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| EDUCATION |
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| Ohio
University, Athens,
OH |
August 1998 - December 1999 |
| Earned
40 Credits towards a Bachelors of Computer
Science |
| Major: |
Computer
Science |
| Related
Courses: |
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CS210:
Programming in C |
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CS230:
Computer Programming I |
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CS240a:
Introduction to Computer Science |
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| Hocking
College, Nelsonville,
OH |
September 2001 - August 2002 |
| Earned
56 Credits towards an Associate of Computer
Science |
| Major: |
Network
Systems |
| Related
Courses: |
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CS125:
Computer Numbering Systems |
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NET110:
Cisco I |
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NET210:
Cisco II |
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NET211:
Cisco III |
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NET212:
Cisco IV |
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NET215:
Network Systems Security |
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NET220: Server Management |
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CS240:
Database Management |
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| WORK
EXPERIENCE |
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| Nebraska
Book Company,
Lincoln, NE |
May
2002 - Present |
| Manager
of Information Systems (Specialty
Books, Inc.) |
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Administered all
of the network operations for Specialty Books Inc., a
division of the Nebraska Book Company. Designed and maintained
the physical network that serves over 100 employees on
site and can accept orders 24 hours a day. This involved
the installation and configuration of our Linux based
servers providing services including: imap, firewall,
dns, web servers, sql, samba, network monitoring services,
NAT, ftp and ssl to name a few. Worked with scripting
languages such as Perl, PHP and Bash to automate network
tasks and to create a logging API for the IT department.
Used Perl, PHP and SQL to generate conventional reports
from the school databases to determine order and customer
trends. Managed and maintained the Nebraska Books Company's
proprietary Unix based Inventory Control System and Accounting
System called PRISM.
Handled the installation of the Interchange system which
runs the online order process and interfaces with the
inventory and accounting system. Administered Specialty
Books' 70 web pages which are personlized to each school
served. |
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| Appalachian
Center for Economic Networks, Athens,
OH |
Dec. 1999 - September 2001 |
| South
Eastern Ohio Regional Freenet (SEORF) (User
Administrator) |
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Worked
with the network administrator
of Ohio University in maintaining
the accounts database for the
Unix based SEORF project. This
involved maintaining an SQL database
with user information that was
used to generate trend reports
and keeping a database with a
Perl web based API. Logging all
customer calls and their solutions
helped us work with users to troubleshoot
computer problems related to using
SEORF. |
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Community Technology Center (CTC) (Coordinator) |
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Coordinated
operations of ACEnet's public
computer lab. Instructed students
in various areas of computer usage;
including Microsoft Office applications,
using the internet, Windows, Linux,
and computer hardware. Wrote press
releases for local newspapers
outlining developments in ACEnet's
CTC. |
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Linux Systems Administration |
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Administered
Linux and Windows NT servers running
various services including; sendmail,
dns, apache, ldap, sql, samba
and NT file servers, firewall
and user security. Installed and
configured Linux and Windows pcs
for staff and tenants. |
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COMPUTER
SKILLS |
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Perl
Programming Language |
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Structured
Query Language (SQL) |
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PHP:
Hypertext Preproccesor |
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Windows
NT Operating System |
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AIX |
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