NICOLE MONTANO

nicole.montano@utdallas.edu
utdallas.edu/~nicole.montano
S ummar y
Computer science student seeking summer 2015 internship
involving object-oriented programming, optimization,
software and application development, web scripting and
development, database management.
Educat i on
B. S. in Computer Science
The University of Texas at Dallas
December, 2015 (expected)
Current GPA: 3.734/4.0
Comput er Pr of i ci ency
Languages
Java
C/C++
Python
SQL
HTML
CSS
PHP
Javascript
Tools
Lex/Yacc
Notepad++
FileZilla FTP Client/Server
vi/vim
MS Office Suite
Photoshop
R el evant Cour s ewor k
Programming (C++)
Programming (Java)
Programming (Python)
Discrete Mathematics
Probability and Statistics
Computer Architecture
Data Structures and Algorithmic Analysis
C/C++ Programming in a UNIX Environment
Software Engineering
Operating Systems Concepts
Digital Logic and Systems Design
Wor k Aut hor i zat i on
U.S. Citizen
Academi c Pr oj ect s
Ciphers
Wrote program (Python) that encodes or decodes console-
entered text or user-defined text file with choice of
substitution cipher or Vignere cipher
Relative Word Frequencies
Wrote program (Python) that opens two text files, computes
and computes percentage of distinct words to total words,
and exports report to a new text file
Data Structures
Constructed own generic Java, C++ classes of the following
data structures: array, linked list, queue, stack, binary tree
Bulls and Cows
As a team, implemented a paper and pencil game as a
computer game written in assembly language (MIPS) and run
in MARS Simulator
Wrote assembly code that interpreted user-entered
hexadecimal number and compared it to a random, program-
generated number
Delegated program components to team members
Simple Shell
Demonstrated use of fork() and pipe() by writing simple shell
in C that parses and processes user-input including pipes and
redirects
Matrix Computation with Socket and Thread
Demonstrated use of threads, mutual exclusion, sockets by
writing a server that accepts a matrix M from a client,
computes M x M using threads, and sends the result back to
client
Simple Calculator
Designed and implemented a simple calculator in C using
lex/yacc parser to handle one-line statements: variable
assignment, simple calculation, print, and exit
Act i vi t i es
Association of Computer Machinery (ACM)
Member of UT Dallas chapter
Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
Member of UT Dallas chapter
Women Who Compute
Member of community outreach organization