Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
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From: <UD187180@NDSUVM1.BITNET>
Date: Wednesday, 9 Sep 1992 20:39:22 CDT
Organization: North Dakota Higher Education Computer Network

Subject:CHALLENGING COMPILER ORIENTED/ APPLICATION SW

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I am looking for a challenging application software or system software
oriented position. I have a written many programs for the front-end of
compiler - design. I have also used these skills to write application
programs resulting in a more efficient code. I have developed many
programs at Energy Environment Research Center, mainly related to
analyzing and quantifying data and generating graphical output in a
DOS environment. One of the main codes that I developed at E.E.R.C.
was to dynamically read a set of algebraic rules from a file and
quantify data based on the match of these rules. I built a stack-
evaluator for this purpose and am currently working on developing
a partially evaluated C code, having evaluated the rules and built it
in a stack. The algebraic rules were mainly arithmatic expressions
connected by logical operators.

My thesis is on implementing a denotational semantic interpreter.
I am writing a program that will take the denotational
semantics of the language, and the parsed program as input and will
interpret the program as specified by the denotational semantics and
produce the output. This could be used for prototyping of programming
languages.

I have done many other programming projects in languages such as
C, C++, PASCAL, and FORTRAN, details of which are provided in the
resume.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at home at
the number given below.

Sincerely
Chandrashekar Ramamurthy

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    CHANDRASHEKAR  RAMAMURTHY
    205, State Street, #304
    Grand Forks, ND 58203
    (701) 775-5309 (Home)
    (701) 777-3637 (Work)
    EMAIL: UD187180@NDSUVM1.BITNET

EDUCATION
   University Of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND
   Master Of Science in Computer Science, December 1992
   GPA:  3.8/4.0 Scale
     .Developed an Abstract Data Type for traversing a digraph and other
       associated operations in C++ on UNIX  SYSTEM
     .Developed a front end compiler for a subset of PASCAL on UNIX
       System
     .Developed a scanner for the functional language ML in C on VAX
       System
     .Developed a scanner generator in C on VAX System
     .Developed a parser generator in C on DOS

THESIS:
     To develop and implement an automatic semantic interpreter, given
     the semantic, syntactic and token specifications of the language
     as input

University Of Iowa, Iowa City, IA     August 1989 - August 1990
GPA:  3.5/4.0 Scale

Institute Of Technology, Banaras Hindu University, India
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, July 1989
GPA:  7.31/10.0 Scale
    .Presented a paper on "Mathematical Modeling of Multi-Stage
       Extraction Unit"

SPECIAL SKILLS:
   LANGUAGES:  PASCAL, C, C++, MODULA 2, FORTRAN
   SYSTEMS:    UNIX, VAX - VMS, CMS, PRIME C, APPLE COMPUTERS, DOS
   SOFTWARE:   LEX, YACC
EXPERIENCE:
   RESEARCH PROGRAMMER ANALYST        May 1992 - Present
   Energy Environment And Research Center, University Of North Dakota
   .Develop programs in C, FORTRAN and C++ to analyze particulate data
    from the Scanning Electron Microscopy.

   GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANT        August 1990 - Present
   Computer Science Department, University Of North Dakota
   .Teach Modula 2 programming language
   .Help students debug their programs and solve their system problems
   .Instruct students on several PC applications, including MICROSOFT
     WORKS in a WINDOW environment

   TUTOR                              October 1991 - Present
   Center For Learning Services, University Of North Dakota
   .Tutor students in many subjects in computer science and engineering
    such as FORMAL LANGUAGES AND AUTOMATA, OPERATING SYSTEMS,
    ORGANIZATION OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES, SET THEORY AND LOGIC, STATICS,
    MECHANICS, CALCULUS, CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS

ORGANIZATIONS:
  .Vice President of the local chapter of UPSILON PI EPSILON, National
   Honor Society in Computing Science
  .Recipient of the OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD from UPSILON PI EPSILON
  .Member of ASSOCIATION OF COMPUTING MACHINERY