William Dale Bittenbender

1232 Vickers Ave #130, Hickam AFB,

Hawaii HI 96853-5270.

williambitt@yahoo.com

International SKYPE teleconferencing: BILL.BITT

Industries or Business Types for 28 years: Teaching - Developing Computer Software

or Apps - Corporate Trainer - Technician Support –Government Reporting and

Consulting - Construction - Financial - Cost Accounting - Assets - Writing Business

Plans - BusinessObjects - Business Analysis - Writing Specs - Budgets - Procurement -

Contracts - Project Management - Earned Value - Cost Plus - Lump Sum - Medical or

Pharmaceutical - Pension, Welfare and Benefits - Transportation - Aviation Parts

Logistical - Telecommunications - Manufacturing Supply Chain - Security - Aviation

Airspace ATC FAA (FSS), ICAO - Purchasing - Inventory - Maintenance

Purpose: To serve either as an MIS Director or as a right-hand-man to a Director as the

senior mentor to junior and mid-level programmers and corporate trainer of IT

professionals, or even as a public teacher becausemy personnel management skills

and technical ability are evidenced by many accomplishments already in production out

in the field as I spent my 28-year career fixing flawed high-cost system bugs as a behind

-the-scenes secret weapon. But now it's inappropriate for me to compete with younger

people who I should be training, to include second language learners of English (see my

teaching certs below). Then to continue my PhD program in computers and IT at the

senior level appropriate to my background.

Clearance: CURRENT status granted DoD SECRET CLEARANCE (Granted February

2013 to be "Activated" when you hire me expired February 2015 at the 2 year point).

Held Public Trust Clearance at DOL from 2012 until resignation in 2015.

Technical Skills Software-Computer Programming Languages

Scripting

ASP.NET Programming 9

(VB.NET and C#)

Visual Basic 6 and earlier 9

5

C#

Procom ASP

ASP for Web

early version

PERL

3

8

behind html

VBS Script

VBA (in Access/Excel modules) 5

Javascript

3

3

1996,1999,2002-3,2004

Total From/To Where

2003-2012 CERTIFICATE (2 CERTS, WINDOWS AND WEB)

1996-2005 Ver 4, Ver 5 in 1996-97, Ver 6 in 2002

for employers various code2001,

2006, 2008-2011

2001-2004

1991-1995

1999-2001

code behind html and for windows API

2003 self taught, then 2005 Certificate, 2006-2011 work

integrating mainframe to LAN

misc new web pages, intranets,

1/2 1999

front-end for Oracle data

Database

Total

Languages

MS Access 97, 2000

for 10 years xp, earlier years

dBaseIII Plus

Foxpro, VFP

2004

T-SQL, SQL, MS/SQL,DTS

Clipper/Progress

Rbase

C++ Visual Interdev

Markup

Language

HTML/DHTML

models, HTML5

Extensible (XML)

file I/O

Frameworks

Object Models

CorasWorks

toolbox v1,2,3

.NET Framework

April 2005)

CMS, Ektron CMS

employer, client and code maintenance

Primavera Expedition

Technical Skills-Software Packages

Developer Tasks Total

Tools

MS Front Page

1

6

3

Years Years

5

SharePoint

Macromedia Dreamweaver

Fireworks 3

Visio

WBS

Crystal Reports

Safari Report Writer

2000-2001

1

1997

Where/ details

2000-2001,2008-11 later becomes "Designer" with

1

2000-2001

Optimizing a web page at GWU

1998-2002, 2008-2011

1998,2001,2007

diagrams for Design Specification and

6,7,8

Years Years

4

1/2

2

2 1/2 2002-2005

5

1

1

Years Years Where

10

1

9

12

4.2b,6.5,7.0,2000,2003,2005,2008 R2

Oracle and PL/SQL

5

1996

1992

2

Total

Years Years

8

Where/ details

2000-2003, 2008-12

2000-1, 2006,2008-12

Total

Where/ details

2008-2011 Ver. 11, Ver. 10 workplace suite,

(certification program complete

Evaluating for

2005-6, 2011

1992,2004

support/maintenance/documenting issues

Under IE and Netscape 4

various employers for web apps,

1986-1989

1996,1999,2002-3,2004,2006, xp, earlier

3

1991-2002,2004 Dos 2.2, Win 2.6, Visual 3,5,6,7,8 in

1995,96-99,2002,03,05,08-10

1999-2002, 2008-10Oracle 8i,9 1999-2001,10g

New OOP Design Documents

support/maintenance/DBA

COM objects coding

1995-1996

Oracle Discoverer 1

Oracle Reports

1

SQL Server Reporting

Services (SSRS)

