Newsgroups: misc.jobs.resumes
Subject: MSME entry level, heat transfer/fluid dynamics
From: mmcdonough@desire.wright.edu
Date: 30 Jul 92 17:58:49 EST
Organization: Wright State University 


Dear Sir or Madam:

In August, 1992, I will receive my Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering, 
from Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio.  I am interested in obtaining 
a mechanical engineering position with your company.

As you will note in the enclosed resume, both my education and work 
experience have helped to prepare me for a mechanical engineering 
position.  As a graduate research assistant, I have been responsible for 
all phases of a solidification heat transfer research project from 
conceptual design to construction of experimental equipment.  I have 
also participated in research concerning the start-up characteristics 
and operating limits of a high-temperature sodium heat pipe.

In addition,  I have conducted numerical research and have developed a 
numerical code  to simulate the solidification of water in an enclosure 
using a control volume based finite difference method.   

I hope my qualifications are of interest to you and would appreciate 
your consideration for any existing or future openings for a mechanical 
engineer. 



                                   Sincerely,

                       
                                   Michael W. McDonough
                                   1515 N. Plum St., Apt. C
                                   Springfield, OH 45504
                                   EMAIL: MMCDONOUGH@desire.wright.edu


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       			   MICHAEL W. McDONOUGH
			 1515 N. Plum  St., Apt. C
			  Springfield, Ohio 45504
			    Home: 513/390-0565
                            Work: 513/873-5040


   CAREER OBJECTIVE	Mechanical Engineering; design, development, and 
                        implementation of mechanical systems

   EDUCATION            M.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Wright State 
                        University, Dayton, Ohio.  8/92 
                        G.P.A.: 4.0/4.0

   			B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. Wright State 
          		University, Dayton,Ohio. 6/90 
			G.P.A.: 3.6/4.0

   Fellowship:          NASA Space Grant/ Ohio Aerospace Institute Graduate 
                        Fellow, 9/90 to present

   Honors:              Graduate Student Excellence Award Systems Engineering, 
                        Mechanical Program, 1992

   M.S. Thesis:         Experimental and Numerical Investigation of the 
                        Solidification of Water in a Rectangular Enclosure

   Undergraduate 
   Research Project:    Experimental Investigation of the Start-Up 
                        Characteristics of a High-Temperature Sodium 
                        Heat Pipe with Multiple Sources and Sinks

   Graduate Coursework: Convective Heat and Mass Transfer
                        Computational Fluid Dynamics
                        Advanced Fluid Dynamics
                        Numerical Simulation of Heat and Mass Transfer
                        Energy Conversion
                        Heat Transfer and Phase Change
                        Numerical Methods for Digital Computers

   Undergraduate
   Coursework:          Thermodynamics           Fluid Dynamics
                        Heat Transfer            Mechanics of Viscous Fluids
                        Mechanical Design        Heat Conduction in Solids
                        Finite Element Analysis  Introduction to Robotics



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   MICHAEL W. McDONOUGH
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   WORK EXPERIENCE	Graduate Research Assistant Heat Transfer Research 
                        Laboratory, Wright State University, Dayton Ohio.   
                        7/90 to present

                           * Designed and constructed experimental test cell 
                             for phase change research
                           * Designed and developed an ultrasonic measurement 
                             system and PC data acquisition system for phase 
                             change research 
                           * Developed numerical code using a finite control-
                             volume approach for the solidification of water 
                             in a rectangular enclosure 
                           * Supervised two senior students in binary material 
                             phase change project

    			Physics Laboratory Instructor, Physics Department, 
                        Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio. 9/88 to 3/90

                           * Taught calculus-based undergraduate physics 
                             laboratory

                        Engineering Computer Analysis Laboratory Instructor,
                        Mechanical Engineering Department, Wright State 
                        University, Dayton, Ohio. 9/89 to 12/89

                           * Taught laboratories for FORTRAN programming 
                             course 

   COMPUTER EXPERIENCE  Languages: FORTRAN, Pascal, BASIC 
                        Software:  PHOENICS, ANSYS, AUTOCAD, Tex, IMSL
                                   Disspla, Tell-a-Graf
                        Systems:   VMS/VAX, IBM PC

    AFFILIATIONS        President. Tau Beta Pi, Ohio Mu Chapter of the 
                        National Engineering Honor Society, Wright State 
                        University, Dayton, Ohio. 5/89 to 6/90

                        President. Wright State University Branch,
                        American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.  
                        8/90 to 8/91

                        American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 

   PERSONAL DATA        U.S. citizen. 
                        Willing to relocate.  
                        Willing to travel.

   REFERENCES           Available upon request




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