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\name{Emily Marcus\\ emm1@mit.edu \\ (617) 734-9211}     
%\address{259 Saint Paul St.\\Brookline, MA 02446\\(617) 734-9211}
%\address{602 Summerwind Circle \\ Nashville, TN 37215 \\  (615) 665-2875}
                                  
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%\section{Objective}          
%    A summer position that will require programming and mathematical skills.

 \section{Education}
    {\bf Massachusetts Institute of Technology} \hfill Cambridge, Massachusetts  \\
    Computer Science and Mathematics \hfill    Degree anticipated in December,  2001 

\section{Computer Skills} 
\begin{description}         
    \item [Languages:] Java (JDBC, applets, awt, etc), Scheme, some
    C/C++, HTML, Pascal, SQL.
 
    \item [Relevant] {\bf classes:} 
	\begin{tabbing}
	Software Engineering Lab \= Cryptography \= Software Engineering Lab \= foo\=\kill
	Artificial Intelligence  \> Compilers    \>  Software Engineering Lab \> Cryptography \\
	Algorithms               \> Probability  \>  Computer Systems Eng.    \> Knowledge Based Systems \\ 
	Object Oriented Dynamic Language Design and Implementation \>  \\
        Programming Languages (in prog) \> \> Theory of Computation (in prog)  
	\end{tabbing}
\end{description} 
    
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\section{Experience}
    {\bf Software Intern \hfill Virtual Ink }\\
    {\em June 2000-August 2000 \hfill Charlestown, Massachusetts} \\
     Worked on a graphical interface for creating security policies (Java) 
     and reimplemented an existing C/C++ digital signal processing algorithm
     in Java.

    {\bf Artificial Intelligence Laboratory  \hfill Mass. Institute of Tech.} \\
    {\em June 1999-August 1999   \hfill Cambridge, Massachusetts} \\
     Part of the ``Rethinking CS101'' group. Work includes writing multithreaded
     programs in Java, maintaining several machines, and helping
     outside testers of the project.

    {\bf MRJ Technology Solutions \hfill NASA Ames Research Center} \\
    {\em June 1998-August 1998} \hfill {\em Mountain View,
    California}\\ Worked with the High Performance Computing Group
    developing and testing algorithms for binary heaps.  The results
    currently being considered as a numerical aerospace simulation
    technical report {\em An Analysis of the Efficiency of the Shadow
    Merge Algorithm}.

%    {\bf Laboratory for Comp. Sci.  \hfill Mass. Institute of Tech.} \\
%    {\em January 1998  \hfill Cambridge, Massachusetts}\\
%    Wrote benchmarks to measure the speed of execution and size of files
%    created by a Java to Verilog compiler.

    {\bf Counselor  \hfill SWT Honors Summer Math Camp} \\
    {\em June 1997- July 1997   \hfill San Marcos, Texas}\\
    Helped a group of four high school students work with each other to
    complete a six week undergraduate level number theory course.
    Duties also included correcting their problem sets, participating
    in the number theory class, helping students individually, working
    with them as a group, and participating in a topology course.

   {\bf PC Support Technician  \hfill MaxServ Inc.} \\ 
   {\em February 1997- August 1997 \hfill Austin, Texas}\\
   Assisted users and field technicians over the phone with hardware
   and Windows software problems encountered on their personal
   computers, including monitors, scanners, printers, and zip drives.

%    {\bf Co-Project Manager for "Healthy Me" Project \hfill (Volunteer)} \\    
%    {\em November, 1995 to May, 1996} \hfill Austin, Texas\\
%    Designed a computer program to aid a nurse at an elementary school in
%    tracking student responses to basic health questions. Implemented the
%    user interface and helped seven other students implement the rest of
%    the program.      
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\section{Projects}
\begin{description}
    \item [Book Exchange Server :] A book-exchange server to allow
          remote registration of books, inventory control, and automatic
          payments for APO's book exchange.
     \item  [Decaf Compiler :] A compiler for the decaf language (a subset of
          Java).  Written for 6.035 (Compilers) as part of a four person team.
    \item [Antichess :] A program to interactively play the game of anti-chess.
          Written for 6.170 (Software Engineering Lab) as part of a four person
          team.
\end{description}

\section{Leadership Experience}          
    Member of Alpha Phi Omega national service fraternity.  Publicity 
    Director (Spring 1998), Editor of the Newsletter (Fall 1998), Fellowship
    Chair (Spring 1999), Service Vice President (Fall 1999), Book Exchange 
    Chair (Spring 2000, Fall 2000), Conclave Chair (2000), Coke Chair (2000)\\        
    Member of Epsilon Theta Fraternity.  Recorder (1998), Social
    Chair (Fall 1998, Fall 2000), Rush Chair (1999 and 2000), Commander (2001)
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