From: atnimtz@iastate.edu (Anita T Nimtz)
Subject: Seek Faculty Position at College or University
Followup-To: atnimtz@iastate.edu
Keywords: faculty, instruction, education, college, university
Organization: Iowa State University, Ames, IA
Distribution: usa
Date: Thu, 9 Apr 1992 05:02:23 GMT

William F. Nimtz
2824 Greensboro Drive
Ames, Iowa  50010

To Interested Colleges & Universities:

I was on the Computer Science Department faculty at Iowa State University
during the 6-1/2 year period ending in May, and was previously involved for
some 12 years in various aspects of system software engineering and
administration.  This work dealt with operating systems, networks and
various programming languages.  I have come to the end of my allowed
contract at Iowa State, and am looking for employment in the educational
field.

Appended is a copy of my resume.  If you are in need of someone with
demonstrated success in university level teaching, I would appreciate your
contacting me by telephone, email or US Mail.  With my background in both
education and industry, I am able to provide students with a mixture of
theory and practice that is often absent from higher education.

Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Sincerely,

William F. Nimtz



                            WILLIAM F. NIMTZ

2824 Greensboro Drive                             (515) 292-8799 
Ames, Iowa  50010                                 atnimtz@iastate.edu


EXPERIENCE

Iowa State University  Computer Science Department    Ames, Iowa

FACULTY - Managed and instructed 2-3 courses with enrollment of 300-500
students with respect to course organization, supervision of 3-8 graduate
students, and selection of text and supplementary materials.  Subjects
taught included programming, software design, numerical analysis, computer
organization, and operating system design.  Languages used were Pascal,
FORTRAN and assembler.  Machines utilized were an IBM mainframe system
running MVS, Digital Equipment VAX and Hewlett Packard HP350 computers
running VMS and UNIX, and microcomputers based on DEC, IBM and Motorola
MC68000 architectures.  Served on committees to determine course content
for service courses and disburse scholarship awards, as faculty advisor for
Computer Science Club, and on review team for Benjamin Cummings publishing. 
1985 to 1991


American Express       Travel Related Services        Phoenix, Arizona

SENIOR SOFTWARE SPECIALIST - Involved in all facets of performance analysis
and capacity planning/management for shared DASD, shared SPOOL system of
IBM 3084/3081 running under IBM MVS/XA operating system.  This included
gathering, reporting, modeling, and simulation of performance and capacity
data.   1984


Dun & Bradstreet       Donnelley Marketing Division   Nevada, Iowa

SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER - Managed all aspects of configuration, tuning, mainte-
nance, troubleshooting, and installation of IBM MVS operating system on
IBM 3033, 4341, and 370/168 mainframes.  Also maintained supporting program
products from IBM and other vendors.   1980 to 1984


IBM Corporation        General Systems Division       Rochester, Minnesota

SOFTWARE ENGINEER - Provided software and engineering support for SNA
network protocol on IBM Systems 34 and 32.  This included both maintenance
and design of system enhancements for host and remote work station configu-
rations, as well as banking terminals.  Nominated for IBM invention
achievement award for design of System/34 Multi-Line Communications
Adapter.  Supervised new employees with respect to their initial assign-
ments at IBM.   1977 to 1980


Iowa State University  Computation Center             Ames, Iowa

SOFTWARE ANALYST - In charge of activity coordination and software support
for the network link between Iowa State University and the University of
Iowa.  Systems liaison with ISU's remote site at Iowa Central Community
College.  Programmed enhancements to network support on ISU's IBM 370. 
Made improvements to the plotting system, timesharing system, and timeshar-
ing/job entry interfaces at Iowa State.  Generated and maintained IBM's
TSO.   1972 to 1974, 1975 to 1977


Computer Applications Corporation                     Ames, Iowa

SENIOR PROGRAMMER/ANALYST - Co-designed and supervised programming of an
assembler for MOS Technology Corp., for use with its 6502 microcomputer
chip.  Designed and supervised programming of an on-line census data
retrieval system.  Number of employees supervised was approximately six.  
1974 to 1975


EDUCATION

Iowa State University     Ames, Iowa
  January 1986 - December 1987
  Major:  Computer Science

Iowa State University     Ames, Iowa
  M.S. Degree, July 1974
  Major:  Computer Science

Iowa State University     Ames, Iowa
  B.S. Degree, July 1971
  Majors:  Mathematics & Computer Science
  GPA - 3.80/4.0


HONORARY ORGANIZATIONS

Phi Kappa Phi (all-university honorary)
Pi Mu Epsilon (mathematics honorary)


REFERENCES

Available on request