Computer Science Project

Kenroy G. Granville

Phone: 917-***-****; Email: ***@**.********.************

Brandeis University, PhD in Computer Science, Expected December 2009.

Brandeis University, Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science; Minor in Economics, May 2002.SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Expertise (6+yrs) in Java, C, (X)HTML, CSS, and (J)Scheme.Working knowledge of Python, JavaScript, PHP, and SQL.User of both CVS and SVN version control systems.Webmaster for two research projects, and two private companies. SDLC experience: planning, design, implementation, maintenance, and analysis.EXPERIENCE

Brandeis University Computer Science Department, Waltham, MA Fall 2002 - Present

Project Administrator, CollabEd Project on SourceForge

Build Graphical User Interfaces to facilitate collaboration in real-time linear editing. Design networking libraries for communication and data transfer within Java-based software. Developing software that integrates into existing systems to provide collaboration. Design and implemented consistency control algorithms for real-time, synchronous collaboration.Write and maintain ANT scripts for building different version releases.

Developer, GroupScheme Project on SourceForge

Created a library of tools for writing groupware applications.Developed XML parser/generator for collaboration data analysis.Designed software to export research data compatible with node-based graph visualization tools.

Developer, Groupware-Mediated Cooperative Programming Project

Rapidly developed experiment-specific GUIs based on exit survey feedback.Built GUIs with crucial dependency on user awareness and maximizing screen real estate.Wrote SQL queries for experimental data access.

Posse Foundation, New York, NY / Brandeis University, Waltham, MA Summer 2006 - Present

Posse Scholar Mentor

Guided a group of ten scholars toward successful college completion by fostering healthy team dynamics and peer support.Monitored students' individual progress, advised, and problem-solved on academic, professional, and social issues.Aided in the selection and training of new scholars and mentors.Participated in annual retreats focused on diversity and other campus issues for forty scholars and sixty additional campus community members.TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Brandeis University, Waltham, MA

COSI 22B: Fundamentals of Programming Spring 2006 - 2008

COSI 11a: Introduction to Java and C Summer 2003

Brandeis University Transition Year Program, Waltham, MA

TYP 6a: Introduction to Computer Science Fall 2005 - 2007

United Way of NYC, New York, NY

Introduction to General Computer Operations, Internet Researching, and HTML Summer 2000 - 2001

Brandeis University, Waltham, MA

(TA) Introduction to Computers, Programming in C and Java, Internet and Society Fall 2000 - PresentPUBLICATIONS

Brandeis University Computer Science Department, Waltham, MA Spring 2003 - Present

CollabEd: a Platform for Collaboratizing Existing Editors by Kenroy Granville and Timothy J. Hickey -- International Conference on Mobile, Hybrid, and On-line Learning, presenting at DigitalWorld 2009The Design, Implementation, and Application of the GrewpEdit Tool by Kenroy Granville and Timothy J. Hickey -- Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing Conference 2005, pp. 14-16. presented at Tapia 2005Enhancing CS Programming Lab Courses using Collaborative Editors by John Langton, Kenroy Granville, Richard Alterman, and Timothy J. Hickey -- Presented Journal of Computing Sciences in Small Colleges, volume 20, number 3, pp. 157-167, 2004, presented at CCSCE04

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