From: sanjeev@ms.uky.edu (Sanjeev Agrawal)
Subject: MSCS seeks Networking/OS position
Keywords: UNIX/C, OPERATING SYSTEMS, NETWORKING, GRAPHICS, X 
Distribution: usa
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 21:42:20 GMT
Organization: University Of Kentucky, Dept. of Math Sciences

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am a recent graduate with an M.S. in computer science interested in 
securing a challenging  software  development  position preferably  in  
the areas of data communication, operating systems or UNIX/C. 

Working towards my M.S. in computer science, I have had  ample  
opportunities to work on projects of significant magnitude and intellectual
challenge. As you will find in the enclosed resume, my  background  is
especially  strong  in  networking,  operating  systems  and UNIX/C. 
I developed a UNIX-like file-system which  supported  calls  like  read,
write,  rm,  mkdir,  lseek  and  link. I then used this file system to
build a file server that served remote clients.  My M.S. project,  
related  to  both operating systems and networking, enhances the overall
performance of a set of networked systems by using the  system  memory
of idle work-stations for swapping.

Not only do I possess excellent programming skills, I am also  committed 
to producing production-quality software. To prepare myself better
in creating reliable and maintainable software, I have  taken  an  
advanced course in quality assurance.

I work well in teams and believe in achieving results. Working  as  an
engineer  in  a sulfuric acid plant, I was credited with administering
changes in the existing system to produce a 25% increase in output.

I am willing to relocate anywhere in the United States.  If  you  need
any  further  information about myself and my interests, please do not
hesitate to write or call at 408-437-8858.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Sanjeev Agrawal



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                           Sanjeev Agrawal
                        1434 Whitewood Court
                         San Jose, CA 95131 
                           (408) 437-8858
                         sanjeev@ms.uky.edu       
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Objective    To obtain a challenging position as a software developer 
             preferably in the areas of OPERATING SYSTEMS, NETWORKING 
             or UNIX/C.

Education    M.S. Computer Science (Jan 1990 - Mar 1992)  
             University  of  Kentucky, Lexington, KY. (GPA 3.85/4.0)

              M. S. Project
                   Design and implementation of Remote Memory Server
                   which  uses  idle  machines  as backing store for
                   paging of address spaces on active machines.

              B.E. Mechanical Engineering  (Aug  1978  -  May  1982)
              Allahabad University, India. (GPA 8.9/10)

Projects     []   A UNIX -like file system which supported standard
                  UNIX features, provided a hierarchical name space
                  and sequential as well as random access. Lex  and
                  Yacc were used to build  a command interpreter

             []   A file server, for a communication kernel operat-
                  ing   system,  which  served  remote  clients  by
                  interacting with the file system mentioned above.
                  The  standard UNIX editor ed was successfully run
                  as a client.

             []   A reliable data link layer using go-back-n sliding
                  window  protocol  over an  unreliable  network.
                  Reliability was provided using character stuffing,
                  checksumming, timeouts and retransmissions.

             []   Implemenation of the above protocol at the transport 
                  layer in X kernel.

             []   An ethernet device driver in XINU for Intel 82586
                  ethernet controller on SUN 3/150.

             []   A three-layered client-server model, using TCP/IP

             []   Client and server programs that communicate using
                  the SUN RPC library.

             []   Implementation of shading , cyrus-beck clipping ,
                  3-d projections and surface generation algorithms
                  using X with mouse applications.

             []   Simulation of file archiving strategies using the
                  simulation language, SIMPAS.



Experience   Teaching Assistant (Jan 1990 - Present) 
             University  of Kentucky.   
             Taught  courses  in  advanced Pascal, data structures 
             and introduction to computer science.

             Assistant Professor (Nov 1984 - July 1989) 
             IET,  Lucknow University, India.
             Taught various undergraduate,  mechanical  engineering
             courses.  Contributed  significantly  to  creation and
             growth of the new department.

             Project Engineer (Oct 1982 - Oct  1984)  
             Solar  Chemicals, India.
             Participated in a team that  modernized  the  existing
             sulphuric  acid  unit  resulting  in a 25% increase in
             overall output.

Languages    C, Pascal, FORTRAN, BASIC, SIMPAS, Turbo Prolog, SQL, Assembly.

Software     TCP/IP, X, Oracle, Shell, Make, Troff, Lex, Yacc, Awk, Sed, Latex.

Systems      UNIX(4.3  BSD,  System  V),  Ultrix,  PRIMOS,  MS-DOS, VM/CMS.

Hardware     Sequent Symmetry 2000, Sun 3, Decstation 2000,  Sparc, IBM 3090, 
             VAX 11/780, IBM PC.

Courses      Advanced Operating  Systems,  Advanced  Data  Communication  and 
             Networking, Software Testing, Computer Graphics, Database 
             Management Systems, Artificial Intelligence.

References   Available upon request.

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