From: ted@ted@cs.umn.edu (Ted Stockwell)
Subject: looking for challenge, Unix, C, C++, X windows, general hacker
Organization: Midwest Software Journeymen
Distribution: usa
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 15:58:42 GMT



                         Edward B. Stockwell
	    911 22nd Ave. So.  #272,  Minneapolis MN 55404
			phone: (612) 672-0318
			email: ted@cs.umn.edu


Education
  Bachelor of Computer Science, Philosophy minor
  University of Minnesota, Institute of Technology
  Graduated with Distinction, December 15, 1990
  GPA: 3.54

  Honors, Scholarships & Grants
    Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (U of MN grant)
    Unisys Scholarship in Computer Science
    Lando Scholarships (1988, 1989)
    University of Minnesota, I.T. Honors Program
    University of Minnesota, I.T. Undergraduate Assistant Scholarship
    University of Minnesota, Presidential Scholarship

  Coursework
    Compilers, Pattern Recognition, Graphics, A.I., Logic

Employment

  Associate Software Engineer.  February 1992 - Present.
  Perkin Elmer, Physical Electronics Division.
    Data structure and system architecture design.  Resolve C++ language
    and toolkit issues.  Configuration management.  Tool evaluation and
    maintenance (SGI Explorer, Khoros, C++ tools, NIH class library, C++
    compilers).  X Windows (OI C++ toolkit).  System admin.  Sun
    workstations.

  Senior Applications Programmer.  January 1992 - February 1992.
  Applications Programmer.  December 1990 - December 1991.
  Undergraduate Research Assistant.  October 1988 - December 1990.
  University of Minnesota, Department of Astronomy.
    Design and implementation of astronomical image analysis and
    database system for catalog of two billion digitized image
    records.  Pattern recognition with neural networks.  Directed work
    of two undergraduate programmers.  System programming tools:
    memory and file management.  Genetic algorithms.  ANSI C, make,
    lex, yacc, csh & sh shell programming, X Windows (Xlib).  Latex
    document formatting, Gnu software.  Sun and Silicon Graphics
    computers.

    Publications

      S.C. Odewahn, E.B.  Stockwell, et al. "Automated Star/Galaxy
      Discrimination with Neural Networks", The Astronomical Journal, 
      vol. 103, no. 1, January 1992.

      E.B. Stockwell, "A Fast Activation Function for Backpropagation
      Networks", Department of Astronomy, APS Lab Technical Report.

  Microcomputer Manager.  September 1987 - January 1988.
  University of Minnesota, Department of Computer Science.
    Install and maintain microcomputers, microcomputer networks and
    gateways.  Assist users on all departmental computers: IBM PC,
    Macintosh, Sun, Vax (BSD Unix), Hewlett-Packard, Data General.

  Intern.  June 1986 - July 1987.
  Control Data Corporation, Government Systems Division.  ALS/N Project.
    Support developers during design and implementation of the Ada
    Language System/Navy.  Automated document generation from PSL/PSA
    design database.  Develop software to custom graphic charts on
    laser printer from PSA reports.  Maintain code libraries.  Vax
    11/785, VMS.  DCL shell programming, Pascal, Ada.


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A few references.  Contact me directly for phone numbers:

Dr. Robert Pennington, Pittsburgh Supercomputer Center.  Formerly of
the University of Minnesota Department of Astronomy.
Email: penningt@reason.psc.edu

Steve Kappel, National Computer Systems
Email: nautilus!skappel@phi.com

David Zuhn, Cygnus Support
Email: zoo@cygnus.com

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Ted Stockwell             There's a bit of magic in everything, 
ted@cs.umn.edu            And then some loss to even things out.   -- Lou Reed