STEPHANIE A. HONG
61 Winter St. #2,  Cambridge MA 02141
shong@mit.edu  ;  (617) 876 - 4665 x1

	Objective
Immediate (Fall 1999) computer science, engineering, or software development employment.

	Education
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)		Cambridge, MA
Candidate for Master of Engineering in Computer Science and Engineering, open.
GPA:  4.8/5.0
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering, Minor in Spanish, 1999.
GPA:  4.5/5.0
	
Courses include:  Software Engineering (Eng.) Laboratory, Computers & Eng. Problem Solving, Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Graphics, Math for Computer Science, Algorithms, Computer System Eng., Computer System Architecture, Circuits & Electronics, Ethics & Law on the Electronic Frontier, Managerial Psychology.

	Experience
Schepens Eye Research Institute		Boston, MA	Sept. `98 - April `99
Masters thesis work;  researched, planned, and wrote code for a novel stereoscopic desktop display.

Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, and
Laboratory of Computer Science, MIT	Cambridge, MA		June `97 - May `98
Taught Java, object-oriented, and interactive programming concepts to both college students and professionals. Developed curriculum. Implemented, maintained, and graded project assignments.

Department of Civil Engineering, MIT	Cambridge, MA		Feb. `97 - May `97
Taught C to wide variety of students. Explained concepts and assignments. Debugged programs.

Outdoor Explorations, Inc.		Cambridge, MA		Feb. `95 - Sept. `96
Established and computerized entire financial system, unconditionally approved via Ernst & Young audit. Launched and led a community outreach and activities program for disadvantaged persons.

Anansi, Inc.				Cambridge, MA		June `96 - Sept. `96
Performed system administration for a variety of UNIX and PC machines.

Media Laboratory, MIT			Cambridge, MA		June `95 - Sept. `95
Designed tests and created surveys to investigate how mathematics can be better learned in a non-traditional, more artistic and intuition-based setting. Organized, interpreted, and reported results.

Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering,
University of Michigan			Ann Arbor, MI		June `93 - Aug. `94
Developed computer software and systems for data collection, organization, analysis, and display.

	Platforms
UNIX, Windows, and Macintosh OS. 

	Languages
Java, C, CLU, Assembly, Scheme/Lisp, Pascal, FORTRAN, HTML.
English, Mandarin, Spanish.

	Leadership
Outing Club, MIT			Cambridge, MA		Nov. `94 - present
Directed highly active organization of ~ 500 members and $100,000 net worth. Elected President, elected Treasurer; volunteer Trip Leader (Wilderness First Aid certified) and Rental Desk worker.

MIT: Varsity Track & Field. Ballroom Dance Team [Treasurer]. Dancetroupe. Society of Women Engineers [Altruism Committee]. Eta Kappa Nu [Social Committee]. Novice Crew.
Plymouth-Salem High: Junior Civitan (community service) [Co-President, Regional Camp Counselor & Photographer]. Junior Achievement (business) [V.P.-Finance, International Marketing Competition Finalist].
