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Address: PO Box ******

Gainesville, FL 32614-1753

abpj22@r.postjobfree.com

Current Position: Coordinator, Computer Applications,

University of Florida

Office of the CIO

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Accomplishments: Researched, designed, wrote, and refined CGI progams in C and Perl to

implement the Web server portion of,

which enables access to mainframe CICS via the Web or other TCP clients.

Created working versions on AIX, Linux, Windows NT, and OS/2, and contributed

to the working version on Solaris.

Designed and implemented new user interfaces and graphical elements for

the University of Florida Registrar's Web sites, including

ISIS (Integrated Student Information System), the

and sites,

and the re-tooling and photographic update of the

Virtual Tour.

Administered the (now defunct) Web server ttt.reg.ufl.edu, running Apache on NT;

the secure FACTS developer's Web server, running Apache on OS/2; and the FACTS developers

Usenet server, running DNEWS on NT.

Participated in the design and creation of the

FACTS system,

which provides real-time interface between all Florida public higher-education institutions.

For all of the above I worked with C, EAGLE, Java, Perl, JavaScript, XML, a small amount of Assembler

and COBOL, and various graphics tools such as Paint Shop Pro and Adobe Pagemaker.

Ongoing Training:

Rockhurst University e-business Seminar, 2001

Sun Java Training, 2000

Rockhurst University e-business Seminar, 2000

ApacheCon 2000

Rockhurst University Web Design Seminar, 1999

Graduate Web design classes, University of Florida, 1999

IBM Technical Interchange, 1998

Previous Experience: Programmer,

University of Florida

Administrative Affairs

Information Systems

February 1996 to February 1998

Accomplishments: Brought programs up to current department standards, deconstructing and

porting legacy applications to currently supported languages, where applicable.

Wrote SAS programs to support DASD cost reductions.

Wrote SAS and COBOL programs to support department Year 2000 project.

Deployed and supported ten information kiosks on the UF campus,

facilitating concurrent development with outside software vendor.

Converted users from 3270 datastream to TCP/IP client emulators,

to facilitate DB/2 access to remote SP and enable access to Internet applications.

Converted the department program standards to HTML and posted on the internal

Web server to enhance information distribution.

Responsibilities: Provided a first line of support for approximately 250 users,

including application developers, on a variety of operating systems (OS/2,

DOS, Windows 3.x/95/NT, AIX, VM, and MVS).

Provided administrative and technical support for an OS/2 Token Ring LAN.

Documented complex computer information in a manner geared towards novice users.

In available time, researched applicability of technologies such as Java, UNIX, and

ActiveX to department goals.

Performed various other support, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance functions as needed.

Senior Computer Operator,

Gainesville Sun

January 1991 to February 1996

Responsibilities: Provided technical and user support for DOS, Windows 3.x/95/NT, Macintosh,

IBM S/38, ATEX, and SunONE (QNIX) systems.

Produced and maintained systems and operations documentation, training

material, and daily run forms.

Performed and coordinated daily operations.

Created application programs in C, ATEX, Excel, and Visual Basic.

Wrote articles about community Internet use, recorded voice advertisements,

and assisted in implementation of Sybase, Macintosh, and UNIX platform upgrades.

Education: AA: General Education, Broward Community College, 1986

BA: English, minor in Education, University of Florida, 1989

AS: Computer Programming, Santa Fe Community College, 1997

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