John William Haskins, Jr.

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                 John William Haskins, Jr.   
   29720 Georgia Tech Station, Atlanta, GA 30332, school  
             e-mail: gt9720b@prism.gatech.edu                                                        

Objective: A challenging position as a computer graphics/
           animation programmer.
  
Education:   
Major - Computer Science with a specialty in graphics    
Minor - Business & Technical Communication   
Status - Junior   
Plan to graduate in June, 1997        
  
Job Experience:   
-1989 Summer internship at Harry Diamond Laboratories
-1992 & 1993 Summer employment at Hughes STX Corporation as an
 Associate Data Technician.  Job responsibilities included 
 installation and maintenance of computer and network systems.
-1993 August-September, December, Employment at MITRE 
 Corporation as a technician in the U. S. Postal Service 
 Information Technology Laboratory testing PC video 
 teleconferencing systems, benchmarking and setting up servers 
 for network use (NOVELL & OS/2) and graphical user interface 
 design.
-1994 June-September, Summer employment at the Institute for 
 Defense Analyses as a systems  programmer for combat 
 simulators.
-1994 October-Present, Experiment programmer for the Georgia 
 Instiute of Technology Department of Psychology.
 
Computer Skills:
-Computer hardware maintenance and repair
-Computer programming experience in:
	 Smalltalk V, Pascal,  C, BASIC, Lisp, M68000 & 8086 
         Assembly Language
	(Most of my programming experience is for graphics and 
         systems applications.)
-Experience with the operating systems and system platforms:
	DOS, Unix, Windows, OS/2, Macintosh, Silicon Graphics, 
        SUN
 
Publications:
-"Expert Systems for Teens", I Plus Magazine
-"The Handling of Bitmap Interactive Video Animations", 
 proceedings of the District of Columbia Computer Science 
 Conference
-"The Role of Expert Systems in the  Creation of Interactive 
 Video Animations", proceedings of the Second World Congress 
 on Expert Systems
 
Speaking Engagements:
-1992 May, spoke before the House of Representatives Space 
 Subcommittee
-1990 May, spoke before the Computer Science and 
 Telecommunications Board of the National Research Council
 
Programming Accomplishments:
-Development of Quantum Guns, an educational interactive video 
 animation program, Copyright (c) 1992
-Development of several programs in Borland International's 
 Turbo Pascal for rendering three-dimensional mathematical 
 surfaces (where z=f(x,y)).  
 
References: Furnished upon request. 
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