From: rmo@tacky.cs.olemiss.edu (Robert M. Opalko)
Subject: MSCS & BS Applied Math - Entry level programming - ANY Region
Keywords: UNIX  DOS  WINDOWS  C  PASCAL  FORTRAN   COBOL  EXPERT SYSTEMS
Organization: University of Mississippi, Dept. of Computer Science
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 23:47:15 GMT

Dear prospective employer:

I am currently attending the University of Mississippi in computer science
with a scheduled graduation date of December of this year.  I will finish here
with a M.S. in Computer Science.

Currently, I teach 2 sections of Fortran programming for the School of 
Engineering, which includes not only lecturing and grading all exams, but
devising programming assignments pertinent to the engineering curriculum.

My undergraduate work was in applied mathematics, which makes for a solid
base in approaching and solving scientific and technical problems.  I have 
worked for the Engineering department here creating a computer-based class-
room for the school's engineering mathematics course(s).  It was successfully
used in the fall semester of last year, and will again be used this year.

The classes I have taken in the graduate program have included programming
at various levels in C++ on Unix machines, Clipper, Oracle and expert systems
programming.

Thank you for your time in looking over my resume and I look forward to 
hearing from you in the future.

Robert M. Opalko
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			      Robert M. Opalko
			     811 #1 Lincoln Ave. 
			   Oxford, Mississippi 38655		
				601-234-5083

Objective: Entry level position with a scientific, engineering, or
data processing firm in the any region.

Summary: Computer Science Graduate Instructor with B.S. in Applied Mathematics
(cum laude) and 24 graduate credits toward M.S. degree in Computer Science. Two
years of teaching college level computer programming and mathematics courses, 
while also initiating a successful computer-based engineering mathematics 
course.


			Experience and Achievements

1990-present 	         University of Mississippi

          Graduate Instructor, Computer Science Department, 1991-present

Began in 1991 by teaching 1 of 2 section of Programming for Engineering and 
Sciences (in Fortran). Appointed to teach both sections in 1992.

* Planned and delivered 3 classroom lectures per week.  Designed and issued 
programming assignments relevant to all branches of engineering.  Devised,
administered, and graded all assignments, quizzes, and examinations.

		Programmer, Civil Engineering Department, 1991

* Obtained grant through Civil Engineering Department to modify an existing 
course in engineering mathematics to utilize computers for all classroom work.

	     Graduate Instructor, Mathematics Department, 1990-91

* Taught 3 classroom lectures per week for 2 sections of college algebra in 
1990 and trigonometry in 1991.

Education:	University of Mississippi, M.S. Computer Science program.
		Scheduled completion: December, 1992.

		University of South Carolina, Coastal Carolina College
		B.S. Applied Mathematics, minor in computer science.

Honors:		Honors Fellowship recipient, University of Mississippi
		Graduated cum laude.
		Outstanding Mathematics Student, 1989.
		Member Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Mu Epsilon.

                Assembler       c++		Fortran
Special Skills	Pascal		Prolog		Cobol
and Knowledge:	Clipper		SQL		Oracle
		Unix 		Windows		DOS
		Expert systems programming

References:	Furnished upon request.