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From: Susan P. Lam
Date: Thu, 29 Aug 1996 00:00
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OBJECTIVES
    A career in software development (GUI, networking and telecom,
    WWW, operating systems software, client/server design, database).

STRENGTH
    Solid background in computer science. Strong knowledge and working
    experience in networking and communication, graphical user interface
    and WWW. Familarity with and good understanding of structural design
    and object-oriented design.

EDUCATION
o   MS in Computer Science          (Sept., 1994 - June, 1996)
    Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia
    GPA: 3.7

o   B.S. in Computer Science        (June, 1994)
    Shanghai Jiao Tong University,  Shanghai, P.R.China
    GPA: 3.6

EXPERIENCE
o   Graduate Teaching Assistant     Sept., 1994 -- Now
    Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA.

    - Assisted faculty in teaching RISC architecture and concurrent
      system (including client/server programming on top of TCP/IP)
      courses. Responsible for conducting labs and grading quizes, 
      programming assignments and midterms.

o   Summer Internship	    	    June, 1995 -- Sept., 1995
    Sun Microsystems, Inc., Mountain View, CA

    - Engaged in a real-time MPEG2 audio/video encoding/decoding
      project. Responsibilities include: user inferface design using 
      Xlib/Xt/Motif/GUI builder, API (library) supporting 
      multi-threaded playback and testing module design.


CLASS AND RESEARCH PROJECTS
o   Design and implementation of a WWW browsing aid tool consisting of
    a "directory tree" structure that visualizes hyperlink path and a history 
    list that retains all pages visited. Supporting parsing of any HTML
    pages, communication between frames and multiple navigation methods. 
    Developed in Java and runs as applets in Netscape.
    
o   a research project named "Web Page Previewer" that visualizes 
    content information of a large volume of web pages. Hyperlinks, text 
    and images are precisely visualized in a thumbnail for each page. Also 
    supporting keywords highlighting and multi-threaded web crawler 
    functionality. Developed in C and Tcl/Tk on top of SunOS.

o   client/server design of a meeting place for Doom (a popular 3D, virtual
    reality action game) that allows users to form game player
    groups and cooperatively decide game options, using UIM/X GUI
    builder for building interface and socket for network communication
    on top of TCP/IP.
    
o   Implementation of a simplified user-level RPC model using Unix 
    Interprocess Communication Mechanism;

o   Design and Implementation of serializer synchronization mechanism in
    multiprocessor systems using C threads package.

o   Implementation of a secure sockets library using DES encryption and
    Needham-Schroeder authentication (with KDC).

o   Simulation of different ARQ protocols (connection establishment,
    data transfer, error and flow control) in the data link layer
    using socket interface on top of UDP;
    
SKILLS
o   Operating Systems / Hardware:
        UNIX (SunOS, Solaris, IRIX, OSF1)/Sun SPARC, SGI station,
        MS Windows, DOS / PC compatibles.
o   Programming Languages and packages:
        C, C++, Java, Pascal, Unix shell script, SQL, BASIC, Assembly, 
	Xlib/Xt/Motif, OpenGL, Tcl/Tk, Windows SDK, Socket, C Thread

REFERENCE
    Available upon request
-- 
Ting Zhou
College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology
Internet: tingzhou@cc.gatech.edu
http: //www.cc.gatech.edu/people/home/tingzhou/
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