From: okunbor@uxh.cso.uiuc.edu (Daniel Okunbor)
Subject: Ph.D. in computer science-numerical scientific computing
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1993 16:57:15 GMT


Dear Potential Employer:

I am seeking a position as a computer professional, university/college
instructor, numerical scientific computing research associate or
postdoctoral research associate.

I have just completed my doctoral degree program and would like to resume
work in your department as soon as my application is granted.

I have 5 years teaching experience in mathematics, statistics and computer
science. I have taken courses in parallel computing methods, numerical 
solution of partial and ordinary differential equations, computational
fluid dynamics and optimization techniques. Although, my Ph.D. thesis is
concerned with numerical solution of Hamiltonian dynamical systems, I am pretty
comfortable with the above research areas. I also have considerable 
knowledge in UNIX operating system and molecular dynamics simulation codes.
I am self-motivated and would be able to make an impact in the teaching
and research activities in your department.

A copy of my resume which includes names of my references is given below.

I hope my application would be given a favorable consideration.


Sincerely,

Daniel Okunbor.

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PRESENT          1221 Lierman, Urbana, Ill 61801.
ADDRESS          Home Phone: 217-344-7532; Work Phone: 217-244-0941;
                 e-mail: okunbor@sal.cs.uiuc.edu

PERSONAL         Male; Birth Date: 07/17/60; Place: Nigeria
DATA             


DATE             
AVAILABLE        December, 1992

EDUCATIONAL      *   Univ. of Illinois, College of Engineering,
RECORD               Urbana, Illinois, 9/88 - 12/92 : PhD degree in 
                     Computer Science, Dec. 1992,Scholastic Average: 4.7/5.0

                 *   Univ. of Toledo, College of Science, Toledo, Ohio
                     9/87 - 8/88 :  No degree earned}, Aug., 1988;
                     Scholastic Average: 3.62/4.00

                 *   Univ. of Benin, Faculty of Science, Benin City, Nigeria
                     9/84 - 5/85 : MS degree in Industrial Mathematics,
                     Jan., 1986; Scholastic Average: 4.67/5.00 

                 *   Univ. of Benin, Faculty of Science, Benin City, Nigeria
                     9/80 - 5/83 : BS degree in Industrial Mathematics,
                     July, 1983; Scholastic Average: 4.73/5.00

RESEARCH         Numerical Scientific Computing: numerical software design,
AREAS            numerical solution of differential equations.
                 parallel algorithms and statistics.

OPERATING        
SYSTEMS
and SOFTWARE     UniX, MS-DOS, Matlab, Mathematica, SPlus, Maple, NeXT

COMPUTER 
LANGUAGES        FORTRAN, C, C++, Pascal, Basic

HARDWARE         Sun workstation, Cray-YMP, Macintosh, Convex240, 
                 IBM RS/6000, Multimax, NeXT.

SCHOLARSHIPS     *    Nigeria Fed. Govt. Merit Award(1981-82) for high 	
AND AWARDS            academic standing (1981)

                 *    Univ. of Benin, Math. Dept. Prize for best 
                      3rd. year student (1982)

                 *    Univ. of Benin, Prof. Alexander Oppenheim Prize
                      for best Math. undergraduate student (1983)

                 *    Univ. of Benin, Dean's Prize for best Faculty 
                      of Science undergraduate student (1983)

                 *    Rotary Foundation of Rotary International,
                      Graduate Scholarship (1987)

PUBLICATIONS     *    "Canonical Integration Methods for Hamiltonian Dynamical
                      Systems," Ph.D Thesis, December, 1992. 

                 *    (with R. D. Skeel) "An Explicit Runge-Kutta-Nystroem 
                      Method is Canonical if and only if Its Adjoint is
                      Explicit," SIAM J. Numer. Anal. 29(2), 521-527, 1992 

                 *    (with R. D. Skeel) "Explicit Canonical Methods for 
                      Hamiltonian Systems," Math. Comp. 59(200), 439-455, 1992

                 *    "Canonical Methods for Hamiltonian Systems: 
                      Numerical Experiments," Physica D 60, 314-322, 1992

                 *    (with R. Bhatnagar and H. W. Vayo) "Application of 
                      Quasilinearization Viscoelastic Flow through a 
                      Porous Annulus," to appear, 1992

                 *    (with R. D. Skeel) "Canonical Numerical Integrators
                      for Molecular Dynamics Simulations," in progress

                 *    (with R. D. Skeel) "Canonical Runge-Kutta-Nystroem 
                      Integrators of Orders 5 and 6,"  to appear in
                      J. Comp. & Appl. Math.

                 *    "Explicit Runge-Kutta Schemes for Stiff Systems of 
                      Ordinary Differential Equations," MSc. Thesis

                 *    "Variable Step Size does not Harm Second-Order 
                      Integrators for Hamiltonian Systems," to appear in 
                      J. Comp. & Appl. Math.

                 *    (with Skeel, R. and Biesiadecki, J.) "Symplectic
		      Integrations for Macromolecular Dynamics", 
                      to appear in the Proceedings of the International
                      Conference for Computations of Differential
                      Equations and Dynamical Systems,
                      World Scientific Publishing Co., 1992.


ACTIVITIES       
/HOBBIES         Table Tennis, indoor games, Red Cross and running

WORK             *    Biophysics Group, Univ. of Illinois,
EXPERIENCE            Urbana, Ill - Research Assistant: 
                      Numerical Scientific Computing, 8/1992-date
                 
                 *    Department of Computer Science, Univ. of Illinois,
                      Urbana, Ill- Research Assistant:
                      Numerical Scientific Computing, 8/1988-7/1992

                 *    Illinois State Water Survey, Champaign, 
                      Ill - Hourly Assistant: Computer Programs for analysis 
                      of meteorological data

                 *    Univ. of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio - Teaching Assistant: 
                      Mathematics and statistics, 1987-1988
                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

                 *    Univ. of Benin, Benin, Nigeria - Assistant Lecturer:
                      Numerical Analysis and Statistics, 1983-1987
                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

                 *    Bendel Pharmaceutical Ltd., Benin, Nigeria - Accounts 
                      Supervisor: Accounting Matters and Cashering, 1978-1980

PROJECTS         *    designed a computer program for computing final
                      degree results for college of sciences at the
                      university of Benin, Nigeria in collaboration 
                      with Prof S. Fatunla of the same university (1983)

                 *    collected, analyzed statistically, data in regards to
                      primary health care programs in Nigeria. A project funded
                      by World Bank with Prince Frank Akinzua as 
                      the Principal Investigator(1987).  

REFERENCES       *    Dr. R. D. Skeel, 2315 Digital Laboratory, Univ.
                      of Illinois, Urbana, Ill 61801, Ph.: 217-333-2727

                 *    Dr. G. Sameh, Center fo Supercomputing Research and
                      Development, Univ. of Illinois, Urbana, Ill 61801

                 *    Dr. P. Saylor, 2314 Digital Laboratory, Univ.
                      of Illinois, Urbana, Ill 61801, Ph.: 217-333-0258 

                 *    Dr. F. Saied 2312 Digital Laboratory, Univ. of 
                      Illinois, Urbana, Ill 61801, Ph.: 217-244-1621
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