From: haranath@tiger.vill.edu (cacaphonics)
Subject: Looking for UNIX/C, application development, networking jobs.
Originator: haranath@tiger.vill.edu
Organization: Villanova University
Distribution: USA
Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1992 13:48:14 GMT

Dear Sir/Madam:

I am a graduate student in computer science at Villanova University, PA.
Over my two years of graduate study, I have developed a keen interest for
software design and development in computer networks and UNIX and C. I am
looking for a growth oriented career in the above fields. I have enclosed 
my resume for your kind perusal. I am willing to relocate.

I have extensively programmed in both C and UNIX shell scripts over the 
past two years. My major interests lie in the field of data communications
and computer networks. I have taken courses in this regard. Currently I am
working on a project to design a message based administration model for 
RPC using sockets and TCP/IP protocol. My studies and the projects have 
given me an excellent understanding of the concepts of data communication
and networking.

I would appreciate the opportunity to meet with you and expand upon my 
qualifications. If you need additional information, please do call me at
(215) 341 - 9361 or send email to haranath@monet.vill.edu. Thank you for
your consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.


Sincerely,

Haranath Sangappa


				HARANATH SANGAPPA
			      #C-89, Sugartown Mews
			         Devon, PA 19333.
			         (215) 341 - 9361

	         	  email: haranath@monet.vill.edu
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OBJECTIVE	Seeking a challenging position in software development in the 
		areas of computer networks, systems development, application
		software, UNIX and C.

EDUCATION	Dec  1992:	MS in Computer Science		   CGPA 3.56/4.0
				Villanova University, Villanova, PA.
		Feb  1988:	BS in Instrumentation Technology
				Gulbarga University, Gulbarga, India.

COURSES		Data Communication   Computer Networks   Computer Organization
		Distributed Systems  Operating Systems   Data Structures & Algo.
		Unix & C	     Programming Lang.   Formal Grammars

PROJECTS	* Developed graphic images in C using tektronix 4014 emulator
		  tool; involved the design of various geometric shapes and
		  figures.
		* Developed code in C for a network routing algorithm to find
		  the shortest distance between two nodes.
		* Extensive knowledge of curses library package; used in the
		  design of a simple vi-like editor; provided with windows to
		  display the editing file and command options.
		* Implemented an interactive C program to do matrix operations;
		  can be used in solving numerical problems involving
		  manipulations of matrices. 
	        * Developed C code to convert a nondeterministic finite automata
		  to a deterministic finite automata.
		* Designed and developed a highly interactive DCL command
		  language program to work on pascal files; enables users to
		  edit, compile, run and obtain a source listing of the file.
		* Extensively used UNIX shell script, C and Pascal as a part of
		  the course work.

		MS Independent Study
		* Design of a message based administration model for RPC, in a
		  multiserver environment, using sockets and TCP/IP protocol.
		  In this model, the various servers on the network exchange
		  their current status information with a central server 
		  using messages. The central server makes this information 
		  available to all RPC clients.

		BS PROJECT
		* Design and development of a microprocessor based temperature 
		  indicator and controller using 8085 microprocessor.


EXPERIENCE	Computer Consultant, Villanova University.	  (Sept'91-Date)
		Supported faculty and students in use of computing facilities
		available on UNIX, VAX, PCs and MACs. Guided them in their 
		design of problem solutions as well as debugging the code. Also,
		responsible for operation and maintenance of PCs & peripherals.

		Student Assistant, Falvey Library, Villanova U.  (Jan'91-Aug'92)
		Responsibilities include helping faculty, students and visitors
		in locating and using microfilms, audio-visual tapes and films.

		R&D Engineer, Globe Agency, India.               (Jun'89-Aug'90)
		Designed and developed electronic fire and burglar alarms using
		microprocessors (8085), IC chips and other electronic devices.
		Also designed a number of test circuits to facilitate in-house
		testing of products and components.

COMPUTER 	LANGUAGES: C, C++, UNIX c and bourne shells, awk, sed, Pascal,
			   Modula-2, FORTRAN and 8085 Assembly Language.
		SYSTEMS  : VAX11/730(UNIX 4.3BSD), SUN-OS, VAX11/780(VMS),
			   MSDOS and MACIIx.
		OTHERS   : TCP/IP, LAN, OSI model, IPC and sockets.

ACTIVITIES	Student Member, IEEE, IEEE Computer Society.
		Student Member, The Instrument Society of India.
		Committee member of the Career Guidance Cell for 3 years, at
 		undergraduate school; organized meetings, seminars and talks.

		References will be furnished on request.