Dackral Scott Phillips |
141 Possum Trot Road Altoona, AL 35952 |
codermeister@hotmail.com |
Home: (205) 589-6091 Cell: (205) 589-6091 |
Professional Summary |
Multifaceted experience with computer systems including design, assembly, operating system and other software installation, and networking across a variety of platforms. Experience with software application design, authoring, installation and maintenance. Experience in website and web-application design, implementation, updating, and maintenance. |
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OS: |
MS-DOS, Windows 3.1/3.11/95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP, Linux, Sun OS/Solaris, BSD UNIX
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Languages: |
C, C++, HTML, Java, JavaScript, OpenGL, Perl, PHP, SQL (Oracle & MySQL), Visual Basic, Voice XML, XHTML, XML (RDF, RDFS, DAML+OIL)
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Software: |
High familiarity with a wide variety of Windows, Linux, Sun OS/Solaris, and BSD UNIX applications
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Hardware: |
IBM Compatible PC Hardware, Sun Microsystems Hardware
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Networking: |
Linux Networking, NFS, RJ-11 and RJ-45 Cable Fabrication (Crossover and Patch), Samba, Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP Networking
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Process: |
CMM, Structural and Functional Testing, Software Metrics, Systems Integration, Process Models (Waterfall, Incremental, Cleanroom, Scrum, XP, PSP, etc.)
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Work History |
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8/2004 – Present | |
Part-Time Instructor at Wallace State Community College
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3/2004 – Present | |
Video Editor/Graphics Artist for Alpine Advertising
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4/2003 – Present | |
Volunteer Webmaster/Network Administrator for Union Hill Baptist Church
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9/2001 – 8/2002 | |
Webmaster for the Department of Computer Science & Software Engineering at Auburn
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8/2001 – 5/2002 | |
Graduate Teaching Assistant for COMP2210 (Data Structures in Java) at Auburn
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2/2001 – Present | |
Programmer and Webmaster for the Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology at Auburn
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Personal Experience |
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Education |
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Academic Concentration |
Graduated with a concentration in Intelligent and Interactive Systems, allowing a graduate study focus on applications in artificial intelligence; human-computer interaction; and user-interface design, development, and evaluation. |
Academic Defense |
Master’s degree defense explored a software product, designed and implemented in Java to allow web developers to add content to websites that can be understood not only by humans, but also by artificially-intelligent computer agents via the semantic web. |
Academic Research |
Performed directed graduate study on a context-based image retrieval system. Used Oracle Database in conjunction with the Pro*C/C++ language, as well as PHP and a MySQL database to construct mock e-commerce websites; Authored an artificially-intelligent system in Java capable of solving a classical artificial intelligence problem using six different methods including genetic search, steepest-ascent hill climbing, and next-ascent hill climbing; Authored a case study in web design; Designed and implemented a restaurant phone menu system in Voice XML; |