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DESCRIPTION

Hello! My name is Bharat Edupghanti, I'm currently a senior pursuing a B.S. in Computer Science from Brooklyn College.

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EDUCATION

Brooklyn College, City University of New York

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with a Minor in Mathematics: expected May 2019

GPA: 3.893/4.000 (Cumulative)

Dean's List: Fall 2015 - present

RELEVANT COURSES

Advanced Programming Techniques, Data Structures, Introductory Java, Artificial Intelligence, Operating Systems, Object-Oriented Programming, Database Systems, Analysis of Algorithms, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Statistics and Probability, Differential Equations.

SKILLS

Programming Languages: Java, C++, SQL (Beginner)

Software Tools: Eclipse, Dev-C++, Visual Studio, PostgreSQL

Operating Systems: Windows, Linux, macOS

Languages: English (Fluent), Hindi (Native Speaker), Telugu (Native Speaker)

WORK EXPERIENCE

Stanford University, Administrative Systems, Palo Alto, CA June - August 2018

Quality Assurance Intern

Played a key role in migrating User Stories, Test Cases, Bugs, Tasks, and other assets from a vendor proprietary tool into JIRA (requirements/ defect tracking) and Zephyr (test case management tool).
Created Excel worksheets to migrate stories, sub-tasks, and manifest Items from CMC into JIRA, taking care to correctly map the fields, issue statuses, etc., from CMC to the corresponding JIRA fields/values.
Gathered attachments to various CMC items and attached them to the corresponding issues in JIRA.
Modified Test Cases to conform to the requirements of Zephyr Enterprise test case management tool.

PROJECTS

Multibase Calculator | Language(s) Used: Java

Spring 2017

Created a GUI based calculator program that lets a user do calculations in bases 2 to 16.
User selects the base of the calculation with a slider.
- The results on the screen dynamically update to reflect a change in base of calculation.
User can save calculations to a text file and view previously done calculations.

Pacman 2.0 Fall 2017

Worked on the specifications team to create a game similar to Pacman for CISC 3140.
As part of the specifications team, helped to decide the overall behavior and look of the game.
Collaborated with graphics, coding, and QA teams to come up with design of the game.

Tic-Tac-Toe | Language(s) Used: C++ Spring 2016

Honors Project for Advanced Programming Techniques course.

Created a two-player game of Tic-Tac-Toe.