Randy T. Levensalor

Objective:

• To become filthy rich.

Education:

• M.S., Computer Science, degree expected May 2000
  Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, Blacksburg, VA.
  
• B.S., Computer Science
  Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University, Blacksburg, VA.

Relevant Courses:

• Parallel and Distributed Systems, Data Structures, Object Oriented Programming, Operating Systems, American Authors, Production and Operation Management

Computer Skills:

• Languages: C, C++, and Java
  
• Operating Systems: UNIX (FreeBSD, Solaris/Sun OS, Linux, Irix, Digital Unix, SCO SVR4), Windows NT (Server/Terminal Server/Workstation), Windows 95/98

Work Experience:

• Undergraduate Research Assistant: NSF Funded Research, Virginia Tech
  
  • May 1998 - Present
    
  • Built a Java framework to access legacy programs on servers through the web
    
  • Created web based, client / server applications to interact with existing programs.
    
  • Implemented 3 tiered computing
    
  • Administered web servers, workstations, and a lab
  
  
  
• Computer Systems Specialist: Belt Corporation of America, Cumming, GA
  
  • 1994 - Present
    
  • Installed Windows NT network
    
  • Wrote procedures and other documentation for ISO 9002 certification
    
  • Maintained a UNIX server (remote printers and terminals)
  
  
  
• Independent Computer Consultant: Cumming, GA / Blacksburg, VA
  
  • 1993 - 1998
    
  • Trained adults and children in computer literacy / operation
    
  • Purchased and configured new systems
    
  • Corrected problems on older systems
  
  
  
• Head Counselor: National Computer Camp, GA / CA
  
  • Summers 1994 - 96
    
  • Taught programming theory, style and implementation

Activities:

• Treasurer- CAVE SLUG (Student Led Users Group) March ‘97-Present,
  
• Programs Executive- Residence Hall Federation January ‘97- May ’98, ACM CRC representative, Cooperative Computing Consortium, Dean’s Council, Residential and Dining Programs SAC, Recreational Sports SAC