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Application: Extensive Knowledge in Windows Environment

Topics: Microsoft, .NET Framework, Microsoft SQL Server Pages: 2 (308 words) Published: February 19, 2013
Objective
To obtain a position in the field of Information Technology and develop my skills in the position, thereby contribute to the development of a leading organization. Experience Summary
•Around 1 year of experience in the Areas of Software Development with extensive experience of managing and delivering various project involving of Coding, Testing. •Extensive knowledge C# with windows environment.

•Profound knowledge of creating program modules.
•Excellent oral and written communication skills.
•Outstanding ability to work flexible hours and with minimal supervision. •Exceptional ability to work in a high-pressure and fast-paced environment. Educational Qualification:
B.E. in Electronics and Communication Engineering, Sivakasi, 2010 with distinction. Technical Skills:
1.Application Development and Databases
i.Programming Languages: C,C++,C#.
ii.Front-End Tools: MS Visual Studio 2008 and Dreamweaver.
iii.Scripts: JavaScript.
iv.Relational Databases: MS SQL Server 2008.
v.Framework : .NET.

2.Software Installation
i.System Installation: O/S and Software Installation of all MS Windows Desktops, Database Servers, Applications, Packages, Tools, and Utilities. Multiple Operating Systems on a single machine, Virtual Machines.  

Projects:
1.Project TitleLibrary Management System (WINDOWS APPLICATION)
RoleProgrammer
Team Size3
EnvironmentADO.NET,C#, SQL SERVER
Project Description:
The library management system is used to manage the stock details of the library. Role & Responsibilities:
•Involved in module preparation & execution.
•Involved in database design and testing.
•Involved in the complete project study.
•Developed book manager and administrator modules.

2.Project TitleOffice Management System (WINDOWS APPLICATION)
ClientIn-House Development
RoleProgrammer
Team Size5
EnvironmentADO.NET,C#, SQL SERVER
Project Description:
The office management system is used to manage the company...
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