From: bostwick@cs.Stanford.EDU (Dan Bostwick)
Subject: *** MSCS seeks BOSTON area job ***
Organization: DSG, Stanford University, CA 94305, USA
Date: Sun, 4 Oct 92 21:55:49 GMT

Dear Employer :

I am currently a graduate student at Stanford University.  I will
be earning my Master of Science degree in Computer Science in December 
and would like to relocate to the Boston area afterwards.

I am interested in software applications development.  I have
experience developing commercial software as well as experience
in a research environment.  My concentration at Stanford  has
familiarized me with numerous areas Artificial Intelligence
including knowledge-based systems, machine learning, knowledge 
representation, robotics and planning.  

I am familiar with C, C++, Pascal, Lisp, Scheme, Prolog, X windows,
Unix, VAX/VMS, DOS and assemblers for the Intel 80x86, Motorola 6800,
and VAX.

Please feel free to contact me at anytime.

				Thank you,
				
				Dan Bostwick


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                          Daniel F. Bostwick

School Address :
1932 Louis Road
Palo Alto, CA 94303
(415)327-2638
Internet: bostwick@cs.stanford.edu

Permanent Address:
41 Smith Street
Saint Albans, VT 05478
(802)524-2589

Education
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9/91 - 12/92	Stanford University    Stanford, California
	M.S. Computer Science - concentration in Symbolic and
	     Heuristic Computation
	National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow

9/86 - 5/91	Oberlin College    Oberlin, Ohio   GPA = 3.84
	B.A. Computer Science  with High Academic Honors
	B.M. Trumpet Performance

Experience
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	Middlesex General Industries    Woburn, Massachusetts
	Software Engineer
Summer 1991 	Designed and implemented control environment for
		automatic fabrication and test equipment in C.
		Implemented communications between components of
		fabrication and test feedback loop as part of small
		development team.

Summer 1990 	Facilitated interrupt-driven communications between
		a control processor (M68000) and a host PC for real-time
		control of an automated transfer line for a clean
		room environment.

1989-1990	Developed a translator from the C programming language
		to an applications language for control of automatic
		assembly equipment.  This allowed pre-existing control
		programs to be used in a new system without user modification.

Summer 1989	Created library of control programs for assembly robot.
		Designed user-oriented programming/debugging environment
		for same.  Enabled communications between robot processor
		and host VAX.  Wrote user documentation for library and
		programming environment.

        Oberlin College    Oberlin, Ohio
	Senior Honors Researcher
1990-1991	Designed and constructed a machine learning system in a
		year-long project. System used technique of concept
		classification to learn to play board games.  System developed
	  	in Lisp on a Unix workstation.

	Research Assistant
1990-1991	Responsible for the development of a high-level compiler
		for an experimental concurrent logic programming language.
		Compiler developed in Lisp on a Unix workstation.

	Teacher's Assistant - Department of Computer Science
1987-1990	Supervised the evaluation of students' performance.
		Responsible for weekly assessment of students' progress.
		Assisted and tutored students.

Honors
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	Sigma Xi, associate member
	Valedictorian, Bellows Free Academy Class of 1986
	National Honor Society,  Bellows Free Academy 1984

Interests      Japanese language and literature, music, skiing, biking, reading