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To obtain work in the field of
Electrical Engineering. The ideal position would be challenging, providing a role
in the hardware or software side of a project in development.
1995 - present
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University of Newcastle - Engineering Department
Bachelor of Engineering ( Electrical ) �
- WAM(This Years ):���� 70(to date)
( WAM = Weighted Average Mark )
With Distinctions in the following subjects ��:
��Digital Signal Processing ( Elec341 )������������������������������( Distinction )
��Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering������ ( High Distinction )
��Engineering Drawing������������������������������������������������������ ( Distinction )
��Engineering Computations I��������������������������������������������( High Distinction )
��Ordinary Differential Equations I�������������������������������������( Distinction )
��Engineering Management������������������������������������������������( Distinction )
��Operations Reasearch����������������������������������������������������( Distinction )
1989 - 1994
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Cardiff High School�
Higher School Certificate�
Subjects :
English General 2 Unit Physics 2 Unit
Mathematics 4 Unit Chemistry 2 Unit
Mathematics 3 Unit General Studies 1 Unit
1993 - 1994
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Electronics Technology 2 Unit����
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Four "A" and one "B" Grade Passes
Languages:
I have a written a substantial amount of code for all of the following languages and
feel that any new language could be learned relatively quickly.
Pascal: I have been coding in Pascal since High
School and am very familiar with it.
C++: This is the language I have been taught at
University. I have written many assignments in this language and feel confident in it.
80x86 Assembler: I have coded several
assignments in 80x86 assembler now and are comfortable with interrupts and their uses.
AHDL and VHDL: I have coded several
assignments in these languages using both the Altera and Xilinx software.
Others: Throughout University I have
touched on and used (but do not know as well) the following...
Allen & Bradley PLC's, 8051 Microcontrollers.
Operating Systems:
Excellent working knowledge of MS-DOS, Windows 3.11, Windows
95 and Windows NT.
Applications:
Microsoft Office 97, MaxPlus+2, Saber, and Matlab have been used at
various stages of my studies at University. FPGA design tools from Altera and Xilinx have
also been used to produce small projects.
A number of small projects have been undertaken throughout my University career
including -
- A basic emulation of a NS16450 UART chip designed in Altera's MaxPlus+2 software, using
graphic and AHDL design tools.
- A simple UART designed and constructed on a breadboard. Using discrete logic, it read
data from an EPROM and transmitted the data via a serial link to a VT-100 terminal. Parity
was selectable along with number of stop bits.
- A ROM -based state machine designed and built onto a breadboard. Using an ALU chip and
other assorted discrete logic, it performed multiplication among other arithmetic and
logic operations.
- A traffic light controller designed for a 3-way intersection implemented using an Intel
8051 Microcontroller
- Assembler routines created in MIPS R2000, Motorola 68000 and Intel 80x86 chipsets that
sorted 100 numbers using a bubble sort.
Each of these projects were developed by a team of 2 - 3 people
- At Newcastle University seminars have been prepared and presented on the topics of:
Optical Fibre Communications(10 minute
talk)
Protective Relaying in Electrical Power Systems(2 x 10 minute
talk)
Content Addressable Memory������������������������������
(30 minute talk in group of 5)
Design & Implementation�of a Video - On - Demand Network(30 minute talk in group of 5)
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- Written reports (around 3000 words) with diagrams were produced for a number of the
above mentioned projects as well as for numerous laboratories.
- Working in a groups/committee's (Project work - University and being a committee member of CNBB see above) requires communication between all
members to continually ensure a profitable and acceptable solution.
University of Newcastle Electrical & Computer Engineering Society
USF Johnson Screens PTY LTD ( Formally Hunter Screen Products LTD ) - Computer and Engineering Applications duties.
November 1995 - March 1996
Macquarie Road, Warners Bay, PO Box 96
NSW, 2282, Australia
Vacational Work
This vacational work was 8am - 5pm three days a week. General tasks involved -
- CAD Drafting on a package called Microstation.
- New job order computer entry.
- Updating previous stock codes and descriptions whilst also entering new records concerned with current jobs.
- Documents and technical drawings delivery
Other Interests / Community Activities |
- 1987 - 98�������������������
Hunter Valley Tae Kwon Do Academy
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Graded to 1ST Dan Black Belt 1994
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Cardiff Northlakes Brass Band
I am both a playing member of the Band, ( with my instrument being the Baritone ) as well as being a committee member, and a key parade marching member.
The band performs in competitions, concerts, street parades, festivals, and Anzac Day Services - approximately 50 performances annually.
I have also been a Soloist in several regional competitions representing Cardiff Northlakes Brass Band and was nominated for Musician of the Year on the 13TH of June 1994.
1990 - 94�������������������
School Band & Annual Musical Productions
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Darren Taylor
Engineering Manager
USF Johnson Screens PTY LTD ( Formally Hunter Screen Products)
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Allan Shaw
President Hunter Regional Band Association
President of Cardiff Northlakes Brass Band
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