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Date Submitted: Last Modified: Current job: Employment Term: Relocation: Date available: Industry: KeywordsSummary of Qualifications
§ Master of Applied Science, Major in Mechanical Engineering, University of Ottawa (tentative graduation date Aug. 2008)
§ Two Conference Publications
§ Various Teaching Experiences
§ Extensive Knowledge of Structural Vibration, Rigid Body Dynamics, and Astrodynamics
§ Sound Understanding of Aircraft Dynamics, Control Theory, and Turbine Machinary
§ English (fluent), Korean (mother tongue), French (basic)
EDUCATION
§ Master of Applied Science, Major in Mechanical Engineering
University of Ottawa, Ontario (tentative graduation date Aug. 2008) 2006~present
Thesis Title (tentative) : Influence of Flow on Ice-induced Vibration and New Modeling Approach
§ Bacholer of Engineering, Major in Mechanical Engineering, Option: Aerospace and Vehicle Systems
Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec 2003~2006
Major Projects
w Hydraulic turbine design (blade and vane parts)
w Centrifugal gas-turbine engine design at Pratt & Whitney
§ Major in Aerospace Engineering
§ Major in Physics
ACHIEVEMENTS
§ In-course Scholarship, Korea Aerospace University 2000
§ Entrance Scholarship,
§ In-course Scholarship,
§ In-course Scholarship,
PUBLICATIONS
§ Influence of Flow on Ice-induced Vibration of Structures, Sumin Jeong and Natalie Baddour, The Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering (accepted in Mar. 2008)
§ Influence of the Moon on Orbit Maneuverings Near the Earth-moon System, Sumin Jeong and Natalie Baddour, 21st Canadian Congress of Applied Mechanics (2007)
EXPERIENCE
§ Teaching Assistant
Mechanical Vibration, Dynamics, and Control Theory I
Fundamentals of Control Systems
§ Research Assistant
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
§ President of the Concordia Korean Student Association 2003~2006
§ Computer Instructor for The Korean Senior Citizens Society of
SKILLS AND SPECIALITIES
§ Engineering Programs: Auto CAD, PSPICE, MATLAB, MathCAD, and STK
§ Programming Languages: C++, and Fortran
§ Graphic Programs: MilkShape 3D, and Photoshop
§ Operating Systems: MS-DOS, and Windows
§ Word Processors: MS Office, and LaTex
§ Knowledge of Local Area Network Setup, and Construction
§ 3rd Dan black belt holder of Taekwondo
INTERESTS
§ Martial Arts, Road Cycling, Internet Surfing
§ Aeronautics and Space Engineering related
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