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Last updated: 6 September 1998
Adam Connor
11613 Fast Horse Drive
Austin, Texas 78759
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[2]http://www.io.com/~ajconnor
/
Administrative Computing Services
The University of Texas at Austin
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Experience
Administrative Computing Services, The University of Texas at Austin
May 1997
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Present
Systems Analyst/Senior Systems Analyst, Developer Technologies Group:
* Year 2000 analysis and remediation.
* Redesign and rewrite of webAgent (an interpreted scripting
language) in C++.
* Support of other web/UNIX projects in C, support of MVS-hosted
servers in NATURAL, etc.
* Review object technologies and teach advanced classes for Systems
Analysts on Object Technology.
* Coordinate and supervise various technology evaluation projects
(e.g., HTML editors, WebObjects assessment).
* Coordinate the Senior Systems Analyst technical classes.
* Active in the ACS education as a Challenge analyst and Mentor
* Member of the task force charged with rewriting the ACS mission
statement.
* Regularly give presentations on topics such as Object Technology,
Design by Contract, etc.
July 1995
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May 1997
Systems Analyst, General Systems and Technologies Group:
* Designed and implemented the UT Electronic ID authentication
system, used to authenticate WWW-based clients for MVS-hosted
administrative services.
* Assisted in designed and implementation of several Data
Warehouses.
* Consultation and design on a new authorization system.
* Designed and implemented assorted Java classes for accessing
legacy resources on MVS.
* Served as a principle investigator of using object technology
within Administrative Computing.
* Taught classes introducing the basic concepts behind
object-orientation.
* Served as a challenge analyst and mentor in Administrative
Computing's trainee education program.
* Gave miscellaneous other classes and presentations; provided
general consulting to other groups within Administrative Computing
on client-server and WWW technologies.
January 1994
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July 1995
Programmer and Systems Analyst, Physical Plant Team:
* Developed a new Physical Plant Inventory system in NATURAL and
ADABAS-C; served as principle maintenance analyst on the inventory
system.
* Designed and implemented a new vehicle maintenance system,
including file design, system architecture, and program design;
held joint applications development meetings with clients; trained
and supported end users.
* Taught various courses and seminars to clients and programmers,
e.g., Introduction to Natural 101, Writing Macros in MS Excel,
etc.
August 1993
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January 1994
Programmer Trainee
:
Learned NATURAL and ADABAS-C. Developed experience with shop
standards and became accustomed to working in groups and with
clients.
Technical Capabilities
Programming Languages and Databases:
* Extensive familiarity with NATURAL and ADABAS-C.
* Good familiarity with C, C++, Java, and MVS JCL.
* Strong interest in Object Technology in general.
* Some familiarity with HP-UX, NSAPI internals.
* Broad background in applied statistics and probability models,
including associated packages, e.g., Derive, Gauss, Systat, etc.
Education
* Software Quality Institute C++ course with Glenn Downing (1997)
* Courses in C and C++, Austin Community College (1995)
* Ph.D
., Anthropology (Genetics), Penn State University (1992)
* M.A
., Anthropology (Physical), University of Texas at Austin
(1988
)
* B.A
., Mathematics, University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana
(1984
)
Honors
* Postdoctoral Fellow, Population Research Institute, Penn State
University,
1992-1993
* Graduate School Fellow, Penn State University,
1991-1992NSF Fellow, National Science Foundation, 1988-1991
* Graduate School Fellow, University of Texas,
1986-1987National Merit Scholar, Illinois State University, 1980-1982
Professional Memberships
* IEEE Computer Society
* Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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2. http://www.io.com/~ajconnor/
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