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NAME: Steve Ruby
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CITY: Durham
STATE/PROVINCE: NC
ZIP/POSTAL CODE: 27708-5140
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Steve Ruby
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Durham, NC 27708-5140
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Objective:A summer internship developing useful, exciting software.
EducationDuke University,
Durham, NC
September 1996
- present
B.S
. in Computer Science expected May 2000
GPA: 3.85/4.0GP
A in major: 4.0/4.0
Coursework includes:Program Design and Analysis,
Software Design and Implementation, Computer
Organization and Programming, Independent
Study in Computational Linguistic Research
Experience:
September 1997
- presentDuke Computer Science Department, Head
Undergraduate Teaching Assistant
for cluster
staffing.Duties include scheduling and
coordinating a program of employing undergraduate
Computer Science majors to assist introductory CS
students in the public workstation clusters.Also
conduct training of other teaching assistants in
Java, and assist in introductory CS labs.
Summer 1997
Assisted in research in the Duke
Voice and Natural Language Laboratory.Worked with
Dr. Alan Biermann and graduate students in developing
solutions for human-computer interaction using voice.I
developed an experimental Java-based application to test
and refine theories in an algorithm animation domain.
January 1997
-May 1997Duke University
CS Department, Undergraduate
Teaching Assistant
.Duties included assisting
introductory CS students in C/Program Design labs.
Summer 1996
Office Manager, Southern Hydrocarbon Corporation,
Alum Creek, WV.I stepped in for the summer due to
the unexpected departure of the previous office
manager and supervised all administrative functions
of an environmental testing laboratory and supply
distributor.Managed payroll, marketing,
recruiting, accounting, billing and training.
Skills:Strong knowledge of C, Java, object-oriented
design, the Unix operating environment, and important
concepts, issues and tools in the field of computational
linguistics and voice interaction.Experience with
speech recognition software, Prolog, Perl, Postscript
programming, HTML, and Microsoft Windows 95.
References:Available upon request