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PUBLICATION:
The effect of Human-Computer Interfaces in Mental effort as Measured by Alpha activity, Computing
Research Conference, December 1999 (pp 17–21).
HONOR: Member of Phi Kappa Phi and Eta Kappa Nu Honor Society
COMPUTER SKILLS
Languages: PERL, C/C++, XML,Assembly, MAKE utility.
Operating systems: UNIX, WINDOWS/DOS
Software: Matlab, MathCad?Create, MS windows related software (Excel, Word etc.), PSPICE.
Source Control: Clear Case.
Database: mysql, ClearQuest?Create
Hardware: Intel 8085, Intel 80386, MOTOROLA 56600 DSP, TMS320C31 floating point DSP
WORK EXPERIENCE
MOTOROLA SOFTWARE BUILD and CONFIGURATION MANAGER ( 02/06 to Present)
Release management for multi-platform and multi blend software ( perl, sql, makefile)
Integrate, debug DSP Software build ( perl, makefile)
Tools development for Software Release management (perl).
Software Configuration Process Development ( branching, merging and lebeling scope).
Documentation of Process development.
Maintenance of SCM tools.
Maintain and release code drops from third party vendors.
Support developers with clearcase, IDEs and SCM tools.
Tracking bug fixes ( PR or CR) though out the SW lifecycle. ( SQA)
Software test and reproduction of bugs from field and customers.
MOTOROLA DSP CONFIGURATION MANAGER AND TEST ENGINEER ( 01/04 to 06/05)
Tools development for DSP memory analysis and configuration management (perl)
DSP Software development and Test (C and Assembly)
DSP software configuration management/ DSP releases and procedures( Clearcase, perl, sql)
Webpage development for various configuration procedure using XMLSPY and STYLEVISION.
Documentation of DSP functional building blocks(3:1 Vocoder, N6:1 Vocoder, Equalizer)
MOTOROLA INTERNSHIP : iDEN DSP Software Group, Plantation, Florida.
Involved in Audio Enhancement in VSELP. (Implemented Improved VSLEP algorithm in Bit-Exact C
& Assembly, Generating new Reference Test Vectors to compare, Flashing the code in CONDOR
phone)
GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT: (January 2000 to April 2003) Digital Signal Processing Lab, FIU.
Software development of EMG signal based system to use computer by disable people (using
Amplifiers,Converters, Low and High pass FIR, Notch filter in TMS320C31 floating point DSP
processor).
Real Time Implementation of HRTF (head related transfer function) modeling with TMS320C31.
Development of web pages for DSP lab ( http://dsplab1.eng.fiu.edu/index_dsplab.html).
FIU TEACHING ASSISTANT: (January 2000 to April 2003)
Taught Electrical Circuit lab and Problem sessions in.
Assisting students in Interactive Design Lab.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER (June 1997 to December 1997): AKTEL cellular phone, Bangladesh.
Involved in signal strength surveying. Gathering information, planning requirements and documentation
for cellular application.
OTHER PROJECTS
Algorithm development of image and video compression and noise suppression for video and image.
Development of Equalizer algorithm with TMS320C31 floating
point DSP Processor. ( C and Assembly)
AFFILIATIONS
General Secretary, Bangladesh University of Engineering Technology. (1996-97)
Sports Secretary, Bangladesh University of Engineering Technology. (1995-96)
REFFERENCE
Available upon request.
KANIJ's Most Popular links
Motorola career: http://www.motorolacareers.com/jobsearch_frames2.cfm?cntry=USA&w=search
clearcase : http://www.highley-recommended.com/sw_process/cc_dev.pdf
A test for Tables
registry key controls all Terminal Services connections. For Microsoft RDP, the registry key is: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Terminal Server Client
Configuration settings of registry key of ICA client can be similar to RDP client of MS. Although the registry seems like an intimidating structure, in fact it is not. The registry is simply an inverse hierarchical tree-like structure, much like a file system. The major difference is that, while a file system consists of a single root per drive (the root directory or folder), the registry has either five or six roots, depending on the Windows version. These are:
* HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, which stores information about file associations and COM objects. * HKEY_CURRENT_USER, which stores the current user's configuration settings. * HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, which stores the local system's configuration settings. ** HKEY_USERS, which stores settings for the default and other users. ** HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG, which stores the current system's hardware and software configuration. ** HKEY_DYN_DATA, a set of volatile (nonpermanent) keys used to store plug-and-play hardware configuration information and performance statistics on Windows 95/98/ME systems. ** HKEY_PERFORMANCE_DATA, a key used to support performance monitoring on Windows NT systems only
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