lrosen@sunybcs.UUCP (Leonard Rosenblum) (03/21/85)
I am interested in a summer internship for 1985. I am currently
pursuing a MS degree in computer science which I will complete in
May 1986. This will complement my BS degree in electrical engineering.
Appended is my resume describing my qualifications. If you need any
more information, please feel free to contact me at any of the below
addresses.
Sincerely,
Leonard rosenblum
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LEONARD ROSENBLUM
(September - May) (June - August)
D546 PORTER QUAD 1810-14 FRONT STREET
BUFFALO, NEW YORK 14261 EAST MEADOW, NEW YORK 11554
(716) 636-5234 (516) 794-8048
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EDUCATION: State University of New York at Buffalo
MS in COMPUTER SCIENCE, May 1986
BS in ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, May 1984
HONORS: Member TAU BETA PI, the National Engineering
Honor Society
Engineering and university DEAN'S list
RELATED COURSEWORK: Computer Architecture
Electonic Instrument Design
Digital Circuits and Components
Programming Languages
SPECIAL SKILLS: Extensive knowledge of various programming languages
- FORTRAN 77, Pascal, C, LISP, BASIC
- 6502, COMPASS (CDC assembly), TMS9900
EXPERIENCE:
9/84 - PRESENT GRADUATE ASSISTANT, Computer Science Department
State University of New York at Buffalo
Instructed 60 students
- Prepared lectures
- Assisted professor in class organization
- Analyzed student programs and algorithms
for required sophomore level classes
9/82 - PRESENT DEPARTMENTAL computer budget master
Black Mountain College, University of Buffalo
- Allocated computer time
- Maintained system activity
1981 - 1984 SENIOR clerk, Transamerica Real Estate Tax Service
(SUMMERS) Lake Success, New York
- Directed and trained 15 temporary employees
- Devised more efficient procedures
for appropriate bank billing of property taxes
9/83 - 12/83 PRECEPTOR, Engineering & Applied Science Department
9/82 - 12/82 State University of New York at Buffalo
Instructed 39 students
- Proctored and graded exams
- Assisted students in debugging programs
in "Introduction to Programming Using FORTRAN 77"
ACTIVITIES: Anti-Rape Task Force volunteer
Black Mountain College residential housing coordinator
INTERESTS: Programming home computer
Assembling electronic devices
Coin and stamp collecting
REFERENCES: Available upon request
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