John David of Bailey

John David Bailey

Permanent Address Current Address

604 Dudley Avenue 2601 16th Street NW rm 451

Norfolk, Virginia 23503 Washington, D.C. 20009

(757)583-4729 (202) 865-9480

[email protected] [email protected]

EDUCATION:
1996-Present Howard University,Washington, D.C.

School of Engineering

Sophomore majoring in Systems and Computer Science: (GPA 3.51)

1992-1996 Granby High School,Norfolk, Virginia

Graduated with Advanced Studies Degree, Honors, and designation as a Gifted Student: (GPA 3.33)

1994-1996 Norfolk Public School Science and Technology Advanced Research Institute(N.O.R.S.T.A.R.),Norfolk,Virginia

1992-1993 The Magnet School for the Health and Science Professions at Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, Virginia

COMPUTER

SKILLS:

Windows 3.0 through Windows 95; MS-DOS 5.0 through 7.0(MS-DOS of WIN95); UNIX; XWindows; Mac OS; Novell Network Applications; C++; C++ for Windows; COBOL; Pascal; Interactive C; BASIC; HTML; SGML

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Sept.96-Present HOWARD UNIVERSITY FUTURE AEROSPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER, Washington, D.C.,

Undergraduate Research Assistant

Assists with the H.U.F.A.S.T. research project.

Works on the W.A.S.T.E project (Webpages for Archiving Software Testing Examples).

Produces an online repository of source codes for use with software testing applications.

Maintains The Center for Research in Evaluating Software Technology's website.

Oct. 95-Jan.96 MANAGEMENT INFORMATIONAL SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT OF NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Norfolk, Virginia,

Intern

Installed, evaluated, and analyzed computer softwate applications.

Maintenance of computer networks and computer equipment.

HONORS:

Granted admittance to the Gifted Robotics Division of NORSTAR in 1994 and in 1995

Placed second in the 1995 Great Computer Challenge

Named Lead Mentor of the Gifted Robotics Division of NORSTAR in 1995

Placed first in the 1996 Computer-Robot Problem Solving competition as part of the Robotics International division of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers' Student Robotics Automation Contest.

Placed second in the 1996 Sumobot competition as part of the Robotics International division of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers' Student Robotics Automation Contest

ACTIVITIES:

National Society of Black Engineers

Permanent Address	Current Address
604 Dudley Avenue	2601 16th Street NW rm 451
Norfolk, Virginia 23503	Washington, D.C. 20009
(757)583-4729	(202) 865-9480
[email protected]	[email protected]

EDUCATION:
1996-Present	Howard University,Washington, D.C.
	School of Engineering
	Sophomore majoring in Systems and Computer Science: (GPA 3.51)
1992-1996	Granby High School,Norfolk, Virginia
	Graduated with Advanced Studies Degree, Honors, and designation as a Gifted Student: (GPA 3.33)
1994-1996	Norfolk Public School Science and Technology Advanced Research Institute(N.O.R.S.T.A.R.),Norfolk,Virginia
1992-1993	The Magnet School for the Health and Science Professions at Eastern Virginia Medical School, Norfolk, Virginia
COMPUTER
SKILLS:
	Windows 3.0 through Windows 95; MS-DOS 5.0 through 7.0(MS-DOS of WIN95); UNIX; XWindows; Mac OS; Novell Network Applications; C++; C++ for Windows; COBOL; Pascal; Interactive C; BASIC; HTML; SGML
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Sept.96-Present	HOWARD UNIVERSITY FUTURE AEROSPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER, Washington, D.C.,
	Undergraduate Research Assistant
	Assists with the H.U.F.A.S.T. research project.
	Works on the W.A.S.T.E project (Webpages for Archiving Software Testing Examples).
	Produces an online repository of source codes for use with software testing applications.
	Maintains The Center for Research in Evaluating Software Technology's website.

Oct. 95-Jan.96	MANAGEMENT INFORMATIONAL SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT OF NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOLS, Norfolk, Virginia,
	Intern
	Installed, evaluated, and analyzed computer softwate applications.
	Maintenance of computer networks and computer equipment.

HONORS:
	Granted admittance to the Gifted Robotics Division of NORSTAR in 1994 and in 1995
	Placed second in the 1995 Great Computer Challenge
	Named Lead Mentor of the Gifted Robotics Division of NORSTAR in 1995
	Placed first in the 1996 Computer-Robot Problem Solving competition as part of the Robotics International division of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers' Student Robotics Automation Contest.
	Placed second in the 1996 Sumobot competition as part of the Robotics International division of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers' Student Robotics Automation Contest

ACTIVITIES:
	National Society of Black Engineers