lcheng@cs.stanford.edu

PRESENT ADDRESS: PERMANENT ADDRESS:

P.O. Box 4323 1277 Paseo Dorado

Stanford, CA 94309-4323 Fullerton, CA 92633

(415) 497-0870 (714) 992-4766

OBJECTIVE To obtain a full-time position in software development or consulting, preferably Internet-related.

EDUCATION

9/91 - present Stanford University, Stanford, CA.

B.S., Computer Science, January 1996. Coursework includes internet programming, programming methodology and abstractions (taught in C), data structures and algorithms, operating systems, user interface design, compilers, assembly language programming, computer hardware organization (including hardware control, microcoding, cache/memory hierarchies), digital design laboratory, and mediation and conflict resolution.

TECHNICAL

EXPERIENCE

1/96 - 6/96 Intern, Center for Advanced Medical Informatics at Stanford, Stanford, CA. Designed a web utility which marked up user specified pages with hyperlinks according to a knowledge base. Developed several other utilities in perl.

6/95 - 8/95 Design Intern, Andersen Consulting, San Francisco, CA. Designed flows for the Architectural Design phase of a large, three-tiered client-server customer service system. Researched and presented seminar on telecommunications and deregulation.

6/94 - 12/94 Diagnostics Engineer, Apple Computer, Inc., Cupertino, CA. Worked with DSP in writing diagnostic test suites for the sound chip in the PowerMac 7500 series. Also wrote tests for the DMA controller and Level 2 cache. Programmed in MPW and learned to program in a large and complex coding environment. Worked closely with the Mac Desktop System ROM team.

9/93 - 6/94 Distributed Systems Consultant, Sweet Hall, Stanford University. Analyze problems encountered by Stanford system users of Stanford's UNIX AFS and NFS networks. Maintain UNIX workstations in main computing center on campus. Train new consultants.

6/93 - 9/93 Software Testing and Administration Intern, AST Research, Inc., Irvine, CA. Researched and presented seminar on UNIX, including topics such as kernel operation and shell script. Designed test scripts for UNIX and DOS applications. Tested and configured Pentium servers (including multiprocessors). Expanded knowledge of Disk Arrays (RAID's), Novell NetWare (LAN's), OS/2, SCO UNIX, ODT UNIX, and Windows NT. Installed various network interface cards, disk controllers, and peripherals.

LEADERSHIP

EXPERIENCE

5/95 - 6/96 Resident Assistant, Adams House, Stanford University. Responsible for the intellectual, personal growth and safety of 89 residents. Planned dorm programs and discussions. Counseled residents in wide variety of concerns. Handled crises and mediated conflicts. Learned to work closely with diverse team in handling a large responsibility. Built a sense of community.

9/92 - 10/93 Cadet Corporal, Bravo Team Leader, Reserve Officer Training Corps, Bronco Battalion, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA. Attended physical training, leadership lab, and class on a weekly basis, including quarterly weekend field exercises. Learned to analyze a situation and direct a small group accordingly. Gave "hip-pocket" training to new cadets. Ranger Platoon.

9/91 - 6/92 Brakes Division Team Leader, Stanford Solar Car Project, Stanford University. Directed brake search from beginning to finish. Conducted research, negotiated with major companies, designed brake brackets, and installed and tested brakes.

ADDITIONAL Languages: Perl, C, C++, 68K Asm, RISC (MIPS) Asm, HTML, Ada, Lisp, Pascal, BASIC.

INFORMATION: Hands-on experience with Think C, Symantec C++, TCL, MPW, GNU Debugger (gdb), Think C Debugger, Macsbug, CGI, Source Bug, and Macintosh Debugger for 68K and Power PC (R2DB)

National Merit Scholarship Recipient, 1991. Perfect score on the PSAT/NMSQT.

Hobbies and interests: Talking, singing, martial arts, biology/medicine.