Project .Net Software Engineering Data Design

Daniel Hauptman

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Bristol, Ct **011

******.********@*****.****(email)

(541) 646 - 5311 (cell)

(860) 583 - 7490 (home)

Education

B.A Software Engineering Technology 2004 - 2008

Oregon Institute of Technology

June 2008

Klamath Falls, OR

97601 GPA 3.1

Technical Experience

Certification(s) A+ Certification Acquired on 08/01/03

Languages C#, ASP.NET, C/C++, MS SQL Server, Oracle SQL,

LINQ, WCF, ASP.NET Web Services, .NET

Remoting

JavaScript, PHP, phpMyAdmin,

.NET Web Services, XML, Ruby on Rails

Concepts Database Normalization, TCP/IP (windows

sockets),

MultiThreaded/Multi-Processor

programming, Operating Systems,

Compilers,C Data Structures, .NET Web-

Services,

OOP (UML, Design Patterns, Refactoring,

VSTS),

Software Design Lifecycle, Web-Design,

Unit Testing using VSTS

Systems Windows (95, 98, 2000, XP), UNIX (Korn-Shell),

LINUX

(Ubuntu),

AS400

Framework(s) .NET Framework, J2EE

Completed Software Projects

. Packet-Sniffer - This was my network class project. Built a packet-

sniffer using the winpcap library. This program was written in C to

sniff, ARP, RARP, IPv4 and IPv6, TCP, Ethernet and ICMP packets.

. Operating System - This was my operating systems class project, built

on a three person team. We used an HC12 board with a Motorola chip-

set, programming environment was AXE IDE, and the code was written in

C. The board was connected to an LCD monitor and fourteen-key keypad.

Our operating system was multi-threaded and allowed for preemptive

multi-tasking and memory management.

. Data Structures - Complex data structures written in an object

oriented manner and properly documented such as Dijkstra's Shortest

Path algorithm performed as a graph, binary search trees, and sorting

algorithms.

. MultiThreading - Here I learned how to program, using C, on multi and

uni processor systems. We used Posix and Windows threads and learned

concepts such as semaphores, mutexs, critical sections, etc...

. Image Recognition and Search Program - This was my junior project

(worked on a three-person team). This program would accept an image

from the user and search the hard-drive for images that are similar to

the image given, using three different image recognition algorithms.

Our project incorporated C# and C/C++.

. ASP.Net Website - Created an ASP.Net website connected to a SQL

database for a local business to keep track of and organize their

company images and logos.

. Gesture Note-Taking Program - This was my senior project, a notepad

application that allows the user to insert technical images through

mouse gestures instead of trying to find the image from the insert

menu option. This project incorporated an Access database connected to

an ASP.Net web service to upload and download new gestures and images.

. Published articles on CodeProject - First article I wrote was on using

XPathNavigator and C#, found at

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/XML/usingXPathNavigator.aspx. My second

article was about using an XLINQ query to search a Word.docx document

and can be ported to search PowerPoint documents as well,

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/linq/Office_Query_with_LINQ.aspx

Work Experience

Php Designer Seadge Inc

Jan 2009 to

1523 Anderson Ave

May 2009

Klamath Falls, OR

Created a rating system integral to the company's new web search

engine as well as re-designing the architecture of their database. I

helped design a rating system using AJAX, JavaScript and, Php to

create a seamless, quick and clean rating system that allowed users to

rate their search results which helped their future search results

reflect the user's preferences. I also helped normalize their database

to incorporate the new rating system and streamline the website.

Graphics Clerk Pert Research Survey

April 2003 to

522 Cottage Grove

Road September 2003

Bloomfield, CT

Merged survey data from M.S Word into M.S Excel to create easy to read

survey data then we created PowerPoint based off of survey

information. The PowerPoint slides were then used as a presentation

for our clients. Communication and understanding how to present data

to our clients in a clear and easy to understand fashion were two

important skills needed for this job.

Medical Account Clerk K-Force Temporary Agency December 2000

to

111 Founders

Plaza September 2002

East Hartford, CT

Performed collections and billing of Medicaid and Medicare accounts

including the coding of ICD-9 and CPT documents depending on the type

of account.

Buyer Intrex

October 1998 to

567 S. Leonard

Street September 2000

Waterbury, CT 06705

I started as a temporary data entry clerk and moved up to becoming the

company's buyer. This job required a great deal of communication

skills, long hours and the ability to meet deadlines.

References

Todd Breedlove

Associate Professor - Software Engineering

Oregon Institute of Technology

3201 Campus Dr (541) 885

- 1577

Klamath Falls, OR

****.*********@***.***

Randy Albert

Associate Professor - Software Engineering

Oregon Institute of Technology

3201 Campus Dr (541) 885 -

1596

Klamath Falls, OR

******.******@***.***

http://www.cset.oit.edu/~albertr

Valerie Vance

Associate Professor - Communications

Oregon Institute of Technology

3201 Campus Dr (541) 885 -

1524

Klamath Falls, OR

*******.*****@***.***

Dr. Marc Timmerman

Associate Professor - Hardware Engineering

Oregon Institute of Technology

3201 Campus Dr.

Klamath Falls, OR

****.*********@***.***

Mary Hefty

Associate Professor - Communications

Oregon Institute of Technology

3201 Campus Dr. (541) 885 -

1500

Klamath Falls, OR

****.*****@***.***

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