Master's degree in Software Engineering, June 1993, Seattle University, Seattle, Washington.

Postgraduate courses in computer science, chemistry, mathematics, and foreign languages, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington.

Technical training courses:

Flash CS3 Professional, Ledet Inc., Aurora, Colorado;

Java Programming Workshop, Aris Corp., Bellevue, Washington;

System Administration for SunOS 4.0 and System Administration for the Sun 386i, Sun Microsystems, Milpitas, California;

Arc/Info Training Course, Environmental Systems Research Institute, Redlands, California;

Unix for Programmers, Prolog, and C Programming, Boeing Computer Services, Seattle, Washington;

Geographic Information Systems, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, Washington;

Map Overlay and Statistical System, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado.

Bachelor's degree in physics with minor in mathematics, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado.

Designed and managed multimedia project demonstrating Hitachi's JP1 suite of management tools for Unix and Windows NT.

Managed design and development of XRecorder (senior project for Master's degree), an application for regression testing user-server interactions with X Window applications under A/UX 3.0 on networked Macintosh Quadras.

Provided support for a PC-based stream habitat database using Rbase, Basic, and Pascal. Performed as Project Analyst for GIS database development using Arc/Info on PC, Primos, and SunOS Unix platforms.

Supported a PC and SunOS Unix local area network using NFS, PCNFS, and Novell.

Project and website design using CSS, JavaScript, AJAX, LAMP components; investigation of GIS layer tools for website availability and integration, Washington Legal of Seattle.

Researched design of client/server java applications and Visual C++ CGI routines for performing intranet/internet management and communications.

Provided consulting to faculty, staff and students, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, on CDC 6000, Cyber 750, and VAX VMS 1150 mainframes.

Contract computing consultant for clients including:

• Brooks Cole Assessment, Technical Writer, Editor, Tester
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Computer Specialist;
  
• Seattle Area Hospital Council, Statistical Programmer;
  
• University of Washington Department of Statistics,
  Statistical Programmer;
  
• Seattle City Light, SPSS Instructor using Univac VS-9;
  
• Northwest Certified Surveys, Statistical Programmer;
  
• Attorneys Halverson, Moen, and Chemnick,
  Statistical Programmer and Expert Witness.
  

Performed conversion from Unix to Windows NT and programmed new features for the NCShare toolset API for Hitachi's Clustering System Management Partner (CS1) suite of distributed parallel processing tools using Visual C++.

Programmed message recorder for Motif user interface objects in Unix and C++ for XRecorder senior project.

Programmed shell (Unix), DOS, Rbase, Dbase, Arc and Info scripts for stream habitat data transfer and analysis.

Performed tape data conversion and statistical programming using Fortran, Pascal, Basic, and SPSS as Systems Applications Programmer, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington.

Programmed in Fortran and IBM JCL analyzing survivability tests on organic dielectrics using CDC 6400 and IBM 360/65E mainframes.

Provided tutoring and technical support for internet and Windows 3.1x, 95, 98, and NT applications.

Taught Rbase and DOS to biologists for stream habitat database administration.

Taught SPSS and Univac VS/9 to Seattle City Light employees, Seattle, Washington.

Taught short-courses to students, faculty, and staff, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, in Fortran, Pascal, Snobol, Lisp, SPSS, NOS/BE, DOS, and MacOS.

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