Todd Michael Hill

Todd Michael Hill SysOp@newberry.edu
355-H West Main Street Lexington, SC 29072	2100 College Street Newberry, SC 29108

OBJECTIVE
I intend to gain permanent employment in the area of Computer Network Administration.

EDUCATION AND ADDITIONAL TRAINING
Graduated from Francis Marion College, Florence, SC with a BS in Mathematics and a BS in Computer Science

I have received training in the following areas:

I have achieved Microsoft Certified Product Specialist status on the following software packages:

EXPERIENCE:

Feb 96 - Current Newberry College, Newberry, SC

Hired as a member of permanent staff as Network Administrator for the College
Responsible for twenty-three Windows NT™ Servers and over two hundred and sixty Windows 95™ and Windows NT™ Workstation client systems supporting approximately 1000 users.
Designed, configured and implemented a campus-wide network from the ground-up. This involved:

Detailing plans for a fiber-optic backbone to connect all the educational and administrative buildings on the campus, as well as creating wiring diagrams for each of the buildings
Contracting out the laying and termination of all fiber runs
Personally running most of the Category 5 UTP connections into offices and classrooms
Designing an NT domain structure that would allow secure access within departments but also allow global access to various services and devices on the network
Properly distributing a combination of managed hubs and 10/100 Cisco auto-sensing switches to provide for maximum bandwidth availability to all nodes along the backbone

Implemented Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Server Extensions in concert with Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0 to provide a simplified interface for students and faculty to author and maintain individual as well as departmental websites.
Designed SQL-based (static) web databases and all necessary webpages to allow for warehousing and searching of campus e-mail addresses, student website URLs and tutoring schedules
Co-created a church web community (http://elca.newberrynet.com) consisting of websites either authored by my co-workers and myself or by members of the congregations. An SQL database was also created to contain the URLs of all hosted sites, sorted by Synod. Membership in the web community was restricted to all Churches which are members of the Synods of the ELCA that support Newberry College
Implemented and/or co-created other commercial and non-commercial websites:

Implemented and managed the campus NNTP and POP3/SMTP servers.
Installed and administered the Sequitur® Corporation College Admissions package
Participated in the Y2K upgrade plan to replace our legacy System/36 minicomputer with a client/server-based integrated software system by CMDS
Designed and implemented the current layout of two multimedia computer teaching labs
Co-authored the campus policy manual for computer and network usage
Implemented a Remote Access Dial-in Network solution to provide dormitory students with access to the campus network
Adjunct faculty member during the Spring 1998 semester. Taught CSC-330 – An Introduction to Assembly Language Programming on the PC. In order to teach this course I had to develop the course curriculum and create presentations using Microsoft Powerpoint
Adjunct faculty member during the Spring 2000 semester. Taught CSC-410 – Computer Organization and Architecture. In order to teach this course I again had to develop the course curriculum and create presentations using Microsoft Powerpoint as well as a web-based interface which was used in lieu of a textbook
Implemented an on-line public access catalog for the College Library utilizing the SIRSI Library Automation System
Installed a test server using Red Hat Linux v5.2 to explore possible uses of a Unix-based system for:

mailing lists
student shell accounts
Automation of SQL database information interchange between the Admissions Sequitur system and the CMDS Integrated Services package through the use of Perl scripting.
Using SAMBA as an alternative means of expanding the size of the NT domain structures without having to purchase additional copies of Windows NT 4.0

May 94-Nov. 95 AT&T Global Information Solutions/NCR, West Columbia, SC

Primary responsibility was to provide phone support to customers with NCR/AT&T hardware and Microsoft® software, particularly Windows NT™, and NTAS™
Successfully completed training on how to support customers over the phone, as well as how to support the Windows NT™ operating system.
Completed extensive training on all of the high-end hardware manufactured under the NCR label, consisting mainly of SMP server systems.
Provided solutions through person-to-person phone coverage to a variety of problems that occur in customer systems.
Created, updated and maintained a free-access BBS (bulletin board service) which allowed customers dial-in access to a library of all Microsoft® operating system patches and NCR firmware upgrades.
In addition to Windows NT™ support, was one of two people in the entire support center requested to provide support for OS/2™ for all versions at and above 2.0 on all NCR hardware platforms.

1993-1994 Computer Consulting Group, Columbia, SC

1994 AT&T Global Information Solutions/NCR, West Columbia, SC

1994 Roger Milliken and Company, Inc., Spartanburg, SC

Hired on a two-month assignment to help the Systems Support group maintain their vast inventory of computer systems.

1993-1994 Procter and Gamble, Greenville, SC

Hired on a six-month contract, which was extended one month.
Performed hardware and software maintenance of all on-site systems. Installed network stations utilizing Ungermann-Bass® LAN cards and routers.
Created an inventory system with Microsoft® Excel™ macros to track asset tagging of computer parts and help define expenditures within departments.

1991-1993 E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Co., Inc. Florence, SC

Acted as a consultant to users on all software packages used on site.
Solely responsible for the maintenance of over 250 IBM PS/2 systems and IBM compatible clone systems (including software and hardware).
Assisted in maintaining the corporate network by:

installing and configuring DECNet™ network hardware,
installing and configuring Digital® Pathworks™ for DOS v4.2 for new clients,
creating and splicing network cabling for coaxial and Category 5 UTP connections.

Managed an inventory database of all computer systems and terminals.
Instituted a software auditing system to prevent piracy and help the site conform to federal copyright laws and regulations.

MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITIES

Collector of Japanese Animation and Manga

Actively pursuing all requirements necessary to obtain MCSE certification

Last Updated: Monday, February 28, 2000