William F. Mellman

Cincinnati, OH 45208
513-533-0825
GIS
SKILLS

Experience with the following GIS and Remote Sensing tools:

ArcGIS   8.x, 9.1 including ArcGIS Spatial Analyst, Network Analyst, and Geostatistical Analyst
ENVI   3.5, 4.0
Idrisi - Andes
Google Maps API (via Javascript)
 

COMPUTER
SKILLS
 Experience with the following languages, operating systems, and software systems:

Perl, VB.NET, HTTP/HTML/CGI, Javascript, C, C++, Java, ksh/bash, awk, Modula-2, Pascal, IBM Mainframe Assembler

Linux 6.x, Windows 3.1 through Windows XP Professional, NT Server 3.51 & 4.0, Novell Netware 4.11,
PC/MS-DOS 3.2 to 6.3, Macintosh Systems 6.0.X to 7.5.2, Unix, OS/2, Vax/Ultrix, Vax/VMS

SAP Basis 3.1h & 4.0b (IA), BaaN Tools IVb & IVc, Oracle 7.3.2, Maestro 5.1 & 6.0

Experience on the following computer systems:

HP, Digital, & Sun mid-range systems, IBM PC (8086 to Pentium III), Vax 11/750 & 780,
IBM AS/400, Macintosh & Power Macintosh
EDUCATION
 Graduate Student - Current
University of Cincinnati
Pursuing MS in Geographic Information Systems

Bachelor of Science Degree - May 1990
University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
Major: Computer Science
Minor: Mathematics
EMPLOYMENT
HISTORY
 Adjunct Instructor
Geography Department, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
1/07 to 3/07

Responsibilities included organization and instruction of Intermediate Remote Sensing course for upper level undergraduates and graduate students.

Adjunct Instructor
Civil Engineering Technology Department, Cincinnati State Technical College, Cincinnati, Ohio
1/07 to 4/07

Responsibilities included organization and instruction of Introduction to GIS course for Surveying Majors.

Adjunct Instructor
Mathematics and Computer Science Department, Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio
1/01 to 5/01

Responsibilities included organization and instruction of Computer Networks course for upper level undergraduates.

Senior Systems Engineer
University Libraries, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
1999 to 2000

Conducted and supervised Y2K planning, preparation, and testing. Installed new Linux web and proxy servers for remote authentication and integration into card catalog system. Began training staff in Unix system administration. Instituted joint IT department, round-robin training and knowledge sharing program. Managed computing staff for on-line card catalog, web facilities, and internal computing resources.

Consultant
Andersen Consulting, Cincinnati, Ohio
1997 to 1999
Responsibilities included SAP Basis administration as well as SAP Batch and Interface Architecture and Maestro administration. Also responsible for BaaN system administration (BaaN Tools).

Implemented SAP batch control via Maestro and other Tivoli systems tools. Designed Interface Architecture upgrade. Performed SAP Basis work including SAP 4.0b installation on Oracle 7.3.2 database. Performed BaaN IVb and BaaN IVc installations, Oracle 7.3.2 database installation, BaaN company creation, and other system administration functions.

LAN Lab Coordinator
University Computing Services, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
1996 to 1997
Responsibilities included overseeing LAN testing and administrative support facility. Provided technical assistance for all versions of Novell Netware (3.11 - Intranetware), and NT server 3.51 and 4.0. Evaluated new hardware, client and server software, and new operating systems.

Macintosh Facilities Coordinator
University Computing Services, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
1993 to 1996
Responsibilities included maintaining system software for over 450 Macintosh computers. Administered and installed application software on Novell servers. Maintained RevRDist rebuild servers (AppleShare) and scripts. Supervised Macintosh specialists. Evaluated and recommended new Macintosh software and hardware platforms. Assisted faculty by providing customized solutions to unique classroom technology needs.

Computer Facilities Specialist
Halls of Residence, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
1990 to 1993
Responsibilities included managing 400+ user Novell network (IBM [75%] and Macintosh [25%] clients), managing eight resident computer labs, and supervising student consultants for all labs. Provided hardware and software computing support for Halls administrative staff. Conducted computer training and designed educational supplements for Halls staff. Evaluated and recommended new software and hardware platforms.

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