From: sl8vw@cc.usu.edu
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: MSCS/2 Years Exp/UNIX/C/C++/X-Windows/Networking
Date: 25 Jul 92 15:31:06 MDT
Organization: Utah State University

				Bala Subramanian
			     email: sl8vw@cc.usu.edu
Current Address:					Permanent Address:
P.O. Box 1329, USU,					3375, Homestead Rd, #2,
Logan, UT 84322.					Santa Clara, CA 95051.
Res: (801) 750-5817.					(408) 248-0307.
Off: (801) 750-1450.

Dear Prospective Employer,

	I will be graduating with a Master of Science in Computer Science from
Utah State University in August this year.

	Before coming to the United States, I was working with Software firms in
India and have nearly 2 years of professional experience.

	While at school, my education has ranged over a wide variety of topics 
from Software Engineering, Object Oriented Programming, Networking and Databases
to Signal Processing and Compiler Construction. I have an extensive knowledge of
UNIX, C and X-Windows, having completed a number of projects in these. Please 
find attached my resume giving details of these projects.

	I would appreciate hearing from you in case you find me qualified for 
your requirements.

Thanks.
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				Ms. Bala Subramanian
			      3375, Homestead Road, #2,
				Santa Clara, CA 95051.
				   (408) 248-0307.
			      email: sl8vw@cc.usu.edu
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Career Objective:
	To pursue a challenging career as a Software Engineer.

Education:
	MSc. (Tech) in Instrumentation, 
	Birla Institute of Technology & Science, India (Aug 1984 - Jun 1988).
	*Areas of Study: Electromechanical Energy Conversion, Instrumentation 
		Technology, Microprocessors, Electronics, Advanced Measurement 
		Techniques.

	M.S. in Computer Science, 
	Utah State University, Logan, Utah. (Jan 1991 - Present)
	*Areas of Study: Software Engineering, Object Oriented Programming, 
		Databases, Networking, Digital Signal Processing, Compiler -
		Construction, Graphical User Interfaces.

	M.S. in Computer Science, 
	Michigan Technological University, Houghton, MI. (Aug 1990 - Nov 1990).
	*Areas of Study: Computer Architecture, Finite Automata.
		Transferred from MTU to Utah State University in Dec, 1991.

Professional Experience:
   1. Nucleus Software Workshop Pvt. (Ltd),New Delhi,India. (Jun 1988-Nov 1989).
      Joined the company as a Programmer Analyst and within 9 months was 
      promoted to Senior Systems Analyst. While with Nucleus, worked on the	      following projects:
	i. Liquid Gold : An inventory control system for stocks and bonds 
		delevoped  for Citibank in India. Involved in the project right 		from its inception. Was project leader for a team of 4 
		programmers. Responsibilities included interaction with the 
		users, design, implementation, installation and support. The 
		project took about 36 man-months of effort and was on production 		and working satisfactorily when I left Nucleus.
	ii. MC/DD: An automated system for issuing manager's cheques and demand 		drafts in Citibank, India. Worked in a team of 3 persons. 
		Responsibilities included design and development of programs 
		from given specifications. Modules of note developed include an 		automatic printing module for pre-printed stationery and a 
		telegraphic transfer module for on-line transfer of funds 
		between any two Citibank locations in India.

		Both the above projects were implemented in BP99 for a PRIMOS 
	environment on a PRIME 6550.

   2. Tata Unisys Limited, New Delhi, India. (Dec 1990 - Apr 1991).
      Joined Tata Unisys as a Systems Analyst. Attended a comprehensive training      program on Pascal, FORTRAN, COBOL, C and Mapper. 

Hardware Familiar With:
	Sun 3/50, 4/110, HP Apollo, IBM PC-AT, Apple Macintosh SE, PRIME 6550.

Operating Systems Used:
	4.3 BSD and System V UNIX, HP-UX, Sun OS 4.1, MS-DOS, PRIMOS.

Software: 
	X-Windows, Yacc, Lex, Dbase III+, Mapper.

Programming Languages:
	C, C++, Pascal, FORTRAN, COBOL, BASIC, BP99.

Projects:
*  Currently working on my Master's report to develop a network monitor for a 
   Sun network. The monitor will capture all packets on the network according to   given specifications. Users will have options to monitor conversations 
   between any two nodes, only for specific nodes, packets into a node etc. 
   Based on the packets captured by the monitor, network analysis may be 
   performed for congestion control etc.

*  An indepth, comprehensive study of Multimedia Technology. The study includes    an overview of what multimedia is, the evolution of the technology, the 
   various media which constitute multimedia, the current situation and future 
   trends.

*  A Personal Accounting System. The system allowed a user to track bank 
   accounts and paid/unpaid credit card bills. Object oriented techniques were 
   used for the detailed design of the system. The implementation was in C++.

*  Design and implementation of a Telephone Book on HP workstations. AVL trees     were used to set up the database. A graphical user interface was developed 
   in C using X-windows. The user was given options to search on last names, 
   city, etc. 

*  Design and implementation of a speech recognition module capable of 
   recognizing 4 spoken words. Speech was transformed first into ASCII files 
   using a A/D convertor. These files were then transformed using the Fast 
   Fourrier Transform for frequency domain analysis. Baye's theorem was used for   probability analysis for word recognition.

*  A Graduation Advisor. The project was implemented in Dbase IV+. The Advisor     determined the graduation status of students after considering all the 
   various requirements of the department, school and university. The user 
   interface made extensive use of windows.

*  A Calendar for HP workstations. Designed and developed over 2 quarters for      a Software Engineering project, the calendar was implemented in C using 
   X-windows for the user interface. All pertinent documents according to SDLC 
   standards were submitted. Was team leader for the team of 5 students working    on this project. 

*  Construction of a Compiler for a hypothetical language YAL which is a 
   subset of Pascal and C running on RISC architecture. The scanner and parser 
   for the compiler were built using Lex and Yacc. Intermediate code was used 
   for code optimization before generation of RISC code.

*  Design and implementation of a file transfer utility for DOS files. The 
   Kermit protocol was used for connection setup between PC's. The utility could   handle both text and binary files.

Academic Honors:
	Was recepient of department scholarship for good academic standing for 
  the year 1991-92.
	On the Honors Roll for Spring 1992.

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