| BlueSky Technology Computer Service Inc. |
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December 2000 - September 2001 |
DBA Assistant
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New York, NY |
¡¤ Assisted on maintaining Online Ordering system via Unix platform
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¡¤ Handled windows registry, retrieved network information (VB)
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¡¤ Maintained company¡¯s website
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July 1991 - December 1999 |
College Instructor
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Nanjing |
| · | Taught lectures on E - Commerce
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June 2003 |
Master of Science
Computer Information Systems
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Brooklyn, NY |
| Shanghai University of Economics & Finance |
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July 1991 |
Bachelor of Business Administration
International Finance
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Shanghai |
Operating System: Windows9X/2K/XP, Unix/Linux
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Computer programming: Java, C/C++, ASP, VB, XML, XSL
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Application Software: MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, etc
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Fluent in English and Chinese
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reading, music, swim, travel
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ATM Simulator (Java): Simulate bank ATM machine operation. Nice and neat GUI interface allows user to do deposit, withdraw, and close account. Print statement interactively.
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FTP Simulator (Java): Implement files transfer process via a client/server model. Whenever log on to the server, the clients can create, list directory, upload and download files, as well as copy, delete and rename files. Also, the clients are able to modify both the local and remote working directory, and the server can serve several clients simultaneously due to its multithread properties.
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Parking garage simulator (C++): Simulate the management function of a parking garage by applying stacks. It works like this: when a car arrives, if the garage is not full, store the car and type the record, else, pop up the alert to say that the garage is full; when a car is departure, find it and remove it out of the garage and update the garage management records.
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General Operating system simulator (C): The project is designed to simulate an operating system. It is capable of dealing with five kinds of interrupts: Create interrupt, Disk interrupt, Drum interrupt, Timeout interrupt, and Supervise call. It works like this: the external software generates hundreds of fake jobs and various interrupts, and the OS system simulator is supposed to handle them. These jobs can be handled efficiently and able to finish 450 of 458 jobs, and the average response time is very short.
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