From: mas6d@uvacs.cs.Virginia.EDU (M. Anne Shackelford)
Subject: GUI / C / UNIX / C++ / X Window / Motif / Virtual Reality
Reply-To: mas6d@uvacs.cs.Virginia.EDU
Organization: University of Virginia Computer Science Department
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 13:59:01 GMT

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* Martha Anne Shackelford *
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Office Address
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Department of Computer Science
Olsson Hall
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, Virginia 22903
shackelford@cs.virginia.edu
(804) 982-2297 (daytime)

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Home Address
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727-F Mountainwood Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22903
(804) 295-1913


PROFESSIONAL 
OBJECTIVE

Actively seeking position utilizing skills developed from Master's
degree in computer science, preferably in graphical computer
interfaces, computer graphics, and software development.


EDUCATION

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M.S., Computer Science
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University of Virginia, August 1992. 
Special emphasis on Computer Graphics, User Interfaces, Virtual Reality.  
G.P.A. 3.23 / 4.00.

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B.S., Computer Science and Mathematics 
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College of William and Mary, May 1990. 
Special emphasis on Computer Science, Mathematics, French.  
Computer Science G.P.A. 3.3 / 4.0.

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France
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Montpellier, College of William and Mary Summer Program, 
July/August 1988.


PROJECT/RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

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User Studies
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Performed user studies testing the efficiency and usefulness of the
various input/tracking techniques for virtual reality research.
Involved designing and developing a software system written in C,
performing human factors experiments, and analyzing data and results.

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Graphical User Interface Software Development
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Assisted developing tools that are now part of SUIT - a
two-dimensional, graphical interface toolkit operational across
multiple platforms.  SUIT was developed by the user interface research
group at The University of Virginia in order to provide a graphical
interface toolkit that could be learned and used quickly in developing
graphical interfaces for research software.

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Graphical User Interface Applications
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Built numerous graphics applications using SUIT for research and
course work.

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Virtual Reality Research
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Research involving the use of force feedback for virtual reality.

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Virtual Reality Applications
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Teamwork involving the development of applications for virtual reality
on Silicon Graphics Incorporated machines using software coded in C
developed by members of the user interface research group.


COMPUTER 
SKILLS

C, C++, Pascal, BASIC, lisp, prolog, X Window System, Motif, SUIT, dBaseIII+, 
SDB, UNIX, MS-DOS, Korn shell, gawk. Proficient in PC and Mainframe
applications. 


LEADERSHIP 
POSITIONS

- Mentor for incoming graduate students, Fall 1991.
- Vice President for International Circle Club, 1988-89.
- Secretary for International Circle Club, 1988.


REFERENCES

Available upon request.




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