DeVry University
Atlanta, GA 06/2003 – 12/2003
Kansas City, MO 06/2001 – 06/2003
Bachelor's Degree, Networking Communications Management / GPA – 3.6
Skills Summary:
Throughout the DeVry Networking Communications Management program, I gained valuable experience in using a broad array of voice-and-data communications equipment; designing local and wide area global networks; working with a wide variety of computer hardware and software; and effectively communicating with computer-technology specialists. DeVry's laboratory exercises are constantly being revised to provide practical application of learning using a wide range of technology tools.
The following is just a sample of the equipment/systems that I gain practical experience with in the Networking Communications Management program labs:
- Nortel Meridian 1 Option-11 PBX (x2)
- Nortel Meridian SL-1 PBX
- TIE 612 Key System (x2)
- Distribution Frame wiring (BIX & 66-Block)
- Blackbox Multiserver 5000 (configured as T1 multiplexers)
- Various DS-1/T-1 MUX and CSU/DSU equipment
- Blackbox Frame Relay FRAD/Switches
- FORE Systems ATM Workgroup Switches
- Cisco 2500 and 3600 Routers w/AVVID VoIP
- Cisco Catalyst 2900 Ethernet Switches
Server Systems:
- Compaq Proliant 3000
- Sun Ultra10 Server
- Macintosh PPC G4 (x2, w/ MacOS 9 and MacOS X Server)
- Microsoft Windows NT 4 and Windows2000 Servers
- Novell NetWare 5/5.1 Servers
- Linux 6.2/7.x Servers
Network Software Analysis and Design Tools:
- OPNet (Mil3)
- Observer (Network Instruments)
- Sniffer Basic (Net X-Ray) (Network Associates)
- Advisor (Agilent)
- Visio
