Alexander Y. Kyei Jr. is a computer science student at the University of Maryland expected to graduate in May 2016 with a 3.22 GPA. He has experience as an intern at Liberty Mutual Insurance where he contributed to software releases, created training documents, and worked on an API project. He also works as a system administrator for the University of Maryland Computer Science Department, providing support and services for various operating systems. In a hackathon, he created an application called Hitch! to allow users to carpool with others traveling similar routes.
Digital literacy for teachers and studentsAndy Petroski
Literacy in today’s world goes beyond reading and writing. Digital literacy is as important today as the traditional skills that have enabled people to function and prosper for hundreds of years. Many would argue that the digital skills of today are just as important as the more traditional skills. This session identifys the skills of the new literacy and focus on the positive impact the skills can have on learning, work and life. Information management, ethical and legal issues, and privacy and security guidelines will be explored as part of the larger digital literacy topic.
Digital literacy for teachers and studentsAndy Petroski
Literacy in today’s world goes beyond reading and writing. Digital literacy is as important today as the traditional skills that have enabled people to function and prosper for hundreds of years. Many would argue that the digital skills of today are just as important as the more traditional skills. This session identifys the skills of the new literacy and focus on the positive impact the skills can have on learning, work and life. Information management, ethical and legal issues, and privacy and security guidelines will be explored as part of the larger digital literacy topic.
presentation to teacher candidates connecting 21st Century curriculum requirements with online resources to support teacher planning, technology integration and student engagement
presentation to teacher candidates connecting 21st Century curriculum requirements with online resources to support teacher planning, technology integration and student engagement
The 5 days hands-on training provides the required knowledge and skills to design and develop software using Microsoft product. The students will learn functional programming, Object-Oriented Programming, Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), Desktop Applications development, Web-based applications development, Event-Based Application development with forms for data entry, report to display data and database connecting to manage data.
Emerging Directions in Construction Informatics Research by Professor Chimay ...AVEVA Group plc
Professor Chimay Anumba, College of Design, Construction and Planning, University of Florida discusses the Engineering Directions in Construction Informatics Research at the AVEVA World Summit 2016, New Orleans.
Context for construction project delivery is changing in response to emerging technologies and industry needs. Construction informatics research seeks to address this with ongoing work focusing on BIM, real-time data capture, context-awareness, cyber-physical systems, 3D printing, urban scale modelling, etc. This valuable insight discusses how industry/academia collaboration will accelerate the progress.
Find out more how AVEVA is transforming BIM businesses around the world >> www.aveva.com
Academic Innovation Data Showcase 2-14-19umichiganai
On Thursday, February 14 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. the Office of Academic Innovation hosted our first Data Showcase - an event for all University of Michigan (U-M) community members to come take a tour through the data that power our work.
Business Intelligence (BI) comprises the strategies and technologies used by enterprises for the data analysis of business information.BI technologies provide historical, current and predictive views of business operations. Common functions of business intelligence technologies include reporting, online analytical processing, analytics, data mining, process mining, complex event processing, business performance management, benchmarking, text mining, predictive analytics and prescriptive analytics. BI technologies can handle large amounts of structured and sometimes unstructured data to help identify, develop and otherwise create new strategic business opportunities. They aim to allow for the easy interpretation of these big data. Identifying new opportunities and implementing an effective strategy based on insights can provide businesses with a competitive market advantage and long-term stability.
Mobile Application Developer and Web Application Developer resume which highlights my use or team work and interpersonal skills to learn quickly and understand a client or user.
1. Alexander Y. Kyei Jr.
11125 Luttrell Lane! Wheaton, MD 20902
School Address: 8809 38th Ave.! College Park, MD 20740
Phone: (240)-938-0140 ! E-Mail: akyei@umd.edu
Education
University of Maryland, College Park
College of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
Major: B.S. in Computer Science Minor: Statistics (Expected Grad: May 2016)
• Cumulative GPA: 3.22
• Digital Cultures and Creativity Honors Program: University of Maryland Honors College
o Two-year program that explores the relationship between emerging media, society, and creative
practices. (http://dcc.umd.edu)
Honors/Awards
• University of Maryland’s Banneker Key Scholarship
• Academic Excellence Award 2013: Center for Minorities in Science and Engineering
Current Course Load
CMSC 420: Data Structures
• Applications from areas such as data processing, information retrieval, symbol manipulation, and operating systems
CMSC 451: Design and Analysis of Computer Algorithms
• Develop techniques for designing computer algorithms and proving their correctness
• General topics include sorting, selection, graph, divide and conquer and greedy algorithms
Skills
• Programming: C, Ruby, MYSQL, Rails, Angular.js Java, HTML/CSS, PHP, Python, Y86 Assembly
• Operating Systems: Linux (Red Hat and Ubuntu), Windows 7/8.1, OS X
• Databases: MySQL, Oracle SQL
• Enterprise Software: CA Clarity PPM, Xcelsius (SAP Business Objects), JIRA by Atlassian
• Object oriented design patterns/software process models
• Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint
Experience
Enterprise Technology Services Intern Summer 2015
Liberty Mutual Insurance
• Contributed to bi-monthly releases within various enterprise software
• Created training documents for project managers and PMOs
• Coordinated feature testing between various internal departments
• Worked with a team on creating a time management API (Rails backend) to provide information to other
departments.
System Administrator May 2014-Present
University of Maryland Computer Science Department
• Support 300+ clients on Windows, OS X, and Linux
• Manage and trouble shoot issues with Linux (Red Hat and Ubuntu) and Windows
• Provide services for Windows and Linux interoperability (DNS, DHCP, Kerberos Authentication)
Projects
Daemon Dash Hackathon September 2014
Product: Hitch!
• Created Hitch!, a web application that allows users to hitch rides from other users driving to similar locations,
encouraging carpooling and sustainability
• Plans to further integrate the webpage with Facebook login and Google Maps APIs
Extracurricular Activities
Secretary and Webmaster Fall 2013
Sigma Phi Delta Beta-Iota Chapter: Professional Engineering Fraternity
• Liaison between the local University of Maryland chapter and the international organization
• Currently constructing a website for the chapter: http://beta-iota.sigmaphidelta.org