Primavera P3

Visual Interdev

2007

Visual Source Safe

Business Analysis

Technical Writing

Adobe Photoshop

digital writing

Adobe Connect

suite digital writing

Administrative

Web/Services

2

Visual Studio .NET9

2000-2001

2000-2004

4

2

7

EUL's, business objects, training

2003,05,08-10

1994,2004

2003,2005,2008, Reporting

support/maintenance/DBA Integrator

1998, 2003, 2005 VB6 support, JavaScript, vbscrip

2002-2005, 2006-12New model conversion 2005, From scratch

1998-2003, 2005-8

5

10

2

2

Total

Years Years

Internet Information Services 12

SharePoint 2010

2

design new website

SharePoint Portal Server 3

ASP.NET

WPF, WCS

employer under Marines

Altiris

-09

Systems Mgt Server(SMS)

Microsoft Content Mgt Server

(MCMS) 2002

ASP Ver 6 Web Services 2

and SharePoint

Silverlight 4

Remedy

help desk tracking and inventory of assets

Much more but list was truncated to shorten resume' because 27 years of IT Comp Sci. Just

ask if I had something such as mainframe or other older languages you wish to update.

Practical Work Exper ience (relative to leadership ofpeople in MIS and other Management):

2016 Took a year offfor a break at my beach house after serious excellent job performance teaching

internships even with my disability I outperform many other teachers and candidates because ofmy

techniques and my genuine care for individuals ofall types of intelligences and various personalities as

1

2

6

ASP.NET Ver 2005 Ver 2008 4

libraries 2010

SharePoint Server 2007 MOSS 5

Windows SharePoint Services 3

2008-11,2013

Where

1999-2001, 2003, 2004, 2005 (IIS), 2008-2011

2011-2014 for employ migrated MOSS,created doc

for employer FT Admin and

2008-2010 for employer FT Admin and support

2003 support, 2004-2005 (WSS) and V3 with

4

2007-2012

for

2003-2004 for employer federal employee GS-2210

2001-2003 for employers

2003-2006 for employers

2002-2005 for employers

2007-2011 for employers integrated with network

1

2012

2

2002-3, 2014 Used for

1991-5, 2004-6, 2008-9 Various Employers

1992-5, 2002, 2004-6, 2010,2012-14

1998, 2013

2012-2013

Version CS5 for university

Meetings and in the creative

the most improved candidate from start to finish in the program. This energetic mindset to problemsolve

translates over to a gifted ability to lead an MIS Department.

* NOV 2012 - DEC 2015. Graduated after full-time school Student (MS Ed at ODU and MS Cyber

Forensics at AMU) and Student Internship at US Department ofLabor, flexible PT and FT varies.

SharePoint 2010 creating custom document libraries, Server 2008, Visual Studio .NET 2008,

Remedy for Inventory tracking and quality control ofuser manuals, Adobe Connect, CISCO

AnyConnect VPN, Check Point encryption. Available for full time assignments anytime. Support

Lifecycle and Asset Management by fulfilling user requests, resolving service failures, monitoring

capacity, operational tasks applying ITIL Service Operations function and OMB IT Reform model.

These tasks include operations, test and production, applications, infrastructure, continuity, data center,

desktop, networking, security, telecommunications, lifecycle, assets, configuration database,

procedures in MS SQL and Excel, presentations in PowerPoint, Technical Writing ofdesign

specifications and user manuals read by 1000's ofusers (over 5 major systems so far including asset

inventory, change control and libraries of24 .NET applications, other COTS software) in MS WORD

and Visio, interviewing developers and media library services, control and support, special projects

including coding and writing SharePoint 2010 for local tracking and intranet libraries, providing

individual skills where not in conflict with any contractor task order.

