Industries or Business Types: Teaching Corporate Trainer Government Construction Financial Cost Accounting Writing Business Plans Business Objects Business Analysis Writing Specs Budgets Procurement Contracts Project Management Earned Value Cost Plus Lump Sum Medical or Pharmaceutical Pension, Welfare and Benefits Transportation Aviation Parts Logistical Telecommunications Manufacturing Supply Chain Security Aviation Airspace ATC FAA FSS, ICAO Technician Support

Technical Skills Software - Computer Programming Languages

• Scripting Total From/To Where
• ASP.NET Programming CERTIFICATE 2 CERTS, WINDOWS AND WEB
• VB.NET and Visual Basic 6 and earlier Ver 4, Ver 5 in, Ver 6 in 2002
• VBA in Access/Excel modules 5 1996,199
• Javascript 5 2001, 20 for employers various code-behind html
• VBS Script code behind html and for windows API
• C 8 2003 self taught, then 2005 Certificate work
• Procom ASP integrating mainframe to LAN
• ASP for Web misc new web pages, intranets, early version
• PERL 1/2 1999 front-end for Oracle data

Database Total

• Languages Years Years Where
• MS Access 9, 199, 2006, xp, earlier for 10 years xp, earlier years dBaseIII Plus 3
• Foxpro, VFP, 2004 Dos 2.2, Win 2.6, Visual 3,5,6,7,8 in 2004
• T-SQL, SQL, MS/SQL,DTS 12 199, 2002,03 4.2b,6.5,7.0,2000,2003,2005,2008 R2
• Oracle and PL/SQL Oracle 8i, 10g
• Clipper/Progress 1 1996 New OOP Design Documents
• Rbase 1 1992 support/maintenance/DBA
• Visual Interdev COM objects coding
• Markup Total
• Language Years Years Where/ details
• HTML/DHTML Under IE and Netscape 4 models, HTML5
• Extensible XML various employers for web apps, file I/O
• Frameworks Total
• Object Models Years Years Where/ details
• CorasWorks Ver. 11, Ver. 10 workplace suite, toolbox v1,2,3
• .NET Framework 2 1/ certification program complete April 2005
• CMS, Ektron CMS 1/ Evaluating for employer, client and code maintenance
• Primavera Expedition 2 1992,2004 support/maintenance/documenting issues
• Technical Skills-Software Packages
• Developer Tasks Total
• Tools Years Years Where/ details
• MS Front Page later becomes Designer with SharePoint
• Macromedia Dreamweaver
• Fireworks 3 Optimizing a web page at GWU
• Visio diagrams for Design Specification and WBS
• Crystal Reports 3 1998,2001,2007 6,7,8
• Safari Report Writer 1 1997
• Oracle Discoverer EUL's, business objects, training
• Oracle Reports
• SQL Server Reporting 4 2003, 2005,2008, Reporting Services SSRS
• Primavera P3 2 1994,2004 support/maintenance/DBA Integrator
• Visual Interdev 2 1998, 2003, 2005 VB6 support, JavaScript, vbscrip
• Visual Studio .NET New model conversion 2005, From scratch 2007
• Visual Source Safe, 2005-8
• Business Analysis 6, 2008-9 Various Employers
• Technical Writing dobe Photoshop 2 1998, 2013 Version CS5 for university
• Administrative Total
• Web/Services Years Years Where
• Internet Information Services, 2003, 2004, 2005 IIS
• SharePoint 2014 for employers migrate MOSS, creating doc libraries
• SharePoint Server 2007 MOSS for employer FT Admin and design new website
• SharePoint Portal Server for employer FT Admin and support
• Windows SharePoint Services 3 2003 support WSS and V3 with ASP.NET
• WPF, WCS for employer under Marines
• Altiris for employer federal employee GS
• Systems Mgt Server SMS for employers
• Microsoft Content Mgt Server
• CMS 2006 for employers
• ASP Ver 6 Web Services for employers
• ASP.NET Ver 2005 Ver 2011 for employers integrated with network and SharePoint
• Silverlight 4 1 2012

Practical Work Experience:

