Stephanie Hong

Stephanie A. Hong 50 Mass Ave; Cambridge MA 02139 (617) 225-9623 shong@mit.edu
Objective	To obtain a position in the field of computer science.
Education	Massachusetts Institute of Technology Computer Science and Engineering Bachelor of Science Degree Program 1998 Masters of Engineering Program 1999 Minor in Spanish GPA: 4.6/5
Courses	Computer System Architecture Circuits & Electronics Computer Language Engineering Computer System Engineering Software Engineering Laboratory Introduction to Algorithms Computational Structures	Signals & Systems Ethics and Law on the Electronic Frontier Computers & Engineering Problem Solving Mathematics for Computer Science Artificial Intelligence Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs Laboratory in Managerial Psychology
Skills	Programming Languages: Java, C, Assembly, CLU, Scheme/Lisp, Pascal, FORTRAN Environments: various UNIX platforms, Windows 95 and NT, and MacOS Spoken Languages: Mandarin Chinese and Spanish.
Experience	Fall 1997: Lab Assistant, Interactive Programming in Java MIT Laboratory for Computer Science. Duties included designing and implementing programming assignments in Java, debugging students' work, and providing instruction. Also responsible for converting the class material from Java 1.0 to Java 1.1. Spring 1997: Lab Assistant, Computers & Engineering Problem Solving MIT Civil Engineering Department. Responsible for instructing students on the use of C in engineering problem-solving paradigms. Material focused both on the general theories behind the use of computer programming as an engineering tool, and on the specific application of the C programming language to common engineering problems. Summer 1996: Unix System Administrator Anansi, Incorporated. Maintained workstations running various UNIX platforms, including Solaris and SunOS. Responsible for the installation, maintenance, and upgrading of applications, as well as general administration of a large UNIX-based network for a MIS consulting start-up. 1995-1996: Finance and Administrative Coordinator Outdoor Explorations, Incorporated. Created and computerized complete financial system, which subsequently received unconditional approval from an Ernst & Young Auditor.
Activities	MIT Outing Club [President, Treasurer, Trip Co-Leader]; Eta Kappa Nu; Society of Woman Engineers [Altruism Committee]; MIT Novice Crew; MIT Ballroom Dance Team [Treasurer]; MIT Varsity Track & Field; Eligible for Tau Beta Pi.