Intern to perform general

project management, planning, training, applying policy, procedure, regulations related to technical

requirements, changes and development of advanced technology while under direct guidance of the

Deputy Director, while on this Vets2Feds appointment to apply 27 years of IT experience while a

graduate student. Currently looking to go back into more programming since not appropriately

placed by HR here (highest prior GS rank was GS-09 so I should be same or higher here, not lower).

There was not enough programming in this role and I was paid as a student at a student rate, not my

market value, so it's irrelevant but I am not looking for the highest rate now. At the same time

working here, I was a full time graduate student. Now my salary level is very negotiable for the next

step.

2011 Part-Time Fieldwork Teacher at EIP, GeorgeMason University, Assistant Algebra II Teacher and Tudor (Summer

Session ofgifted students from surrounding High Schools 9th to 11th graders FCPS) with the good clean background

required ofa public teacher, no embarrassments, no crimes.

2011 Field work at GMU in the EIP AdvancedMath Students PK9-PK11 (FCPS), Assistant Observer

2011 Observation/ Assisting Teaching at RipponMiddle School, PK6-PK8, Algebra I, Earth Science, Full Inclusion

Classrooms 17/31 students with a disability, also ELL / ESOL (September –December Fall Semester) includesmost

Latino children and also muslim religions. Not full control of class.

2014

(January –March) FT Public Teacher, ESOL (level 1 and 2) Teacher ofMathematics Algebra I, Lynn Middle

School, Woodbridge (with 51% disadvantaged and 32% with a disability such as LDHD, LD, EBD), Virginia

(simultaneous English Sub. during math courses for language learners) in an urban affluent district PWCS with full control

ofthe classroom as the primary teacher.

2014 (April –May) Public Teacher, Poole MS, Stafford, Virginia. Primary Teacher ofMathematics, 6th grade with full

inclusion, in a rural district SCPS, with full control ofclassroom.

2014 (September-December) FT Private DoDEA Teacher, Quantico USMC MS/HS, DoDEA Primary Teacher

Mathematics, 7th Math & 8th Pre-Algebra, Substitute Teacher ofEnglish, full inclusion for disabled students, international

mixed US / foreign ofdistrict of VA, NY, Puerto Rico with full control.

* AUG 2008 - JUN 2012 FT Official Web Publisher, Portal Admin and Programmer. DoD USMC

NMCI/COSC/NGEN Virginia for USMC Systems Command/ PG10/ MCNIS on SharePoint Portal,

Information Assurance documents and accreditation ACERT process for original website and

applications, then Website and networks converted legacy Lotus Website up to SharePoint MOSS

2007 and MS/SQL 2005, Section 508 compliant, business analysis, wrote new SOW, WBS, TBS,

metrics, Libraries, Lists, Workflows, Program Sites, Groups. Admin of AD, DNS, DHCP, Server 2003

setups and diagnosis IAW Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) framework for

identifying, planning, delivering and supporting IT Services Management, MS/SQL and Oracle behind

.NET Apps, C#, CSS for branding, then provide Webmaster and Admin Support for customer service

at end of lifecycle, training users and upgrades, single sign-on for user and group accounts with Active

Directory, migration of2003 to MOSS 2007. Designing migration to SharePoint 2010 for Server

2008 and token-based, ADFS and other credentials, Webparts, Workflows, Timers, BDC and similar

required backend data integrations, documentation. Hired and mentored a junior programmer.

Several customer satisfaction awards and a stable position until 2012 when the contract task order

ended. Salary was over six figures in 2012 as a programmer on this job, but negotiable now in 2014

to get back into programming or training junior personnel because I am a real teacher.

management level position with two who I mentored.

