From: rreid@ecst.csuchico.edu (Ralph Reid III)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: programming in UNIX or MSDOS environment
Date: 29 Sep 92 17:08:36 GMT
Article-I.D.: ecst.1992Sep29.170836.20335
Distribution: usa
Organization: California State University, Chico


Dear Employer;

     I will be graduating from Chico State University in December, 1992 
with a B. S. in computer science, and will be available for immediate
employment at that time.  I would prefer to work from my home
(telecommute), or in the Chico, California area.  I am familiar with 
accessing networks and mainframes via MODEM, and can work on line or 
transfer files to and from a remote location.  I have some experience 
with C, Ada, PASCAL, FORTRAN, and Paradox PAL programming languages, 
and I have programmed in the UNIX and MSDOS environments.  Your 
consideration is much appreciated.

Ralph W. Reid


JOB RESUME`
RALPH W. REID
1537 Sheridan Ave.
Chico, CA  95926
(916) 345-9155
September 12, 1992

CAREER OBJECTIVES:

     I expect to be working toward a career in  robotics, remote
control, or solving high level math equations within two years.

EDUCATION:

Chico State University
Chico, CA  95929
Major: Computer Science
Minor: Math
Attended: January, 1989-December, 1992
Grade point average 3.23.

College of the Redwoods
Eureka, CA  95501
Major: Computer Programming
Attended: January, 1987-December, 1988

EMPLOYMENT:

CONSULTANT: 1/92
Self Employed

     Assisted a blind Chico State student to design a computer
system for his personal use from commercially available hardware
and software.

EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANT: 3/92-6/92
Chico State University
Disabled Student Services
Chico, CA  95929

     Assisted disabled students by word processing term papers
for those who could not work with a keyboard, and helped
transcribe class tapes for a hearing impaired student into print.

EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANT: 8/90-1/91
Chico State University
Disabled Student Services
Chico, CA  95929

     Taught a blind Chico State student to operate Procomm
communications software, and some basics of the UNIX operating
system and C programming language.

LAB ASSISTANT:  9/87-12/88
College of the Redwoods
Tompkins Hill Road
Business Data Processing Computer Lab
Room 115
Eureka, CA  95501

     Distributed software, books, magazines, and documentation to
students from the computer lab library.  Also 
advised students as to the proper operation of hardware and
software.  Supervised a system analysis on the existing lab
library system, and moved the library records onto a computer.

Work History:
     In 1986, I worked as a cashier at a Carl's Junior restaurant
as part of a three person team during the lunch rush in
Northridge, California.  I was owner/manager of a cafeteria in
the Cal Trans building in Eureka, California in 1984.  In 1982
and 1983, I was one of three partners managing a small computer
mail order retail outlet.

HARDWARE EXPERIENCE:
1.  IBM-XT and compatibles with various printers, speech
synthesizers, and MODEMs.
2.  386 33 MHz system with math co-processor and 300 MB hard
disk.
3.  HP-3000 through a dumb terminal; used line printer, and
teletype as well.
4.  HP-9000-850S, and HP-9000-3XX with UNIX via a phone MODEM
from home.

SOFTWARE EXPERIENCE:
1.  Word Perfect versions 4.2 and 5.1.
2.  Turbo Pascal versions 3.0 and 4.0, and Turbo C version 1.5.
3.  Procomm version 2.42.
4.  PARADOX version 3.5.
5.  Various utilities and PC/MSDOS commands.
6.  Numerous UNIX commands, including vi, cc, and make.
7.  Meridian Ada on a PC, and ALSYS Ada on HP-9000-850S and 370.
8.  ESL, CSSL-IV, and ISIM simulation languages.

I created a class for the Ada programming language, and included
the DOD 2167A documentation in the programs I wrote.
-- 
Ralph.  N6BNO.
Phone 1-916-345-9155.
lectromail- rreid@cscihp.ecst.csuchico.edu.
I do not waste time expressing others' opinions!