Project Computer Science

SULTAN CHOWDHURY

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EDUCATION

City College of the City University of New York

Bachelors of Science, Earth and Atmospheric Science, May 2015 New York City College of Technology (CUNY)

Associate in Applied Science, Computer Science GPA: 3.40 RELEVANT COURSEWORK: Environmental Site Assessment-Phase I, II, Environmental Geochemistry, Writings for Engineers, Groundwater Hydrology, Hydrology, Environmental Database/Modeling, Global Environmental Hazards, Structural Geology, Differential Equations, Intro to Java, Statistic and Probability, Fundamental of Atmosphere, Intro to C++, Climate Change, Geophysics, Satellite Meteorology, Sedimentology.

QUALIFICATIONS

Certificates: OSHA 10 hours certificate, EPA AMFER certificate. Programming Languages: R Studio, SQL and C++.

Applications: Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, ArcGIS, Alice, Visual Basic, GMS, Sedlog. Typing Speed: 30 WPM.

Languages: Fluent in English and Bangla (Bengali), and conversant in Hindi. Technical Skills: Agricultural Geophysics Workshop (Electromagnetic Induction, used EM-38), Fall 2014. Projects:

Distribution of Pollutants in the Lower Troposphere of Houston, Texas; analyze raw data obtained from NASA and observe how pollutants get distributed. Spring, 2015

Tropical Wet and Dry Climates; research on Northwestern African desert, effects of less rainfall and how the desert is advancing. Spring, 2014

Feedback on Weathering of Rock; research on factors that impacts on rock weathering, how it effects on carbon. Spring, 2014

Cluster Analysis of Hudson River Ecosystem; research about various species depends on Hudson River, and how one species may effect another. Group work. I figured the eigenvalues and construct the layout of the poster. Spring 2012 Community Services/Internship:

New York City College of Technology: Compensated intern in the CUNY Works / CLIP Program [October, 2011- December, 2012, 15 hours/week]

Lead student conversation groups on matters related to college enrollment and academic requirements, performed a range of office duties that included fielding inquiries about CLIP, assisting in the registration process, cataloging a large collection of books, updating inventory needs, and general completing computer-related tasks. Provided support to faculty as needed. NYC Mayor’s Office of Adult Education: Paid intern for the We Are New York Emmy award winning project [March, 2010 - August, 2011, 15 hours/week]

Proofreading of official documents, translation of project materials for distribution to the city’s several communities, recruitment of community sponsors to conduct project-related activities. General Experience

Atlas Environmental Lab: [January, 2016 – present, 25 hours/week] Sample preparation including cleaving, wet and dry chemical staining and/or coating, separating friable and non-friable materials from bulk samples and making solutions for lead wipe. De-processing samples using wet etch, dry etch and chemical mechanical polishing techniques, counting, marking and cutting. Update lab projects tracking and reporting with appropriate remarks, images and labels. Seek opportunities and contribute towards continuous improvement of projects and the team. Duane Reade: [August, 2008-present, 30 hours/week] Manage register and accounts, provide customers service, update store inventory and place orders for supplies, make planograms, check merchandise for quality purposes and expiration dates. Achievements:

National Science Foundation Scholarship

Honors Scholar and Emerging Scholar at New York City College of Technology Dean’s List: 2010 - 2012, 2015

Affiliations: Member, CCNY Geology club, 2013-2015 Member, CCNY Geophysical Society, 2014-2015

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