It was a

* JUN 2006 - AUG 2008 FT Internet Homeland Security Network Engineer Sergeant. DoD

Undisclosed Location Virginia NETCOM. Web Content, DNS, DHCP, AD, VPN, Secured

Networking, SQL, coding in C#, C++, Pearl, Blogs, scans (local and remote servers without proxy),

support for LAN while instructing junior technicians and writing operations procedures and source

code for the Chiefs. Business analysis and design for tracking system ofcatches. Reporting

COMSEC violations. Retired from the US Army. Management level position with at least 5 to 10

who I mentored.

* FEB 2005 - JUN 2006 FT SQL / Web Developer, CTS, Inc, Quintech Resources/Collegeville

Manufacturer, PA

* Visual Web Design coding T-SQL, DTS, ASP, VBS, VBA, VB6, VB.NET, HTML, Excel, IIS,

MS/SQL Sequel Server integrating forecast and actual shipping ofelectronic medical equipment,

coding T-SQL and scripts, heavy-duty stored procedures, views, transitioning legacy systems and

coding upgraded web-based front-end to upgrade COTS, FTP, VPN

* Providing accounting and finance expertise and support so users can generate accurate monthly status

and progress reports from company databases using web based applications, interdev, XP 2003.

Tracking userid and passwords for sessions by capturing data on the backend. Medical manufacturing

industry doing sales, shipments, tracking, reporting, E-commerce, training peers and superiors,

evaluating CMS, supporting remote users on VPN, QC and Testing. Converting Crystal Reports 8 to

10, objects in VB.NET for ASP.NET with ADO.NET objects and .NET web controls for easier postback

to web server compared to ASP controls. System.Web.UI.Webcontrols WebMapPath, Treeview,

SiteMapDataSource. * PT work at Lowes as employee in Virginia transferred fromGeorgia, Kitchen

Designer in 20-20 CAD designer providing Customer Service until finished with VA mission.

Worked independently and many times alone on critical systems.

MAR 2004 - NOV 2004 FT CTS, Inc. for Prime Aerotek/EDS Virginia, PENRENPentagon

Renovation Project Task Force Command Communications Survivability Program System Integration

in Herndon, Virginia and telecommuting from East Greenville, PA independent at-home VPN laptop

* Portal and on-site consultant for integrating scheduled data in Primavera P3 and e/c, VBAmacros,

VBS modules, XP Admin, VB.NET, ACCESS 2000 programming, Actual Costs accruals reversals,

My SQL Anywhere and ETL to Prism, data processing using VFP Foxpro 8 upgrade from 7. Required

business analysis to document processes for specs.

* Data Integration from Excel. Providing accounting and finance expertise in Project Controls for

reports, work breakdown schedule and CLINS, Earned Value and Financial Budgets of297 million

baseline, section 508 compliance, caught up to present period since 8 months behind required constant

change control execution, monthly forecasts, monthly period costs, accounting, integration ofdatabases

and training for Pentagon renovations property damage, redundancy

* DoD network security providing expertise as database and COTS integrator, ITS, registry,

developing RAD of business objects/processes each monthly cycle, workflows and progress reporting.

* Excel forecast feeds of9 partners DYN/CAC, EDS, EPS, HAR, NGI, RAY, SMS, TSC, VER

,summary Excel roll-up using macros in VBA Access.

* Evaluation Content Management Server, SharePoint Portal IT support, Disaster Planning and

Procedure Implementation of safer backups, systems. Data Integration. Worked late hours and

weekends alone to prepare reports for Monday AM.

NOV 2002-NOV 2003 FT Federal GS-2210-09 Information Technology Specialist(ITS), Lebanon,

PA

* Sys Admin DoD TeamMember (1 of5) directly impacting the planning, organizing and execution of

mission-critical RCAS software and hardware support for help-desk ofover 800 local workstations,

several domains and another 4,000 off-site remote systems. Wrote procedure documents based on

business analysis.

* Implementing, trouble-shooting and managing TCP/IP protocols and services and the domain name

system (DNS), internet LAN, sustaining windows internet name service (WINS) database for dynamic

address DHCP or NetBIOS Conducts systems security and implementation, user account management

and fielding to the highest executives

* Administrating Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 workstations profiles, groups, password

management, sharing, permissions, and security policy with the system administration tools.

