VENKATESH RAMASWAMY 439 S. Dunn Street, Ampt. #4, Bloomington, IN-47401. (812) 337-1446 * Email: vramaswa@cs.indiana.edu * OBJECTIVE: To obtain an Internship position in the Computer Industry that will help me to put my technical skills to the best use. EDUCATION: * Graduate Major: M.S. in Computer Science, Indiana University - Bloomington, August 2003 (expected). * Undergraduate Major: Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Computers, Mumbai University, July 2001. Ranked 1st in the whole of Mumbai University among 10,000 students. COMPUTER PROFICIENCY: * Programming Languages Proficiency: Pascal C C++ Visual Basic Java Programming Visual C++ * Other Languages/Tools Used: Lex Yacc Latex Shell scripting Sockets library under Linux * Operating Systems: DOS Windows 98/2K/NT Linux Unix (mostly Solaris) PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN DURING UNDERGRADUATE TRAINING: Library System in C Simulation of Unix File System in C++ Designing 8085 Assembler in C++ Socket Programming in Unix environment File Transfer System in Unix Chat System in C in Unix Aptitude Test Simulation in VB Paint Shop Application in VC++ FINAL YEAR PROJECT: Development of Car Portal: (August 2000 - June 2001) * Used Sun's Enterprise Java Beans Technology to create a Car Portal. * Supported multiple vendors and multiple clients with simultaneous connections. * Provided option of using Session beans or Entity beans. * Was completely transparent to the user in terms of operation and results displayed. This project was implemented using Pramati Web/EJB server and mySQL database under Linux. RESEARCH PROJECT: Universal Networking Language (UNL): (March 2000 - June 2001) * Sponsored by the United Nations, in association with UNU, Tokyo. * Involved translation of one natural language into another through the use of a Meta-Language. * Dealt with Natural Language Processing concepts and grammar rules for a Turing machine. * Specifically dealt with translation of sentences/documents from UNL to Hindi. The project was done under Prof. Pushpak Bhattacharyya of IIT-Bombay. Visit http://www.ias.unu.edu/projects/unl.asp for details. TEACHING EXPERIENCE: As part of the Computer Society of India (CSI) initiative, I gave many lectures in conjunction with the Linux Interest Group in my college. These involved many technical topics ranging from installation to Network programming. I also gave an introductory lecture on VC++ and OpenGL programming in VC++ environment. REFERENCES: Can be provided on request.