OBJECTIVE
Seeking a full-time position in software design and development that provides challenging projects and an environment conducive to learning.
 

EDUCATION
1998-Current      M.S., Computer Science and Engg., University of Texas at Arlington         GPA: 4.0/4.0
                            Expected Graduation Date: May 2000
1994-1998           B.S., in Computer Science and Engineering, Andhra University, India.       GPA: 3.6/4.0
 

COMPUTER SKILLS
Languages:          Java, C++, C, PASCAL, FORTRAN, Windows 3.1 Programming, HTML
Platforms:            UNIX, Linux, Windows 3.1/95/98/NT, Macintosh OS and Solaris.
Applications:        Pro*C, Oracle v7.2 (SQL * PLUS, PL SQL, Developer-2000), MS Office
 

WORK EXPERIENCE
December 1998 - Current
Graduate Research Assistant, Software Engineering Center for Telecommunication
Computer Science and Engineering., University of Texas at Arlington.
Master’s Project: The Object Relation Diagram (ORD) tool is used for creating relationship diagrams among classes of a given Java/C++ program. My project involves extending this tool to include Object Oriented Metrics that will help understand the quality of developed software that in turn helps in improving the quality of work performed at project level. It is being implemented using Java and JavaCC.

January 1999 – May 1999
Directed Study: Testing is an important phase in developing any product. The directed study focused on testing the Object Relation Diagram for coverage information. This has been done using JavaScope.
 

PROJECTS:

Network Computing

• Multimedia Browser with Client/Server Architecture: Developed a browser which implements the UNIX ‘talk’ facility, uploads multimedia files and text files between two servers while compressing them on the fly using algorithms like the Adaptive Huffman and LZW. It was implemented in Java using TCP/IP sockets.
• SMTP Client: Developed an SMTP client using TCP/IP sockets in Java, with an interactive user interface, where the user has to enter his own email address, the recipient’s email address and the body of the mail.
• Small HTTP browser: Developed a small HTTP web browser, implemented in Java, where a user can download the files directly from the server by just entering the server name.
• Protocols familiar with: TCP, UDP, IP, ATM, RTP, RSVP, Voice over IP, H.261 and H.263.

Projects done in C/C++/Java in a UNIX environment

•  Algorithms and Data Structure Applications: Implemented various application algorithms in C using variety of data structures such as singly and doubly linked lists, binary trees, Fibonacci heap, hash tables, adjacency matrix and adjacency list among others.
•  SMTP Client: Developed an SMTP client using TCP/IP sockets in C, with an interactive user interface, where the user has to enter his own email address, the recipient’s email address and the body of the mail.
•  "grep" utility: Implemented the "grep" utility on UNIX that searches for a word/phrase in a given set of files, in C, by using various string comparison techniques like the Boyer-Moore algorithm.

Software Engineering

•  Library Search: Developed a project “A Library Database Search” in Java for creating a user-friendly environment for accessing the UTA Library Databases by implementing the process cycle used in a typical software engineering process.
•  ATM Implementation: Was group leader of a team that developed an “Automated Teller Machine Implementation” in C/C++ following the different phases of a software engineering process like software requirements specification, design and implementation.

•  Flight Automation: Developed a Pro*C application program that connects to an airport database, and helps customers make flight reservations/changes and/or other flight decisions.
•  Company Payroll Automation: Developed some forms and reports using Oracle v7.2, Forms 4.5 and Reports 2.5 that connect to a company’s payroll database, and are used to decide the total payment, and to retrieve information about a given employee of the company.

Compilers

•  Mini-compiler: Developed a mini-compiler for a subset of the ALGOL language, Tiger, implementing it in C. Lex and yacc have been used for lexical analysis and parsing respectively.

Advanced Algorithms Databases - I Design of Compilers
Software Engineering - I Databases - II Multimedia>
Computer Networks – I Data Mining Operating Systems-II
 

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES:

Software Engineering Artificial Intelligence Computer Networks
Operating Systems Database Management Systems Microprocessors
Design and Analysis of Algorithms Image Processing Computer Graphics
Design of Compilers Programming Language Concepts Computer Architecture
 
 

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