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Title:Research Assistant

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HOTTEST SKILLS: java, solaris, c++, engineer, linux, computer engineer, computer science,

data structure, html, microsoft, network engineer, object oriented, simulation

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Vishwanath Parakala

1113 W. Plum St., #B107,

Fort Collins, CO 80521

Home: 970-***-****

Email: [6]*****@*****.*********.***

WWW: [7]http://lamar.colostate.edu/~vishu

Work: 970-***-****

Objective:

Seeking a full time position in software development in the areas of

computer networks/ operating systems/ compilers

Education:

[8]COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY,

FORT COLLINS, CO

Graduate Student (MS),

Computer Science (Expected Graduation: May

2000

)

UNIVERSITY OF POONA, PUNE (Government College of Engineering,

Pune,

India):

BS

(Computer Engineering), May97

Work Experience

Research Assistant

(INCA project): Aug 99 - present

Under Dr. Anura Jayasumana, Department of ECE, CSU.

Currently working on the Integrated Network Communications

Architecture (INCA), an integrated software architecture that improves

protocol-stack performance by using single memory copy and integrating

user-level network interface with protocol processing. It has been

implemented on Solaris, a scaled down version for Linux is also being

developed.

Teaching Assistant

(CS Dept., CSU): Aug 98May 99

EE657 (Advanced Computer Networks), CS200 (Java/C++: Algorithms &

Data Structures)

CS154 (C++ to Java)

Involved conducting lab recitations and interacting with students

to solve their problems/difficulties.

Network Engineer

(Full-Time: [9]Mahindra-British Telecom, Pune,

India),Aug 97- May 98

Member, Networking Group and Center of Network Management

Implemented a remote (proxy) network agent, using SNMP and C, for

a Bay Networks hub and a network manager that resided on a Windows NT

Workstation and monitored the hub periodically. Also conducted a

feasibility study of use of CMIP for the same

Intern

: [10]Querisoft Systems (now Entevo : www.entevo.com ), Jun 96March 97

Developed software to allow transparent access (using VxDs) to

serial ports over the network (using Windows Sockets), using C in the

Windows 95 environment.

The VxD provided a virtual serial port on the client, and trapped

all requests to this serial port, redirected them over the network to

a daemon, which flushed these request to the actual physical port

residing on a remote machine.

Other Projects:

Parallel Algorithms: Parallelized and implemented, in C, the

Shortest Path Algorithm and Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT), using

Solaris threads and MPI.

Implemented a duplex audio conferencing system on Linux, using

UDP sockets.

Designed and implemented a Compiler for C-- (scaled-down version

of C) using C.

Simulated Power Control in Wireless CDMA and conducted a

performance evaluation, using an event simulation, written in C.

Developed a basic editor in Java and C.

Seminars:

Network Management: SNMP, SNMPv2 and CMIP (Mahindra-British

Telecom)

NTFS (Windows NT File System) internals (Senior Year)

RTP and RTCP

(Fall 98

)

Cryptography

(Spring '99

)Skills:

Languages : C, C++, Java, x86 Assembly, 68k Assembly, Visual

Basic, HTML

Platforms : Solaris, HP-UX, Linux, Windows 95, Windows NT,

DOS,

Tools/Packages: Softice/W Debugger for Windows, Solaris Threads, Posix

Threads, MPI, REAL simulator, CSIM simulator

Networking : TCP/IP, ATM, SNMP, RTP/RTCP, RIP, OSPF

References : Available on request

Coursework:

EE657 : Advanced Computer Networks

EE670 : Optical Networks

CS580 : Modelling and Performance Evaluation of Computer Systems

(Queueing Theory)

CS550 : Distributed Operating Systems

CS453 : Compiler Construction

CS414 : Object Oriented Design

EE550 : Microprocessor Based Systems

CS575 : Parallel Algorithms

CS675 : Advanced Parallel Algorithms

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6. mailto:*****@*****.*********.***

7. http://lamar.colostate.edu/~vishu

8. http://www.colostate.edu/

9. http://www.mahindrabt.com/

10. http://www.entevo.com/

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