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			KIRILL V. GORDIN


Home  Address   			Office 
505 SE Spring St., 			E-mail: kgordin@eecs.wsu.edu
Pullman, WA 99163 			http://www.eecs.wsu.edu/~kgordin
(509) 334-2326  			(509) 332-2217



EDUCATION

Washington State University. Currently enrolled in M.S. program in 
Computer Science. Graduation expected: August 1996. 
Research area: Networking: Ethernet, TCP/IP, UDP, NFS.

Novosibirsk State University, Novosibirsk, Russia. 1988-1993. Diploma in 
Computer Science. Thesis: MS DOS System Driver for Magneto-Optical Drive.

EXPERIENCE

Washington State University

* Fall 1995-present. Technical Consultant in the Department of Foreign 
Languages and Literatures. UNIX, Windows 95, SQL, CGI, HTML.
* Spring 1994-present. Teaching Assistant for the Course "Computer Software 
in Business".
* Fall 1994, Teaching Assistant for the course "Introduction to 
Microprocessors".

International Research and Exchange Board, Novosibirsk, Russia.

* January 1994-July 1994. System Administrator for e-mail server. Installed 
device drivers and configured the system. Troubleshoot application and system 
software and ensured reliable work  of the system.

Institute of Automation, Russian Academy of Science, Novosibirsk, Russia. 

* September 1991-June 1993. Software Engineer. Worked in the team of engineers 
for project "Magneto-Optical Data Storage Device". Analyzed  system 
requirements and hardware, proposed and justified system architecture, designed 
and implemented  testing software and MS DOS  installable system driver in C 
and Assembly languages. Configured system  environment. 

Tashkent Institute of Technology, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

* June 1991-August 1991. Instructor for summer course "Algorithms and Data 
Structures in Pascal". Instructed students in Software Engineering  and Pascal 
programming and developed educational software.



QUALIFICATIONS

C, Assembly, SQL, UNIX, DOS, Windows, TCP/IP, CGI, HTML, LaTeX.

AWARDS

* Novosibirsk State University Scholarship, Russia, 1988-1993.
* National Association for Foreign Student Affairs/The United States 
Information Agency "Top Up" Scholarship, USA, 1994-1996.