Advising and installing for Oracle and MS/SQL 2000 connections, supporting SharePoint Portal,

modeling with support to several applications written in VB6, VB.NET, C#, VFP and Access 2000.

Wrote VBScript and VB.NET C#Windows Services to force feed patches by reading a list of IP

addresses. Providing training, support, configuration and administration for MS OFFICE (ACCESS

issues), MS OUTLOOK, peripherals hardware and assisting network team to isolate and eliminate

virus worms. IASO Certified and data security. Wrote a dial-up cheat-sheet to assist users with VPN

client. Simultaneous focus on security services behind firewalls, virus updates and cleaning, disaster

recovery, user accounts, risk, penetration tests and data recovery.

JAN 1984-AUG 2008 FT / PT

Sergeant and Captain. US Army (various states CONNUS)

* Began during college simultaneously with vehicle and aircraft general maintenance, refueling, daily

inspections and handling doing the labor, then once commissioned lead the On-The-Job Training

Program as an officer. Good mentoring.

* Qualified on heavy equipment including tanks and 5-ton trucks next for maintenance, inventory,

recovery and tactical use. Performed duties ofhelicopter pilot for several years and then went onto

becoming leader for 5 years ofcommand of 53 technical people in airspace and air traffic. Supported

Aviation assets to deconflict all traffic without any incidents for years. The good news never makes it

into the media. Also, knew exactly how to work with Police and FBI for any catastrophe. Signed

personally for over 2 billion worth of state-of-the-art equipment and over 200 automatic weapons with

the keys.

* Although promotable to Major, like many fell victim to lacking paperwork systems, and finished 20

years again in the rank of Sergeant doing ITS, with MOS 25B20D1 technology, 67J Cobra Inspector

and 92A components ordering specialties, which all included vehicle maintenance and care of the

facility in bad weather. Was given the MOS Skill ofmy choice because ofhighest ASVAB scores in

region at 18. Nobody can get any more dependable in their lifetime than I was with the assets and

lives I was responsible for. These duties were usually at 2 ranks over mine. Retired at higher rank.

Always wrote detailed risk assessments and even trained others on the proper documents and

implementation on high voltage equipment, thunder storms, aircraft traffic and rifle range training

safely. Participated in accident investigation using chain ofcustody. Always team building and a

multitude ofmanagement skills gained from leadership positions.

The work history goes back to 1985 mostly as a computer programmer and is included in another

historical version of this resume (much longer). Noteworthy entries included 5 years in Project

Management as a Computer Programmer and Database Manager at Henkels &McCoy, subcontracted

to Boeing Computers for RCAS, ULANA II, HP, IBM Sears for 48M and a 3.7M award fee.

Best Pr ivate Education in Amer ica:

EDUCATION and Degrees in USA (all successfully completed or utilized)

2014 Old Dominion University GPA strong 3.6

MS Ed December 2014

English and Math Dual Certs

2011 George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia Non-Degree CE for teaching background

2006 Ft. Gordon Information Signal Center IT Specialist Certification 25BD120 US Army

2001 CE in Web Development and Design

1991 Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania MBA Program as Manager, MS in CS Program

1987 Ft. Rucker, Aviation Center

1986 Arcadia University, Glenside, Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science, Math and Comp Sci

1984 Valley Forge MJC, Wayne, Pennsylvania

1984 ROTC Scholarship Officer Training

Non-degree to expand Web 2.0 skills

Commercial Pilot, Instrument, Helicopter

Associates in Science, Calc. Based

Leader, Speaking, Planning, Cooperation

CERTIFICATIONS

· Teaching Certification State of Virginia, USA: # PGP-0666350 Expires 6/30/2019. Math/English

·

License Number State of Hawaii: PL013785 Expiration Date: 06/30/2016. Math/English Dual

· Commercial Pilot (not medically current to fly for hire but kept for emergency use)

