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ASMA FATHIMA KHIZER
11011 B Graduate Lane Phone: 704-340-6357
U.T North, Charlotte NC-28262 E-mail:
Objective
Seeking a responsible and challenging position in the field of embedded systems software/firmware, operating systems and wireless sensors, which will hone my skills, expand my knowledge and offer opportunities for professional growth
Summary
- Strong fundamentals and good knowledge in varied areas of embedded system software/firmware development and embedded system hardware design
- Excellent coding and debugging skills including Integrated Development Environments (IDE) and code debuggers.
- Experience with Real time operating systems (RTOS)
- Experience with Device drivers software debugging, testing and development
- Knowledge of most embedded systems interface protocols: JTAG, RS232, and USB
- Knowledge of microcontroller design and architecture.
Education
Master of Science-Electrical and Computer Engineering- UNC Charlotte, NC
Graduation:August 2007(expected), Current GPA: 3.67/4.00
Bachelor of Technology (2005) - Electronics and Communication- Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, INDIA,
Graduation:May 2005,GPA: 3.85 /4.00
Skills
- Software languages: C/C++, Core Java, Assembly, PSPICE
- Hardware Languages: VHDL
- Design Tools: MATLAB, Multisim, Cygwin, IAR Embedded Work bench,
AVR studio, HEW, Keil C, desktop management with
Microsoft Office, Front Page, Microsoft Project
- Operating Systems: Windows, MS-DOS, TinyOS, Linux, Real Time Operating
Systems (µC/OS-II), UNIX.
- Hardware: Intel 8085, 8086, 8051, Renesas M16C Microcontroller,
MSP430 Stiquito Microcontroller,AVR Butterfly, Cypress
EZ-USB, Crossbow Mica Motes, Xilinx vertex ML-310
Academic Project Work
- Data acquisition and transfer among Renesas M16C/62P microcontroller board, TI MSP430 Microcontroller and AVR Atmega 169 Microcontroller
- Interfacing a stepper motor with a TI MSP430 Microcontroller and controlling the rotation at different angles using switching commands from M16C/62P Renesas Microcontroller.
- Design and testing of an USB device using Cypress EZ-USB (8051 Microcontroller) and Renesas M16C/62P Microcontroller board.
- Designed a real time EZ-USB device that samples the output of an ADC and sends the sampled bytes toIsochronous endpoint FIFO Buffer.
- Power management in Wireless Sensor Networks using Crossbow Mica motes.
- Simulation of a 16-bit Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) Communication System.
- Compiling Linux and downloading the ACE file onXilinxVertex ML-310 board.
- Determination of the Cardinal directions using Analog Sensor R1655 and Renesas M16C/62P Microcontroller board.
- Design, Development and Testing of a Miniature Ambulatory PCG(Phonocardiogram) Wireless Communication System
- Design and testing of Automatic Room Lights.
- Literature survey on Sensor calibration in wireless sensor network.
- Literature survey on Scatternet formation protocols for networks of Bluetooth devices.
Work Experience
Jan 07 – Present Teaching Assistant, Dept of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UNC,
Charlotte, NC
- Assisting graduate students in “Advanced Embedded Systems”with their course and lab work
- Grading tests, labs and quiz papers.
Aug 06 – Present Technical Assistant, College of Health and Human Services, UNC, Charlotte,
NC
- Technical support for PCs, printers, scanners, Laptops.
- Assisting students with their account information
Aug 06 – Dec 06 Teaching Assistant, Dept of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UNC,
Charlotte, NC
- Tutoring the undergraduate students in Basic Electrical Engineering for Mechanical
Engineers
- Conducting problem sessions to assist students
- Grading tests and assignment papers
Jan 06 – May 06 Teaching Assistant, Dept of Electrical and Computer Engineering, UNC,
Charlotte, NC
- Assisting undergraduate students in “Introduction to Electromagnetic fields” with their
course work.
Jan 05 – April 05 Project Trainee,Electronic Engineering Corp, Chennai, INDIA
- Responsible for troubleshooting to the component level complex analog circuits.
- Responsible for layout design, fabricating and testing the PCB.
Technical Paper and PosterPresentations
- Presented paper on “Smart Antennas” atNational Level Technical Paper Presentation Contest –SRASHTA-2K4, Rajhamundry, India.(March 2004)
- Presented paper on “ASICS” at National Level Technical Paper Presentation Contest- CEPSTRUM-2K4, Tirupathi, India.(October 2004)
- Presented poster on “Determining the cardinal directions using Analog sensor R1655” atSoutheast conference, Memphis, TN, USA(March 2006)
Graduate Level Coursework
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- Embedded Systems
- Wireless and mobile computing
- Advanced theory of communication
- Optic signals and networks
- Wireless Sensor Networks
- Advanced Embedded Systems
- Reconfigurable Computing
- Designing with USB
- Information technology and project
management
- Modeling and Performance Analysis
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Professional Organizations
- Student member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Inc.
- Student member of International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE).