EDUCATION

University of Massachusetts, Boston

• B.S., Management Science and Information System                                            June 2004
• M.S., Computer Science                                                                                    June 2006

TECHNICAL SKILLS

• Programming Languages: VB 6.0, C, Java
• Environment development tools: Borland JBuilder 9, Eclipse 3.0, Visual Studio 6, Visual Studio .Net
• Database: Oracle 8, MS Access, MS SQL server 2000
• Operating systems: UNIX, MS Windows, MS-DOS
• Other: HTML, Crystal Report, Microsoft Project 2000

SELECTED ACADEMIC PROJECTS

Nightingale UML Virtual Machine - Team Project                                                September 2005 - June 2006
Nightingale is a UML editor for class and sequence diagram that generates UML2.0 model tree fed as input to Matilda UML Virtual Machine, a runtime framework that accepts UML models and transforms them to source code.
Nightingale structure:
Front-end: class and sequence diagram graphical editor
Back-end: Generation of UML Models that are mapped to UML2.0 elements stored in Tree in XMI Format.
Tasks Performed during the system Development Life Cycle:

• Designing Nightingale's architecture in such a way it integrates with Matilda; Nightingale invokes Matilda.
• Evaluating GEF as a potential tool to develop the UML editor
• Scheduling tasks and setting deadlines for the development of the front end of Nightingale and the generation of UML models in the back end
• Developing the editor of Nightingale using GEF(Graphical Editing Framework),Eclipse as IDE
• Delegating the testing process to students in the Unix lab who provided us with useful feedback regarding uncovered bugs and suggesting new features.

Virtual TrainSet - Tool that simulates the traditional wood TrainSet                              Spring 2005

• Designed the system using CRC cards and UML class diagram
• Implemented the system using Java Environment 1.4 and Eclipse as IDE
• Performed Refactoring and Unit Testing using JUnit

Tiny-C Compiler - Compiler for a C-Like language                                                      Fall 2004

• Added new C features to the input language accepted by Tiny-C such as comments, declaration, floating point, recursive functions and others
• Wrote scanner and parser in C using emacs editor
• Replaced the recursive decent implementation by a definition of tokens using regular expressions to automatically generate scanner using Lex; Similarly, replaced parser by analytical grammar specifications to automatically generate parser using Yacc

Commuter Rail Tickets Vending Machine - Team Project                                     Spring 2006
Created a User Interface prototype by considering the users' profile and by applying
UI Design principles that enforce the usability goals of building the vending machine

OTHER EXPERIENCE

Updating a POS System by adding new features including,                                            Jan 2007 - March 2007

• Statement generation for a specific customer during a specific period or for all customers during a specific period
• Statistical reports' generation to view the demand on an item to determine the minimum quantity needed to be on-hand
• Tools Used: Visual Basic6.0, Visual Studio 6.0, Crystal Report 8.5 and MS SQL server 2000

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

Tutor for math and accounting at UMASS Boston                                                         September 2000-June 201
   Increased the students' understanding of Pre-Algebra, Pre-Calculus and
   Calculus I concepts and assisted them with their homework assignments.

ACADEMICS HONOR:

Dean's List - University of Massachusetts, Boston                                                          September 2001- June 2004
Member of the Golden Key International Honor Society
Computer Science, Mathematics and Engineering (CSEMS) scholarship                         April - 2006

REFERENCES:

Available upon request