Shall We Learn

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Titbits About Me

Welcome to Shall We Learn! Thank you for your interest. My name is Jessica Chiang  and my Chiese name is name_chinese.  I came from Taiwan to the States when I was a 9th grader; since then I've met many great teachers/professors who love and enjoy teaching. Now I am a mom with two school-aged boys, Matt (10) and Vincent(4). I love spending time with them and teach them math and computer. Matt loves video games and animations, and so do a lot of Matt's friends. That's what sparked my interest in learning more about Game Programming. I'd like to teach Matt and kids his age to make their own games and to learn about Computer Science, math, communication, and logic while having fun building their own games.

 

My Education Background and Professional Experience

 

I was fortunate to have studied at UCSD(University of California, San Diego), where I spent more than five years and got both BA and MS(in Computer Science).

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I  love to learn and have tried to learn as much as I can, on and off job, about current Computer Technology. I have been developing software for about eight years and enjoyed every bit of it.

I got my very first job at NCR during my last year as a senior in college. NCR has a great relationship with UCSD and has hired many graduates from UCSD. I worked on Value Analyzer, a CRM solution for financial instituitions to analyze its clients for best marketing costumer-retaining strategies. It utilizes NCR's TeraData data warehouse technology.

After graduating from grad school, I worked for almost five years at SSC(SPAWAR Systems Command) Pacific . SPAWAR stands for Space and Naval Warefare Systems Command. My group belonged to RF Networking Branch.

Most recently, I worked for Decision Sciences Corporation and worked on Guardian MT™, a hardware and software solution to detect nuclear and other threat materials not detectable using current detector technologies.

 

 

 

Last Updated on Friday, 18 September 2009 05:59  

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