· US Military Aviator 1989 (Helicopter Pilot), International relations training

· Praxis I scores 178/190 Reading, 173/190 Writing, 185/190 Math, total 536

· Praxis II score 172/200 passing

· VCLA Scores 91%

· VRE/ RVE (not required for math cert but attending anyway)

· Captain's Aviation Career Course Graduate 1999 (CAS3 and AOC), Composition, Public Speaking

· US Army Signal School Graduate 2006, certified IT Specialist scored 93%

· Ask for a transcript to see many specialized courses for inclusion strategies, reading/ writing

Educational Notes:

2001 George Washington University, DC Enrolled in CE for Web Development

Javascript, ASP and HTML, CSS, Flash and media files for a Grade A- and Certificate

1995 Widener University, Chester, PA Enrolled Dual MBA & Computer

Engineering Program over 3.5/4 MBA-Level credit hours paid for by employer

2 OOP Software Engineering courses completed in C++, 1 Accounting Course, 1 Finance Course. 3.7 GPA

1991 and 1986 ArcadiaUniversity / Beaver College, Glenside, PA Mathematics and Computer Science. Spanish

Linguistics. 3.5 GPA in C.S. Degree (1991), 3.0 in Mathematics (1986) Bachelor ofScience Degree. Free Academic

Scholarship. Operator ofDEC VAX Lab main-frame, dial-up and supported students coding BASIC, Pascal and

FORTRAN 77

1984 Valley Forge Military Junior College, Wayne, PA 3.3 GPA in Calc-based Science. German Linguistics.

Associate of ScienceDegree and ROTC Commission,German Linguistics Class Leader GPA 4.0, ROTC and Music

Scholarship or Trombone resulting in no tuition. ROTC Scholarship and Music Scholarship. Management training.

The

most improved officer candidate from start to finish in this program, from bottom to the top DMG graduate award.

Other Education:

CompuTeach, Conshohocken, PA and Penn State University, Abington, PA CERTIFICATES

.NET CERTIFICATIONS, VB.NET, C#, ASP.NET, WEB SERVICES, WINDOWS APPS, FRAMEWORK

GCA, Washington, DC and Application Developers Training Companies

Windows NT/95 with early VB Certificate in 1997

MS SQL CERTIFICATE/CERTIFIED in 1998

Re-certification training in E-Learning 2003

Visual Foxpro CERTIFICATE in 1997, Retests with every application

MVS/XA Certificate on IBMMainframe in 1989 (IBM came to the job site)

Montgomery County Community College, Center for Business Partnership

Certificate: Computer Hardware Maintenance and Upgrade, 1994

Napier Air Services, Dothan, AL

On The Job Training for Avionics Repair - 2 months on meters, scopes, 1988

North Virginia Community College, Center for CE

Certificate: LANNetworking Principals/Hands-On Novell Netware Installation, 1992

Certificate: ATCQuick and Epoxy ST Connector Termination and Fiber Splicing, 1992

Military Education:

Captain (Retired USA Military Full Pension and Full Medical Coverage)

Ft Rucker, AL US Army Aviation Center and School, IERW 1988 SSI 15B, AOC 2000

Officer Advanced Course and CAS3 graduate promotable to Major but retired rank is O-3

Air Traffic Control Officer 15E and Military Helicopter Pilot for over 15 years 1987-2001

Expert in Airspace Management Tactical Separation Assets A2C2, Joint Forces

US Armor Officer 12C, Ft Knox, KY 1986 Officer Basic Course

Commercial Pilot Rotary since 1989 and Fixed Wing since 1982, Instrument Rated both.

Extreme success in command (5 years) but not promoted, evidenced by evaluations = proof

where I took units in two different locations from being an albatross to being combat ready and able.

Sergeant (Unit Weapons / Survival Trainer , Computer Lab Exper t and Aviat ion Inspector TI)

US Army Signal Center, Ft. Gordon, GA Military MOS 25B20D1 FT AUG 2005 - JUN 2006

Information Technology Specialist School, 2005, 5 months, Qualification CERTIFICATE,

Scored 93%without much studying because ofprior skills, and working second job nights.

