Christopher Andrew Kenworthy

42 Kordun Street
Hamilton, Ontario L9B 2N2
Phone: (905) 389-5833
Email: [email protected]

B.A. Computer Science (7.65/ 9.0 Cum Laude), York University.
Strong programming and software design skills, 4+ years web page creation experience.
Applied Information Technology Diploma, Herzing College
Exceptional ability to learn and utilize new programming languages and technologies.
Analytical individual with strong math skills, especially calculus and algebra
Experienced and skilled writer
Enthusiastic team player and motivational leader with excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Programming

Visual Basic 6.0, C++, Java, Prolog, C
Well trained in small and medium-scale programming, with emphasis on visual, object-oriented, and structured programming styles.

Web Programming/ Internet

HTML, JavaScript, Java applets
4+ years in web page creation using Hyper-text markup language, including experience with forms, frames, tables, server-side and client-side image maps
Many insights on web site navigation and web marketing strategies developed from 5+ years web use
Wide use of usenet, FTP and Telnet services

Software Design

Practical experience in application design up to the moderately large scale, including compiler design
Familiar with the tenets of object-oriented design, visual GUI design, the top-down and bottom-up design patterns, structured design, Jackson system programming, and ADT theory.
Familiar with the principles of software verification and correctness-conscious programming, based on the application of advanced prepositional logic to program structure

Operating Systems

Windows 95/98/NT Server/ Workstation
Unix
Hands-on training in computer networking basics, with emphasis on adapter-driven local area networks

Databases

Advanced computer science knowledge base

Algorithms background including time complexity analysis, algorithm development strategies, advanced data structures including several implementations of dictionaries and priority queues, amortized analysis, and experience in writing algorithms for data structures.
Training in compiler design principles, including the writing of scanners, parsers, semantic analyzers, and code generators.
Familiarity with basic and advanced automata theory, undecidability and uncomputability theory, principles of non-polynomial time complexity analysis.
Explorations of computer language, including a comparative survey of over 25 programming languages and their features (including data features and structural features, benefits and disadvantages) and an in-depth study of the theoretical background to programming languages, and the design principles relating thereto.
Participation in the exploration of computer performance issues, assembly programming, machine language and processor design.

Applied Information Technology Diploma	Feb 2000 � Feb 2001
Herzing College, Toronto ON

B.A. Computer Science (7.65/ 9.0 Cum Laude)	1999
York University, Toronto ON
Received 1998/1999 Allen S. Berg Award for excellence in undergraduate Computer Science studies

Portfolio and References Available upon Request