Technical Summary
Development Tools: Oracle SQL, Java Eclipse, Visual C#
Hardware:HP Laptops, IBM Laptops and Desktops, HP Printers
Databases: Oracle 9i, SQL server
Professional Affiliations / Certifications: Oracle Technology Network, CISCO Press, Novell Cool Solutions, Seibel (CRM), ePRF, Lotus Notes Courses: End-user support, Advanced Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Network Operations Systems (Active Directory)
EmploymentHistory
Sales Associate-ImPress Department
Help Desk Intern
Education
Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Business Management Minor
CSC111.
Introduction to Java
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This course studies the Java
programming language, which is used to promote the student’s understanding of
object-oriented concepts (classes, methods, abstraction, inheritance,
polymorphism, and encapsulation) in conjunction with algorithm design, style,
debugging and testing.
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CSC
112. Advanced Programming with C#
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more advanced programming
concepts, constructs, and problem solving skills are addressed. Topics
include, but are not limited to, object-orientation, inheritance,
polymorphism, exception handling, string processing, files and streams, and
collections. Fundamentals of the .NET framework may also be covered.
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CSC
211. Database, Web Creation and Networks
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The primary objectives of this
course are to develop database skills using Microsoft Access and Web
development skills using HTML and Microsoft Web-authoring software Expression
Web. E-commerce business problems will be solved using a web front end
and database back end. A
secondary objective is an introduction to networks concentrating on Ethernet
and TCP/IP. Also covered is understanding the internals of personal computers
to aid their purchase for home or organizational use. This course also
continues the discussion on ethical use of technology.
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CSC 303. Networking
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This course provides a unified
view (both theoretical and applied) of the broad field of data communications
and networking. Topics: data transmission, data encoding, data link control,
multiplexing, circuit switching, packet switching, radio and satellite
networks, local area networks (LANs), wide area networks, and protocols.
Networking trends for the future will be covered.
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CSC 319. World Wide Web
Programming
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This hands-on course introduces
the development of dynamic Web sites. It focuses on Web programming
fundamentals and mastery of one of the current server-side technologies. The
topics include, but are not limited to, CSS, JavaScript, data-handling using
XML and databases, multi-tier development environment, stateless programming,
advanced development frameworks, Web services, and rich-user-experience
applications. Development methodologies are also stressed.
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CSC 351. Database Design
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The emphasis in this course is
on the design and construction of databases as tools in business. Concepts
covered include entity-relationship modeling, normalization, and efficient
table design. Programming exercises using an Oracle DMS include experience
with Oracle SQL, embedded SQL, PL/SQL and Oracle JDBC.
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CSC 352. Advanced Business Web
Applications
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Students learn how to build
web-based e-business applications by using Microsoft ASP.NET, and SQL Server.
Students develop Web-based applications linking Web sites to back-end
databases while also learning how to build distributed, component-based web
applications. Web services
issues will also be discussed. Applications which scale are stressed in the
context of performance, business goals, security, and other relevant topics.
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CSC450. Projects for Computer
Science Majors
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This course gives students a
real world project to solve and is a very demanding course open only to
majors in their senior year. The course allows students to select, design,
code, document and formally present a substantial project of their own
choosing.
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Associate’s Degree Computer Support Specialist
Intro to Networking
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become
familiar with network types, topology, media and hardware utilized in local
area networks. Topics covered include network operating systems, network
devices, network protocols, and wireless and wired networks. Hands-on lab
exercises include network configuration, installation and troubleshooting.
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End User Support
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Apply
problem-solving techniques and communication skills in providing technical
support to end users. Gain hands-on experience using service management
applications. Learn various software applications and VoIP technology to log,
track, maintain and resolve computer issues. Understand how giving and
receiving feedback, thinking critically, making effective decisions and
dealing with conflict will result in a successful interaction with computer
end users.
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Computer Hardware Diagnostics
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be
able to describe the internal components of a computer, assemble a computer
system, install an operating system and troubleshoot using system tools and
diagnostic software. Also, be able to connect computers to the Internet and
share resources in a networked environment.
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Intro to SQL
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Understand
an introduction to database design and concepts. Learn about data
normalization and Entity Relationship (ER) Diagrams. Write code to create
basic SQL SELECT statements, restricting rows and sorting data, joining data
from multiple tables, selected single-row functions, group functions and
sub-queries. Become familiar with code for table creation and management,
constraints, data manipulation and transaction control.
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Server +
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Learn
about server hardware technologies, including how to install, configure and
upgrade server hardware as well as preventive maintenance, troubleshooting
and disaster-recovery techniques for server
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Network Operating System Administration
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This
course provides students with training in the skills necessary to perform
day-to-day network administration using Microsoft LAN Server products .At
completion of this course students will be able to create and manage user and
group accounts, determine account policies, troubleshoot login problems, and
set up file system security. In addition, students will set up a printing
environment, administer and troubleshoot network printers, use auditing
functions and security logs, monitor network resources, and back up and
restore files and folders. Client workstation connectivity and related
administrative tasks will be covered.
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Operating System Management
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-- A review of the most common command line operations and
study of more advanced commands necessary to configure the Windows 2000
operating system for a variety of environments. Topics to be studied include
creating directories, batch files, menus, custom configurations, file
management, multitasking, windowing, security, and disk management utilities.
There will be an introduction to usage, configuration, and tools of the
Windows 9.X operating system. The Linux operating system is examined in-depth
with emphasis on features, capabilities, tools, and configurations including
an introduction to network configurations.
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- Capstone
Experience: I
developed a Website that OfficeMax could use for their ImPress department.
The main objective was to manage work orders on the ImPress associates
website. An associate would be able to create, modify, and delete a
client’s work order. I used SQL for the database, ASP.NET w/C# for the web
programming language.
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