Information Assurance Security Officer Certification Course (IASO) 2003 CERTIFICATE

Civilian Acquired Skills Military Occupational Skill Award 74B ITS 2002 pre-qualification

Inspections ofcomplete helicopters, components quality, risk assessments and Avionics repairs.

67N, 67Y, 68N, 74F, 92AOJT. 1984-86, 2002-2005

The IT Specialist course at Fort Gordon is Advanced Individual Training (AIT) and is administered

by the 15th Regimental Signal Brigade, 447th Signal Battalion. The course is 8 hours for 5 days a week

for 6 to 8 months and is designed to prepare soldiers by teaching them skills necessary to become

proficient in identifying computer-user problems and resolution coordination, installing,

configuring and monitoring local and wide-area networks, hardware and software, compiling,

entering and processing information. Soldiers will also will be taught to provide customer and

network administration services such as passwords, electronic mail accounts, security and

troubleshooting, conducting data system studies, preparing documentation and specifications for

proposals and assisting in the design, preparation, editing and testing ofcomputer programs. The

course is arduous and more time than any university classrooms with a syllabus as follows:

· A+ Hardware and Software (56 Hrs)

Provides the student with the necessary skills and knowledge to identify, install, configure,

administer, and perform Unit Level Maintenance (ULM) on a microcomputer. This includes the

installation and configuration ofoperating systems (OS) and virus software.

· N+ Networking Essentials (48 Hrs)

Provides the student with necessary skills and knowledge to define data communications terms and

network terminology, perform basic Network administrator (NA) functions.

· XP/OUTLOOK (24 Hrs)

Provides the student with the skills and knowledge to correctly install and configure Microsoft XP

Professional, and establish user accounts. The skills to install, establish, and troubleshoot Outlook

E-mail accounts.

· AIS (IASO) (24 Hrs)

The Information Assurance (IA) brief presents information on IA as it applies to an Automated

Information System (AIS) within the Department ofDefense (DoD). Initial training is provided on

recognizing vulnerabilities and potential threats within computer systems and networks.

·

Introduction to TCP/IP (24 Hrs)

Provides the student with skills and knowledge necessary to understand the capabilities of the

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) suite, correctly assign IP address

according to host and network requirements, and create additional network addresses by subnetting

IP addresses.

·

Introduction to Switches (24 Hrs)

Provides the student with skills and knowledge necessary to install, configure, and perform

administrative functions on CISCO Catalyst Switch, and extend switched networks by utilizing

Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs).

·

Introduction to Routers (40 Hrs)

Provides the student with skills and knowledge necessary to install, configure, and perform

administrative functions on CISCO Routers, and establish networks by utilizing IP addressing

schemes, routing protocols, Inter-VLANs routing, and access-list.

· Server/Exchange (56 Hrs)

Provides the student with skills and knowledge necessary to install and configure Microsoft Server

2003/Exchange Server, create a domain, join an existing domain, manage user and groups,

establish user accounts, perform backup and restore, set permissions on files and folders, control

assess, and configure Active Directory.

·

Introduction to UNIX (40 Hrs)

Provides the student with functional knowledge of the UNIXOperating System (OS) structure, and

teaches UNIX commands to include syntax and optional parameters, and the use of the Screen

Editor (VI). The students will acquire the basic skills and knowledge necessary to function as a

UNIX SystemAdministrator (SA).

· Solaris System Administrator (40 Hrs)

Provides the student with skills and knowledge necessary to implement standard Solaris features to

set file and directory permissions, add/delete user's, groups, host, and printers, configure a Solaris

Network, and manage multiple tasks on a Solaris based system.

· NETCOM (32 HRS)

Provides the student with the skills and knowledge to perform basic systems scans with Simple

Network Management Protocol (SNMP), introduced in 1988, is the most widely used network

management tool that provides management capability for TCP/IP-based networks. Then we

include Voice over IP (VOIP) with Call Manager Express (CME) to give them updated

understanding of communications over the network they just setup and verified connectivity.

