RACHEL GEORGE MAGGADI
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OBJECTIVE:
To obtain a summer 2014 internship in the field of electrical engineering
EDUCATION:
Pursuing a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Anticipated: Dec. 2014
Concentration: Electronic Communications GPA: 3.8
Gannon University, Erie, PA
Bachelor of Electronics and Communications Engineering May 2013
Vishnu Sree Institute of Technology, Hyderabad, India
GRADUATE COURSEWORK:
Digital Communications Digital Signal Processing Digital Control
Digital Image Processing Advanced Engineering Analysis Embedded C
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
Embedded C, basics of MASM and MATLAB and Microsoft Office
GRADUATE PROJECTS:
Title/Course: Face Matching System/Digital Image Processing Spring 2014 - Present
Role/Team Size: Leader/Two
Description: Design program using MATLAB to automatically interpret digital images. Utilize webcam to record students’ faces in any workplace/classroom and images are filtered from the existing database for recognition.
Title: Transmitter Design System Spring 2014 - Present
Team Size: Two
Description: Designed transmitter using MATLAB to send text as analog input data in the form of a wave. The goal is to convert analog information into digital information using quantization and amplitude modulation techniques for digital communication system design.
UNDERGRADUATE PROJECTS:
Title: Foot Step Power Generation System Applications for Rural Areas to Run AC and DC Loads Spring 2013
Team Size: Two
Applications: Agriculture, home and street lighting, emergency power failure situations, and metro and rural areas
Software: Keil software for C programming
Description: Generated power through non-conventional method by using footsteps as power source; converted mechanical method to electrical. The goal was to utilize waste energy from footsteps to generate power (force energy) using electronic senses that are underground. Microcontroller AT89S52 was used to display the amount of battery that is charged when foot is placed on electric sensor. The advantage of this is less consumption of non-renewable energy and it is eco-friendly.
Title: Automatic Street Light On-Off Toggling Based on Time and Season Conditions Fall 2012
Team Size: Two
Applications: Roadway and parking lot lighting, outdoor advertising signs, and streetlight panels
Hardware/Software: RTC, microcontroller, streetlight, power supply/ Keil software for C programming
Description: Designed a circuit using an integrated circuit and microcontroller AT89S51 (8 bit) to control switching of streetlights according to day/night. This eliminates need for human operation of lighting and saves power. The RTC is interfaced with a microcontroller to communicate time information.
LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES:
Organizer/Presenter, Intra-college Technical Fest ‘VECTOR’ at Vishnu Sree Institute of Technology 2012
Captain, Collegiate Competition Groups (extracurricular and academic 2008 – 2009
STATUS:
F-Visa student eligible for summer 2014 placement