Alexandra Boughton
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Education
Smoky Hill High School, Aurora CO, Graduated as an Advanced Placement Scholar
University of Colorado, Boulder CO, BS Computer Science with a minor in Economics
Dean's List of the College of Engineering and Applied Science, Fall 2008
Course of Study
In spring 2008 I changed my major to Computer Science, expected graduation date, May 2011.
Courses taken: Programming, Digital Logic, Network Systems, Data Mining, Algorithms, Computer Systems, Software Engineering, and UNIX System Administration
Overall GPA is 2.9
Work Experience
Student Assistant/Intern, National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), October 20, 2009 - Present
Data loading, web development, worked with MySQL database, Red Hat
Software Developer Intern, Fast Enterprises, May 11, 2009 - August 12, 2009
Testing applications, creating and maintaining MySql database queries, creating and maintaining VB.NET classes, worked in a windows development environment, and worked with clients in order to set specifications on software requirements.
OUTREACH, University of Colorado, February 2008-October 20, 2009
Presenting general information about Federal Student Aid to groups of parents and students of about 60-100 people.
Supervisor of Financial Advisors, University of Colorado, October 2008-October 2009
Supervise staff of 20 student employees
Handling escalated situations, and providing customer service and advice to parents and students.
Financial Aid Advisor, University of Colorado, January 2008- October 2008
Advising students and parents on the process of financial aid.
Extracurricular activities
Youth girls' lacrosse coach 2003, 2005
Varsity Lacrosse and Field Hockey 2002-2006
DECA Vice President 2005-2006
Computer Science Undergraduate Advisory Committee Co-President Spring 2009-present
Planning and hosting events for the professional development of students
Committee's goal is to act as a voice for the undergraduate student body to the faculty, and to enhance the professional and academic development of computer science students.