CHRISTOPHER L. BECK
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OBJECTIVE
To obtain an entry level electrical engineer position with a company requiring professional and technical
experiences gain from my previous internships and academic preparation.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, UCF, 2009
GPA: 3.1 /4.0 (Last 30 Credits)
Relevant Coursework Electromagnetic Fields Digital Signal Processing Fundamentals
Electric Machinery Electronics I & II
Embedded Systems Analog and Digital Communications
Analog Filter Design Fundamentals of Electric Power Systems
Scholastic Honors Minority Engineering Program Industry Advisory Scholarship Recipient The Boeing Company Endowed Scholarship Recipient
Florida Bright Futures Scholar General Henry H. Arnold Education Grant Recipient Pegasus High Achievement Scholarship Recipient Martin Luther King Jr. Essay Scholarship Recipient
PROJECTS & PRESENTATIONS
UCF College of Engineering & Computer Science Senior Design
Voltron: Phase Converter Simulator
• Designed a three phase converter simulator that safely measures the voltages of power equipment and also able to train technicians on how to trouble shoot hazardous power equipment
• This device contains actual transformers, which completely duplicates in-field situations. Our project is based on voltage control, logical design, and programming.
• The phase converter simulator has the capabilities to do the following types of service voltages: single phase 120 volt Delta, single phase 120/240 volt Delta, three phase 120/208 volt Wye, three phase 120/208 Wye, and three phase 120/240 Delta.
Skills acquired:
Power transformers Theory, microcontroller design and Programming, Power Supply Design and Printed Circuit Board (PCB) design and fabrication.
UCF College of Engineering & Computer Science Naval Race Great Competition
The Styrofoam Titanic
• Assemble a watercraft that ability to maneuver an object while in circumnavigating the reflection pond.
• For the naval competition the watercraft operated autonomously during its time trial.
Skills acquired:
Power supply design, fundamental linear controls theory, drive train assembly (motor, drive shaft, controlling mechanism).
Space Florida & Florida Space Grant Consortium
Space Academy
• Assemble a weather balloon that reaches 100,000 feet into the atmosphere with a payload of a alive camera, GPS navigation, and still remain functional under the conditions of the elevation.
Skills Acquired:
Soldering, designing, and troubleshooting with Styrofoam boxes, thermal packs, receiver and emitter circuit for camera, weather balloon, GPS against weather conditions as well as on site problems.
SKILLS
Computer: Proficient with Adobe Photoshop/Image Ready, Macromedia Fireworks/Dreamweaver and Microsoft Office (Power Point, Excel, Word, FrontPage)
Working Knowledge of AutoCAD, MatLAB, MathCAD
Programming Languages: Visual Basic/C++, HTML, QBasic, Assembly (Motorola MC68HC11 & MIPS)
ACTIVITIES
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Vice-Basileus (Chapter Vice President)
Men of Integrity (UCF Service Group), Vice President
National Society of Black Engineers, (Treasurer, Telecommunications Chair, Academic Excellence Chair)
YMCA of Central Florida Teen Achievers Mentor
Minority Engineering and Computer Science Center for Academic Advancement (MECAA) Lab Tutor