· NET A/V (32 HRS)

Provides an introduction to RETINA and HERCULES, scanning network vulnerabilities for the

student to better understand his role in network management. These scanners can look for security

vulnerabilities within the system configuration policy on our CPUs. When all that is completed

they now can monitor the network for any new devices added, or to maintain maximum capacity.

· Advance Troubleshoot and Repair (32 Hrs)

Is an application of practical exercises in which the student will assemble, troubleshoot, and repair

an automated information system (AIS), and demonstrate his/her knowledge on the basic

procedures required to troubleshoot and repair basic networks and computers.

·

Introduction to FBCB2 (40 Hrs)

Provides an introduction to the Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below (FBCB2) battle

command control system. The student is provided instruction on the functional operation of the

FBCB2 system within the tactical network

· Tactical Internet Management System (40 hrs)

Provides the student the ability to configure and monitor the network device and systems that

comprise the Tactical Internet (TI) Network. Systems includes the Internet Controller (INC),

various Cisco Networking Devices, Enhanced Position Locator Reporting System (EPLRS), and

Precision Lightweight Global Positioning System Receiver (PLGR).

·

Introduction to MCS (40 Hrs)

Provides an introduction to the operation of the Maneuver Control System (MCS) Automated

Information System (AIS), and its role and functions in the support command and control systems

ofa maneuver unit tactical operations center (TOC).

· Digital Tactical Operation Center (40 Hrs)

The DTOC annex provides the student with an operational overview of the Digital Tactical

Operation Center (DTOC) and the associated network connectivity within the Army Battle

Command System (ABCS).

· M3 (Matrix Management Module)

The M3 annex is a culmination ofpractical applications, which emphasizes the critical task taught

during the training ofall annexes. The students are required to design a network based on the

scenarios presented and equipment provided. The students must create and connect network

devices, install and configure Microsoft Windows Operating Systems (Server, Exchange, and Client),

install and configure Cisco Routers and Switches, and install, configure, and administer a Solaris

and UNIX Operating System.

In addition, Soldiers will receive training to enable them to meet the DOD's 8570 certification IAT

level 2 requirement by earning the Security+ Certification offered by the

Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), as well as the CIOG-6/NETCOM

Information Assurance Technical Level 1 Certification.

· DMS (Defense Messaging System)

The extended course is offered to exceptional students in a small group who learn to send and

receive tactical messages to and from the government from units in foreign lands. This involves

setting up the mail servers on tactical equipment independently and supporting remote mobile

equipment on the vehicles ofhigh-level leadership. The designation of D1 is added to the MOS.

Achievements:

Integrated 278 million Pentagon budgets, 9 partners, forecasts, actual costs every month, schedule performance

2004

Award Fee in 1995 of3.4 Million for exceeding estimates on Cost Plus Project, DoD awarded to my employer

Unit Strength Award due to high morale for meeting readiness, training and personnel goal for ARNG 1999 as

Captain

Five years 100 percent non-loss ofover 2 billion in high-tech, secure/sensitive equipment, Ratheon, ATC, limited

access

Superstar Award from OIRM/NHTSA/DOT for superior programming skills 1996. Provided knowledge to Help

Desk

35 mm and Digital Photography expert hobbyist with Canon AE-1 Programmable and Manually. Kodac EasyShare

Digital Camera with connections to computer. Can work at home on a VPN and teleconference on cable, cam.

VB.NET, ASP.NET, IIS, MS/SQL 2000 servers/laptops at home for timely support for employer and personal study

Licenses and Membership:

Commercial Pilot Fixed-Wing, RotaryWing Instrument, US Army Helicopter Pilot for over 8 years, multi-tasking

Restricted Radio Operator's License, with effective communication skills, public and articulate speaker, not salesman.

AOPA, AAAA, AUSA, NRA, CAP. Drug Free for entire life. No bad habits. Dependable 21 years.

Licensed in 2 states Hawaii and Virginia to teach public school Mathematics and English (dual).

Excellent Professional References and a Live Text Portfolio available upon request, which is why my

teaching licensure was approved by Virginia and Hawaii because my impact on people's morale and

performance is greatly positive when I am in charge or near the top ofan organization.