Education:

• B.S. in Computer Engineering, June 1997 University of California, Santa Cruz
• A.A., June 1994 College of the Sequoias, Visalia, CA

Computer Skills:

• Languages: C, C++, 8086 Assembly, 6800 Assembly, MIPS Assembly, HTML, Java, Pascal, Fortran, SPICE, Open-GL
• Hardware/Systems: Motorola's M68HC11 microprocessor, Xilinx, UNIX, DOS, digital logic chips, and various analog parts
• Machines: Sun workstations, Apple Macintosh, IBM compatibles, SGI workstations, MASPAR


Projects:

• Basic design with the M68HC11 microprocessor which included 32K EEPROM, 8K RAM, seven segment displays, and an RS232.
• Wall following micro mouse using the M68HC11 microprocessor, stepper motors, and analog circuitry.
• Various digital and analog circuits

Research/Teaching Experience:

Creating a WWW site for the computer science department at UCSC which displays the weather using graphic visualization tools and cgi-bin scripts.

Worked for the computer engineering department at UCSC and Lawrence Livermore National Labs to develop more efficient algorithms for volume rendering and made a WWW site to allow use of a rederer over the web with cgi-bin scripts.

Assisted University students with writing computer programs and graded assignments.

Work Experience

• Research Assistant, CS department, UCSC, 9/96 - current
• Research Assistant, CE department, UCSC, and Lawrence Livermore National Labs, 4/96 - summer 96
• Grader/Tutor, CS department, UCSC, 1/95 - 3/96
• Electronics consultant, Target of Visalia, 6/92 - 9/94 and Summer 95