From: lakshman@ms.uky.edu (Lakshman K)
Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: MS-CS, 2+ Exp. networks, TCP/IP, X.25, Unix kernel code.
Date: 12 Nov 92 21:51:24 GMT
Organization: University Of Kentucky, Dept. of Math Sciences

Dear Prospective Employer:

I am seeking a challenging position in the area of computer networking,
distributed systems, kernel programming. 

I expect to receive a Masters degree in Computer Sciences  from the
University of Kentucky in December 1992. An ASCII version of my resume is
enclosed.

Thanks

Lakshman K.
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                       LAKSHMAN KRISHNAMURTHY

Apartment  #2004,                         E-mail:lakshman@ms.uky.edu
1435  S. Limestone Street,               Phone (Home):(606)-258-8761
Lexington, KY 40503                             Work):(606)-257-8739

OBJECTIVE:
  To obtain a challenging position as a software  developer  in  the
  area  of  kernel programming, networking, or distributed operating
  systems.

EDUCATION:
  1991-present:  M.S.  Computer  Science,  University  of  Kentucky,
  Lexington, KY 40506.  Graduating December 1992.  GPA 3.9/4.0

  1985-1989: Bachelor of Engineering  (Instrumentation  Technology),
  University  of Mysore, Mysore, India.  Graduated in the top 10% of
  the class.

PROJECTS:
  M.S. Project: SunOS  4.1.1  kernel  implementation  of  Multi-flow
  Conversation  protocol (MCP).  MCP is implemented under the socket
  layer and uses  IP unicast and multicast routing.  The protocol is
  for distributed Multimedia Collaborative Applications. It provides
  two novel communication abstractions: a token based mechanism  for
  concurrency   control   and   an   abstraction  called  multi-flow
  conversation to allow temporal synchronization and causal ordering
  among traffic over multiple independent data streams.

  B.E. Project: Designed a 8086 based packet  assembler-disassembler
  that  used  a Siemens LAPB/LAPD controller.  An X.25 LAPD datalink
  layer was implemented in C and Assembly.

  Other Projects: Emulated a UNIX file system using a virtual  disk
  (a  UNIX  file).   Implemented  a File server on a message passing
  kernel using RPC, a four layer  communication  model  for  Client-
  Server  applications  using  TCP/IP,  and  an Operating system for
  simulated  hardware  that  managed  processes,   virtual   memory,
  semaphores,  and  devices.   Simulated  various short term process
  scheduling policies in SIMPAS.

EXPERIENCE:
  Jul'91-present: User consultant and systems administrator for  IBM
  PCs  at  the  Center  for  Computational  Sciences,  University of
  Kentucky.  Currently setting up a Novell network.

  Jan-May'91: Graduate Assistant, Dept. of  Electrical  Engineering,
  University of Kentucky.

  Sep'89-Dec'90:  Engineer,  Production  Engineering   Dept.   Wipro
  Information  Tech.  Ltd.,  Bangalore,  India.  Engineered  several
  controller  cards  and  an  i486  CPU  in  a   Multibus-II   mini.
  Responsible for the pilot production of the i486 cards.  Developed
  a test suite for a 286 VME SCSI controller.

  1988,1989: Curricular Trainee,  Switching  R&D,  Indian  Telephone
  Industries  Ltd.,  Bangalore,  India.  Underwent  training  in the
  usage  of  In-circuit   emulators,   Logic   analyzers,   Protocol
  analyzers, and X.25 protocols.

  Hardware: Sun 3 and 4, IBM RS/6000, HP 900  and  Silicon  Graphics
  workstations,  Multibus-II  Systems,  Sequent  Symmetry  2000, IBM
  3090, IBM PC-AT/XT, and PS/2.

  Operating  Systems:Unix 4.3 BSD, System V,  Ultrix,  AIX,  CMS/VM,
  Windows 3.1, and DOS.

  Languages: C, Simpas,  Pascal,  Modula,  Fortran,  Lisp,  ML,  and
  Assembly (IAPX 80x86).  Kernel debuggers such as adb.

OTHER:
  -Student member of ACM.
  -Ham Radio operator: Have trained over 150 students in morse code,
  radio principles, and regulations.
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