From: sl2ls@cc.usu.edu
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: MSEE, 4 yr. ind. exp., transputers, networking, computer engineering
Date: 6 Apr 92 18:22:34 GMT
Article-I.D.: cc.1992Apr6.122235.54230
Organization: Utah State University


                             RAJEEV DANANK 
 
Home address :                                  Work address :
6111, Bullen Hall, USU                          Dept. of Electrical Engineering
Logan, Utah-84321                               USU, Logan, Utah-84322
Ph. (801)-750-5680                              Ph. (801)-750-2840

Career Objective

To work on projects involving systems networking, computer engineering and
development of system software.

Education

M. S. in Electrical Engineering
Utah State University, Logan, Utah
Graduating in Jun 1992.  Thesis defended on April 2, 1992.

B. E. in Electronics Engineering
REC, Bhopal University, India, July 1984.

Course Work

Masters

Computer Structures            Computer Networking
Digital Computer Architecture  Operating Systems        
VLSI Design                    Radar Systems       
Communication Systems          Study of Transputer based operating systems      

THESIS TOPIC : Interfacing of Transputer Based SCSI Hard Disk System to a PC.

Experience :

Computer Lab Consultant, Department of Electrical Engineering
Utah State University, Logan, Utah.  Oct. 90 - present
-  worked as consultant in two labs. One of the labs has Novell NetWare 386
   implemented on a network of 28 PCs. The other lab has AT&T's StarLAN 
   implemented on a network of 24 PCs running UNIX on both; server as well as
   workstations.

-  participated in the installation of UNIX Sys V and StarGroup software on
   AT&T's server. Installed several software packages on AT&T's server.

-  Installed StarLAN hardware.

Graduate Research Assistant, Department of Electrical Engineering
Utah State University, Logan, Utah.  Jan. 89 - present
-  worked for software and hardware system integration of HF Radar system used     for ionospheric data acquisition.

-  Installed Novell NetWare for HF Radar project. One of the workstations is at
   remote site.

-  Developed code in Microsoft C 5.1 to interface WWV receiver with PC.
   
-  participated in modification of HF Radar software written in Microsoft C.

-  parallelised one Ray tracing program originally written in FORTRAN 77 to 
   3L FORTRAN.

Assistant Executive Engineer, Oil and Natural Gas Commission, Bombay, India.
April 85 - Sept. 88  ( 3 years 5 months )
-  worked as field engineer for off-shore oil exploration. Responsibilities 
   included operation and maintenance of data acquisition systems for seismic,
   magnetic and gravitational data, shore based navigation system, satellite
   receiver, gyro compass, SSB transceiver and HP 1000 system which was used to
   integrate whole operation of oil exploration.

Engineer, Control Equipment Division, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd., Bangalore,
India.  August 84 - April 85 ( 8 months )

-  received training in various departments e.g. design, production, marketing,
   quality control etc. for first six months of probation period.
-  joined development group for microprocessor based controllers in March 85.

Projects 

-  Modified hardware and sofware design of a Graphics Accelerator board.  The
   Graphics Accelerator Board uses the IMS G300 graphics chip and the IMS T800
   transputers.  Also, assembled and tested five Graphics Accelerator Boards.

-  Developed a file transfer program in C for the file transfer between two PCs
   via RS-232 port. This program does parameter negotiation, handles all types
   of files, lets user modify the file name if there is a file with the same on    the receiver and can receive files from a kermit server.

-  Developed a file transfer program in C for the file transfer between two PCs
   using NetBIOS API on ethernet.

-  Studied and did exercises on TCP/IP, RPC, Sockets, ARP, Remote login and 
   other aspects of UNIX network programming.

-  Did comparative study of the following transputer based operating environ-
   ments : transIDRIS, EXPRESS, Trollius and TDS. Installed transIDRIS operating   system for transputers.

-  Interfaced a SCSI hard disk with PC using T222 based controller card.

-  Designed a low frequency analyzer chip using VTI tools for VLSI design course

Systems Familiarity

Hardware : IBM PC-XT/AT, SUN Workstations, HP 1000, Various Data Acquisition
           Systems.

Software : MS-DOS, UNIX, DSP software running on TMS320C30, Novell NetWare,
           VTI Tools for VLSI design, NETWORK II.5 for system simulation,
           AutoCAD, transIDRIS and Trollius operating systems for transputers,
           Transputer Development System, EXPRESS operating environment for
           transputers.

Standards and Protocols : IEEE 802.3, 802.4, 802.5, SNMP, CMOT, ARP, RARP, ICMP,                          TCP/IP, BOOTP and some other networking protocols.

Languages : C ( used Microsoft and Turbo compilers ), FORTRAN ( used Microsoft
            compiler ), Assembly for 80286 and 80386, 3L C and 3L FORTRAN (used
            for parallel processing on transputers )

References

1. Dr. J. R. Doupnik
   Dept. of Electrical Engineering
   Utah State University, Logan, UT-84322
   Ph. No. (801)-750-2982
   E-mail : jrd@cc.usu.edu

2. Dr. G. S. Stiles
   Dept. of Electrical Engineering
   Utah State University, Logan, UT-84322
   Ph. No. (801)-750-2806
   E-mail : stiles@cc.usu.edu 
   
3. Dr. F. T. Berkey
   Center for Atmospheric and Space Sciences
   Utah State University, Logan, Utah-84322
   Ph. No. (801)-750-2981
   E-mail : ftb@cc.usu.edu