Confidential

• Sys Admin DoD Team Member 1 of 5 directly impacting the planning, organizing and execution of mission-critical RCAS software and hardware support for help-desk of over 800 local workstations, several domains and another 4,000 off-site remote systems. Wrote procedure documents based on business analysis.
• Implementing, trouble-shooting and managing TCP/IP protocols and services and the domain name system DNS, internet LAN, sustaining windows internet name service WINS database for dynamic address DHCP or NetBIOS Conducts systems security and implementation, user account management and fielding to the highest executives
• Administrating Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 workstations profiles, groups, password management, sharing, permissions, and security policy with the system administration tools. Advising and installing for Oracle and MS/SQL 2000 connections, supporting SharePoint Portal, modeling with support to several applications written in VB6, VB.NET, C, VFP and Access 2000. Wrote VBScript and VB.NET C Windows Services to force feed patches by reading a list of IP addresses. Providing training, support, configuration and administration for MS OFFICE ACCESS issues, MS OUTLOOK, peripherals hardware and assisting network team to isolate and eliminate virus worms. IASO Certified and data security. Wrote a dial-up cheat-sheet to assist users with VPN client. Simultaneous focus on security services behind firewalls, virus updates and cleaning, disaster recovery, user accounts, risk, penetration tests and data recovery.
• A Hardware and Software 56 Hrs
• Provides the student with the necessary skills and knowledge to identify, install, configure, administer, and perform Unit Level Maintenance ULM on a microcomputer. This includes the installation and configuration of operating systems OS and virus software.
• N Networking Essentials 48 Hrs
• Provides the student with necessary skills and knowledge to define data communications terms and network terminology, perform basic Network administrator NA functions.
• XP/OUTLOOK 24 Hrs
• Provides the student with the skills and knowledge to correctly install and configure Microsoft XP Professional, and establish user accounts. The skills to install, establish, and troubleshoot Outlook E-mail accounts.
• AIS IASO 24 Hrs
• The Information Assurance IA brief presents information on IA as it applies to an Automated Information System AIS within the Department of Defense DoD . Initial training is provided on recognizing vulnerabilities and potential threats within computer systems and networks.
• Introduction to TCP/IP 24 Hrs
• Provides the student with skills and knowledge necessary to understand the capabilities of the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol TCP/IP suite, correctly assign IP address according to host and network requirements, and create additional network addresses by subnetting IP addresses.
• Introduction to Switches 24 Hrs
• Provides the student with skills and knowledge necessary to install, configure, and perform administrative functions on CISCO Catalyst Switch, and extend switched networks by utilizing Virtual Local Area Networks VLANs .
• Introduction to Routers 40 Hrs
• Provides the student with skills and knowledge necessary to install, configure, and perform administrative functions on CISCO Routers, and establish networks by utilizing IP addressing schemes, routing protocols, Inter-VLANs routing, and access-list.
• Server/Exchange 56 Hrs
• Provides the student with skills and knowledge necessary to install and configure Microsoft Server 2003/Exchange Server, create a domain, join an existing domain, manage user and groups, establish user accounts, perform backup and restore, set permissions on files and folders, control assess, and configure Active Directory.
• Introduction to UNIX 40 Hrs
• Provides the student with functional knowledge of the UNIX Operating System OS structure, and teaches UNIX commands to include syntax and optional parameters, and the use of the Screen Editor VI . The students will acquire the basic skills and knowledge necessary to function as a UNIX System Administrator SA .
• Solaris System Administrator 40 Hrs
• Provides the student with skills and knowledge necessary to implement standard Solaris features to set file and directory permissions, add/delete user's, groups, host, and printers, configure a Solaris Network, and manage multiple tasks on a Solaris based system.
• NETCOM 32 HRS
• Provides the student with the skills and knowledge to perform basic systems scans with Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP, introduced in 1988, is the most widely used network management tool that provides management capability for TCP/IP-based networks. Then we include Voice over IP VOIP with Call Manager Express CME to give them updated understanding of communications over the network they just setup and verified connectivity.
• NET A/V 32 HRS
• Provides an introduction to RETINA and HERCULES, scanning network vulnerabilities for the student to better understand his role in network management. These scanners can look for security vulnerabilities within the system configuration policy on our CPUs. When all that is completed they now can monitor the network for any new devices added, or to maintain maximum capacity.
• Advance Troubleshoot and Repair 32 Hrs
• Is an application of practical exercises in which the student will assemble, troubleshoot, and repair an automated information system AIS, and demonstrate his/her knowledge on the basic procedures required to troubleshoot and repair basic networks and computers.
• Introduction to FBCB2 40 Hrs
• Provides an introduction to the Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below FBCB2 battle command control system. The student is provided instruction on the functional operation of the FBCB2 system within the tactical network
• Tactical Internet Management System 40 hrs
• Provides the student the ability to configure and monitor the network device and systems that comprise the Tactical Internet TI Network. Systems includes the Internet Controller INC, various Cisco Networking Devices, Enhanced Position Locator Reporting System EPLRS, and Precision Lightweight Global Positioning System Receiver PLGR .
• Introduction to MCS 40 Hrs
• Provides an introduction to the operation of the Maneuver Control System MCS Automated Information System AIS, and its role and functions in the support command and control systems of a maneuver unit tactical operations center TOC .
• Digital Tactical Operation Center 40 Hrs
• The DTOC annex provides the student with an operational overview of the Digital Tactical Operation Center DTOC and the associated network connectivity within the Army Battle Command System ABCS .
• M3 Matrix Management Module
• The M3 annex is a culmination of practical applications, which emphasizes the critical task taught during the training of all annexes. The students are required to design a network based on the scenarios presented and equipment provided. The students must create and connect network devices, install and configure Microsoft Windows Operating Systems Server, Exchange, and Client, install and configure Cisco Routers and Switches, and install, configure, and administer a Solaris and UNIX Operating System.
• In addition, Soldiers will receive training to enable them to meet the DOD's 8570 certification IAT level 2 requirement by earning the Security Certification offered by the Computing Technology Industry Association CompTIA, as well as the CIO G-6/NETCOM Information Assurance Technical Level 1 Certification