Résumé of C. Daniel Chase

Experience

C D Chase LLC–Owner, providing independent web development, consulting and technology support for clients.

University of Colorado at Boulder–IT Manager for Academic Advising unit. Provided technology support for a staff of approximately 120 advisors and staff distributed across campus and supervised a staff of two full time employees plus student workers.

University of Tennessee-Chattanooga–Web Systems Analyst (programmer) responsible for continued development and enhancement of web-based interfaces to student information system, parking and bursar credit card payment operations.

2006-2007: Linux Systems & Database Administrator responsible for the maintenance of all Linux-based servers and MySQL database servers. Also serve as web application programmer responsible for integration with student information systems and all secure web applications including credit card processing.

2000-2006: Web Development Specialist (webmaster) developing integration of web with computing services. Have installed Linux based web servers using PHP, Perl & MySQL and automated calendar event software. Administer four Linux web servers, plus desktop is also Linux. Work with HP-UX and HP3000 MPE server as well. Teach faculty and staff the creation of web pages utilizing Macromedia Dreamweaver, the use of SAP R/3 ERP system being installed system-wide, and Macromedia Flash.

1997-2000: Microcomputer Support Specialist for the Help Desk division of Instructional and Computing Support Services. As one, of a three full-time professional staff department, supporting a university of 8500+ students and 1000+ staff and faculty, I provided second level support of PCs and Macintosh computers, a campus-wide network, and related hardware as well as applications for the Help Desk. I assist in the hiring and training of our front line student support staff in addition to my primary function of handling the more difficult problems on campus. Other projects included writing scripts for our Unix based web server for faculty and staff, as we didn’t have a webmaster capable of such work. I also was administrator of a Windows NT server that is used for remote installation of antivirus software; IIS departmental web services, as well as a file and print server. Also administrator of Novell server that provided campus-wide services.

While still a student, I initially held a work-study position as an Electronics Technician in the administrative computing department helping with maintenance, repair, and installation of on campus computer systems and network, which led to my position as weekend Systems Operator for two HP 3000/950 mainframes. I kept that position while working for Chattanooga Public Schools, and CompUSA.

12/96-10/97

CompUSA–I was a Trainer in the use of Microsoft Office products, including: Word, Excel, Power Point and Access at introductory, intermediate and advanced levels. In addition I taught a class in basic windows use and PC hardware and the Internet. As an on-site instructor for a major local client in Chattanooga, I was responsible for maintaining the operation of the classroom network with an NT server, ordering supplies for my training facility, as well as being the representative of our company locally.

8/96-11/96

Chattanooga Public Schools–As a Teacher of diversified technology at a public school I also maintained their network of 100+ Macs and PCs, including staff training. I also provide technical advice on redesign and expansion of the current network and related facilities.

2/93 –

Chase Consulting Services–As a self-employed Computer Consultant I have provided services for the local Novell Authorized Education Center. As an instructor of computer courses to classes of about 14-16 adult students, I taught basic operation of PC computers and particular software packages, including: DOS, Windows, Microsoft Word, Excel, WordPerfect for Windows, Lotus 1-2-3 and Freelance Graphics. I also provide Novell network setup and installation services for another client which included wiring his new building and reinstalling his network. Another client contacted me after their initial people were unable to install and configure an ISDN router and keep it functioning. I replaced it with a Cisco router, and reconfigured for reliable operation; that system has now been moved to DSL with a local Linux Samba server for in-house use.

12/92 -8/93

WTCI-TV 45–I started as a volunteer during a membership drive, where my demonstrated abilities led to a position as part-time Production Assistant. I operated cameras, audio system, electronic graphics system, recorded voice-overs, and edited video, as required. I also trained other volunteers in the proper use of studio cameras and audio equipment. During pledge drives I have served as Director utilizing a GVG-200 switcher. I also served as director of city council meeting production during staff vacation. I also assisted staff with in-house computers and network. I was involved in live remotes, as well as studio productions.

2/92-11/92

NorthAmerican Van Lines–As a commercial Truck Driver, I transported freight of all types cross-country. I was responsible for being on time, including making pick-ups and deliveries on a tight schedule. I was responsible as principle contact for maintaining good customer relations and presenting a positive image for the company.

9/89-11/91

Olan Mills Inc.–As the Photographic Supervisor for the Albany, NY area, I was responsible for hiring, training and supervising the personnel in six studios in Eastern New York and assisted with an additional 12 studios in Western Massachusetts and Connecticut. I transferred to Chattanooga and worked as an in-house Computer Consultant, training both home office and studio personnel in the use of PCs and software.

1986-89

Glens Falls Post-Star–I was a staff Photographer covering a wide variety of news assignments in the city and surrounding counties. When not on assignment, I was responsible for creating my own work for ‘filler’ from events around town. I was responsible for processing my own film when necessary, and captioning all photos requested and printing to size.

1978-1989

Ray Supply, Inc.–Initially, I worked in consumer retail sales with a specialty in photographic equipment and later computer hardware and software. I advanced to Manager of software department, and then moved to the service department with a specialty in computers and cellular telephones. As Assistant Manager of service department, I provided training support both in house and for customers. My service and support of computer systems also included an in-house DEC PDP-11/03 accounting system that I eventually converted to a PC based Novell network utilizing Great Plains accounting software.

Education

Degrees:

University of Tennessee-Chattanooga
Master of Education in Secondary Education: Science & Environmental Studies – August 2003

Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education: Natural Science-Physics – December 1995.

Honors:

UTC Scholars in Residence
NY State Regents Scholarship

Certifications:

I previously held a Class A Commercial Drivers License with hazardous materials and double & triples endorsements which I released on my move to Colorado. I am also a certified Scuba diver.

Volunteer Service:

Speak With Ease Club of Toastmasters International– Currently Vice President of Public Relations and webmaster.
WTCI–Former Volunteer Council member, co-chair technical committee.
Tennessee Aquarium–Former volunteer docent.
Roots-L Genealogy mailing list–Former co-administrator of 10,000+ subscriber international mailing list.
H-Mac mailing list–Co-Moderator of an Macintosh Academic User mailing list.