一份老外的简历

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EducationUniversity of South Carolina Columbia, SC Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering May 2001 Minor in Business AdministrationCumulative GPA: 3.5 Major GPA: 3.6 Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam in Fall 1999 HonorsUSC Dean's List Fall 1996, Spring 1998, Fall 1998, Spring 1999, Fall 1999, Spring 2000, Fall 2000 Pi Tau Sigma Mechanical Engineering Honor Fraternity Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Fraternity Phi Eta Sigma Honor Fraternity South Carolina Life Scholarship Big Thursday Scholarship ActivitiesAmerican Society of Mechanical Engineering: Vice President 2000 school year, Member 1997-present Society of Automotive Engineers: Mini-Baja Team (1998-1999) Inter-Collegiate Association for Racing (ICAR) team member (1999-2000) ExperienceMay 2000 to University of South Carolina Present Research Assistant · Continued work to model flow characteristics of Friction Stir Welding May 1999 to Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Grant August 1999 Summer Research Intern · Awarded a REU Grant for research at Clemson University in the field of automotive engineering · Assisted in the development, application, and testing of a MoTeC Engine Control Unit mated with a 25 HP, 2 cylinder, utility engine January 1999 University of South Carolina to May 1999 Teaching / Laboratory Assistant · Oversaw and graded all lab experiments performed for EMCH 371 (Materials) August 1998 University of South Carolinato Dec 1998 EMCH 460 Independent Study Project· Assisted in the development of a method to model the flow characteristics of Friction Stir Welding May 1998 to Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research August 1998 Summer Research Intern · Awarded an EPSCoR Grant for research in the field of Mechanical Engineering · Assisted two professors with various research projects: Project I – Assisted in researching fatigue crack growth in aircraft fuselage aluminum samples Project II - Experimentally determined the effect of Friction Stir Welding on welded material; through metallography, hardness, and tension testing Relevant CoursesMechanical Design I and II, Computer Aided Design (ProEngineer/ProMechanica), Design for Manufacture and Assembly, Computer Aided Manufacturing, Automotive Systems, Applied and Introduction to Thermodynamics, Introduction to Vibrations, Design of Mechanical Elements, Heat Transfer, Microprocessors, Kinematics, Fluid Dynamics, Engineering Materials, Measurements and Instrumentation, Numerical Methods for Computers, Solid Mechanics, Dynamics, and Statics Computer SkillsProE 2000i2, AutoCAD, MathCAD, Microsoft Office Suite, Sigma Plot, and Adobe PhotoShop

John C. Nash 7001 Devon Road Columbia, SC 29209 (803) 779 8883 at home or (803) 361 8448 johncnash@hotmail.com References Dr. Michael A. SuttonME Professor USC Columbia, SC 29201 (803) 777-7158 Dr. Anthony P. ReynoldsME Professor / Advisor USC Columbia, SC 29201 (803) 777-9548 Dr. Jamil A. KhanME Professor USC Columbia, SC 29201 (803) 777-1578

                           

goodluckdog

Good, it is the first time for me to see the resume of foreigner's.

From so many honor, we can see this foreigner must have a good experssion in uninversity.

It is a pity that I can not understand the contant of the honor, Haha.