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  <h1>Andrew Chin</h1>

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  <p><strong>Dept:</strong> Computer Science</p>
  <p><strong>Year:</strong> Senior</p>
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    <strong>Want to Learn:</strong> Best practices (technical/social/practical) when working on a large [software]
project.
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  <p><strong>Other Goals:</strong> Experience (working in large groups, working on large pieces of software, design)</p>
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    <strong>Role and Skills:</strong> Not sure what roles are available.  
I do have a good deal experience working with/configuring/building applications
on the Linux/MySQL/Apache/PHP stack (so setting up sql databases/apache 
configurations stuff like that, plus generic system administration stuff).
HTML/CSS/Javascript skills (as long as the visual design is not up to me)
So as for roles, maybe something logistical? database oriented? 
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    <strong>Relevant CS Classes:</strong> CS17 CS18 CS36 CS168
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    <strong>Other Experience:</strong> Web Director at WBRU for 2 years. 
[Some experience learned while write web applications for WBRU: <br /> 
 -if the UI is designed poorly, users may not use it, instead of complaining.<br /> 
 -simple is usually better than complex<br /> 
 -users don't always know what they want]
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