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Kalid Azad
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Objective |
To obtain a challenging software development or research position. |
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Education |
· B.S.E. in Computer Science, certificate in finance · GPA: 3.7 cumulative, 3.8 in CS/EE classes; GRE: 790M, 670V, 6 Analytical Writing; Outstanding Academic Achievement Award, Spring 2001; Elected to Tau Beta Pi (honor society) · Sample projects: TCP/IP stack, multithreaded web server, custom filesystem, virtual memory manager, 8-bit computer on an FPGA (designed in Verilog) |
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Algonquin Regional High School, 1995-1999 · GPA: 4.9/5.0, SAT 1580 (790 M/V), AP 5 in Chemistry, Calculus, English · National Merit Scholarship Finalist, President of National Honor Society |
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Research Experience |
Junior and Senior Independent Work, 2002-2003 ·
Developed a meter-level indoor positioning
system using a wireless LAN and directional antenna; invited to demonstrate
for · Created an iPAQ-based robot with wireless internet control California Institute of Technology, June-July 2002 · Accepted into the CBSSS program to study new methods of computing (such as DNA and quantum computers) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Summer 2002 · Worked in a research group to develop a secure microprocessor based on the physical characteristics of the chip |
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Work Experience |
Deitel and Associates, Summers 2000-2002 · Wrote chapters for "C# How To Program," a programming textbook by best-selling authors (contributions credited in preface) · Initiated and developed project to create PowerPoint lecture slides for college classes in C, C++, and Java; project was successful and used with many programming books (samples at www.deitel.com) Teaching ·
Teaching Assistant for “Introduction to Logic
Design” and “General Computer Science” at · Tutored in high school and college, including English as a Second Language · Karate instructor, 1995-1998 (hold black belt in Uechi-ryu karate) · Created and maintain tutorial website |
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