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\title{Resume for Arthur O'Dwyer}

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{\bf Home Address:} & 16733 Frontenac Terrace\cr
                    & Derwood, MD 20855-2051\cr
{\bf Home Phone:}   & (301) 977-3372\cr
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{\bf College Address:} & SMC 4783\cr
                    & Carnegie Mellon University\cr
                    & Pittsburgh, PA 15230-4783\cr
{\bf College Phone:}   & none over the summer\cr
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\center{{\bf Email:} {\sl ajo{\hskip 0pt}@{\hskip 0pt}andrew.cmu.edu}}



\article{Objective}
To gain real-world experience that may be applicable to future
career choices

\article{Summary}
  \par  Boy Scout up to Life rank; earned membership in the Order of the
Arrow
  \par  Graduated from high school with an IB diploma
and AP credit in calculus, computer science, and Spanish
  \par  Rising junior at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)
  \par  Member and current secretary of the CMU College Bowl academic 
competition team
  \par  Worked freshman year with CMU's Robocup team, a large
\Cpp-based project, and have also created several moderately sized but 
non-trivial projects of my own
({\sl\http www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/\twiddle ajo/\/})
  \par  Participated in the USA Computing Olympiad's programming 
competitions through the 2001--2002 school year, and was named to the 
USACO ``All-American'' programming team in 2002
  \par  Have studied both Spanish and Chinese at the college level
  \par  Extensive interest in applications of computer science theory
and information processing,
including language design, program generation, image manipulation,
and linguistics

\article{Education}
  \par  IB Diploma from Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville, MD 
(2002)
  \par  National Merit Finalist, 2002
  \par  AP credit in calculus, computer science, Spanish, U.S. history,
and physics
  \par  IB Sixth Subject project in computer science: a compiler for a 
small programming language
  \par  Currently enrolled in the Mellon College of Science at Carnegie
Mellon University, as a math major; considering a double
major or minor in computer science (2006)
  \par  Have taken courses in Spanish for six and a half years 
(1997--2003), and in Chinese for two years (2002--2004); also courses
in linear algebra, set theory, combinatorics, systems programming,
and functional programming
  \par  Spring 2004 semester final QPA: 4.00 \hfil
2002--2004 cumulative QPA: 3.90


\article{Skills}
  \par  Extensive familiarity with the C programming language and the
TI-83 graphing calculator
  \par  Familiarity with several other programming languages, including
\Cpp, Java, Pascal, SML, Matlab, and Perl
  \par  Familiarity with MS-DOS and Windows, including knowledge of 8086
assembly language.  Working knowledge of Linux and Unix operating
systems and shells
  \par  Working knowledge of programming tools such as {\tt grep},
{\tt diff}, and {\tt man}
  \par  Ability to typeset text and mathematics in \LaTeXp\
  \par  Ability to converse in Spanish, correct grammar, and juggle

\article{Work Experience}
  \par  Have worked (for pay) as a copy editor at {\it The Tartan},
Carnegie Mellon's student newspaper, since October 2002
  \par  Worked in a small group on CMU's Robocup AIBO soccer team,
involving the handling of a large amount of \Cpp\ code, 2002--2003
  \par  Worked, June--August 2003, at Spatial Integrated Systems, Inc.,
7564 Standish Place, Suite 123, Rockville, Maryland 20855 
({\sl\http www.sisinc.org/\/}).  Wrote small tools using Matlab, C, and 
\Cpp; tested camera arrays

\article{References available upon request.}

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