WILLIAM W. LUO
                             1969 SW Park Ave.
                                 Apt. 203
                            Portland, OR 97201
                work: (503) 264-9944, home: (503) 248-1934
                    Internet: will_luo@ccm.jf.intel.com

OBJECTIVE
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A full time position as a software developer.


EDUCATION
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M.S. Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology, December 1995,
   GPA: 3.9/4.0
B.S. Mathematics-Physics, Brown University, May 1992, GPA: 3.1/4.0


EMPLOYMENT
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Research Assistant, Multimedia Computing Group, 
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, October 1994 - December 1995

   Worked on Sonic X, a system developed using C++ and embedded Tcl, which
   creates an off-screen model of X Windows-based applications by capturing
   their communications with the X server, and presenting the model to
   visually impaired users via auditory and braille interfaces. Developed a
   number of loadable modules and drivers for speech synthesizers and
   braille terminals. Optimized the C++ template data structures used by
   Sonic X to reduce repetitive code instantiation. Created a suite of
   Motif applications to test Sonic X. Reviewed the accessibility of the
   OSF/Motif 2.0 widget set with respect to the access hooks in X11R6 and
   made recommendations to improve the accessibility of graphical user
   interfaces to assistive softwares.


Test Site Administrator, Multimedia Computing Group, 
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, June 1995 - Present

   Installed and maintained Solaris 2.5 beta, SPARCompiler 4.0 alpha and
   SPARCworks 3.1 alpha on local machines.


Intern, Multimedia Product Development Group, 
IBM, Marietta, GA, March 1994 - June 1994, Sept.1993 - Dec. 1993

   Designed and implemented a Windows interface for an installation
   utility. Implemented and maintained test scripts for IBM/Techmar's
   M-Motion and Voyager multimedia card software. Compatibility and
   functional testing of developmental M-Motion and Voyager cards on
   various IBM PC's and servers. Configured and maintained network and
   system softwares for a wide variety of IBM PC's.


SKILLS
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   C (four years), C++ (two years), HTML (two years), Tcl/Tk (one year),
   Oracle and SQL/Plus (one year), MFC/Visual C++ (Win95)

   Knowledge of Lex, Yacc, O2 (OODB), 68000 Assembly, Lisp, Java, Prolog,
   ML, fp, Pascal, and FORTRAN

   Two year experience with Motif, Xt and Xlib libraries

   System administration experience in Solaris

   Fluent in Mandarin

COURSE WORKS
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Operating System/System Software
Compilers/Computer Language Design
Real Time Multimedia Network
Multimedia Server Architecture
Parallel Computer Architecture
Human-Computer Interface Design
Network/Data Communications
Software Engineering
Computer System Evaluation
Computer Graphics
Computer Animation
Algorithm Analysis
Database Design


PUBLICATIONS
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Luo, W. W. and Long, S., "The Effect of Multicasting and Multiple Media
Object Types on Parallel and Merging Storage Strategies", Georgia Institute
of Technology College of Computing Technical Report GIT-CC-95-24, July,
1995.

Luo, W. W. and Gerritsen, Hendrik J.., "Seeing the Fraunhofer Lines with
only a Diffraction Grating and a Slit", American Journal of Physics,
V61. P632(10), July, 1993.

ACTIVITIES AND HONORS
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Member of Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society, 1995-present
Lead Guitarist for two loud and noisy bands, 1989-1992
Publicist for the Brown Film Society, 1989
Starter on the Brown Varsity Fencing Team, 1988-1989
Captain of the Stuyvesant High School Fencing Team, 1987-1988
National Semi-finalist in Westinghouse Science Competition, 1988
Member of New York City Junior Academy of Science, 1986-1988

RESIDENCE STATUS
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U.S. Citizen