To acquire a full-time position in the area of computer architecture, or digital design.

 
Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Anticipated Degree:  M.S. in Electrical Engineering
Anticipated Graduation Date:  June, 2002
G.P.A:  3.42/4.0

California State University, Northridge
B.S., Electrical Engineering, June 1999
Emphasis:  Digital Design
G.P.A:  3.0/4.0
 

Knowledge gained through course work includes:

Computer System Architecture   Digital Fundamentals   Digital Electronics   Electric Circuits   Microprocessor Systems   Signal Processing
 

Computer Skills:

AutoCAD/CADKEY   C++   G2   MATLAB   MS Office   OPNET   SDL   SPICE   Verilog   VHDL
 
 

Engineering Intern/Change Control Leader, Boeing (Rocketdyne Division)
   Santa Susana, CA  (6/98 � 12/99)

· Maintained facility schematics using AutoCAD 14
· Maintained MS Access database
· Developed procedures for process control
· Inspected facility test stands for proper configuration
 

        Re-configurable/Adaptive Computing
        Sponsored by National Science Foundation (NSF)
         Howard University  (7/01 � present)

        · Assisting in the development of a re-configurable computer (using VHDL)

        Wireless Computer Networks/Communications
        Advanced Telecommunications/Information Distribution Research Program
        Sponsored by Army Federal Laboratories (ARL)
         Howard University  (1/00 � 6/01)

        · Assisted in the development of Wireless LAN OPNET Simulation Models
        · Used SDL for describing the behavior, structure, and data of systems.

        Simulating a Mission Manager for Uninhibited Air Vehicles
        Sponsored by Lockheed Martin Skunk Works
        Cal-State University, Northridge (5/98 � 6/99)
        · Programmed in G2 & C++
        · Developed excellent analytical, organizational, and team skills

        NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers)
        · President   (5/98 � 6/99)
        · Vice President  (5/97- 5/98)
        · Member since 1994

         USTR (Undergraduate Students in Technical Research) 3rd  Place, Spring 1999
          Future Leader Scholarship, 1999 Graduation Ceremony
           Dean�s List, Spring 1999

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