Myself--Lu Sun

Lu SUN's Resume Page

NAME:	Lu Sun
MAJOR:	Computer Science

My formal resume in
Microsoft Word format

Cheers! I survive after 20 years in school!

1996,8~1998,5:	University of Maryland,College Park (Graduate School)
1994,9~1996,6:	University of Maryland,Baltimore County
1991,9~1994,7:	Physics Department of Peking University, China
1988,8~1991,7:	NanKai Middle School, Tianjin, China
1985,8~1988,7:	Middle School In Tianjin University, China
1979,8~1985,7:	Preliminary School In Tianjin University, China

I didn't like physics until my last year in high school. And then I became like it more and more. Even to my own surprise, I got full points (100%) in Chinese High School Graduation Test (gao1-kao3). (About 30,000 students in my city attended the test and only five got 100.)
In university, I found I like experimental courses much more than theory courses. I used to be the first one to finish experiments. So I choose Applied Physics as my first major.
In UMBC I've taken 6 Physics courses and almost got A+ in all of these courses.
My advisor in UMBC was Dr. Ivan Kramer. I was lucky to have such a good advisor. He is very kind to everyone. And I was glad to be the grader of PHYS308 (Vibrations and Waves) for him when I was in UMBC. And I was also enjoying my tutor job for Physics Department there because it gave me a great opportunity to improve my English.
From 95 till 96, I had been working in Department of Computer and Electrical Engineer as a group member of Dr.Ray Chen's group.

Even when I was a little boy, I loved playing with computers. And I got the Third Awards of Chinese Youth Computer Competition twice. At that time,we always used APPLE-II computers in BASIC.
In 1990 I got my first PC. After that I became to use MS-DOS, d-BASE, AUTO-CAD, Lotus1-2-3, Word-Star, ASYST, etc. In university, I learned FORTRAN, C, C++. And I alway was one of the best students in these courses.
In UMBC I used to be the grader of CMSC106 (Programming in C) and CMSC202 (Data Structure and C). Both my supervisor agreed that I'm an excellent programmer.
After I came to graduate school in UMCP, I was assigned to be the TA of CMSC422 (Robot Design) and CMSC435 (Software Engineering).
During the first semester there, I studied JAVA by myself and wrote some web based programs.