compiler
                  Wrote a subset of Ada Compiler for a mythical computer that
                  executed a mixture of assembly language and I/O routines.

Awards:

 Jan 1990-present Graduate Fellowship, College Of William and Mary.

 August 1988 -    Tuition Scholarship, Vanderbilt University.
   December 1989

Publication:      1989, Energy dissipation optimization in frames subjected to
                  earthquake loading. Master's thesis, Vanderbilt University.

Other:            Willing to relocate and travel. Enjoy traveling, photography
                  and swimming.

References:       Available on request.