Mary A. Overby
mao@ibiblio.org
M.S. Computer Science, Rochester Institute of Technology, 1987
B.S. Psychology, University of Houston, 1980
Computer Expertise
- Computer Languages: Java, Perl, PHP, SQL, C, FORTRAN, LISP, Prolog
- Markup Languages: HTML, XML, XSLT
- Database Servers: ORACLE, MySQL, MS Access, SYBASE, Solid, JDBC
- Internet Protocols: HTTP, LDAP, FTP
- Operating Systems: UNIX (Linux,Solaris,Ultrix), MS Windows, MacOS
Employment History
- 04/02 to Present
- Consultant, Internet Consulting Services
- Chapel Hill, NC
Provide consulting and development services to companies seeking
to utilize database and advanced Internet/Web technologies to meet
their business objectives. Specialties include the analysis,
specification, design, and development of web-based software
applications,
dynamic database-driven web sites and web content management tools.
Clients include Becton, Dickinson and Company, IntraHealth International, Arts in the Public Interest and Force Associates.
- 09/03 to 12/03
- Instructor, Computer and Information Systems Department
- Alamance Community College
- Graham, NC
- 12/01 to 03/02
- Supervisor, ATN Information Services
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Information Services disseminates information about technology resources
at Carolina to the UNC computing community in the most accessible and
usable form possible, using a variety of technologies and mediums,
including the World Wide Web, printed materials, and multimedia
presentations.
Responsibilities included the hiring and supervision of four full-time
and three part-time staff members. Activities included content creation,
copy creation and editing and HTML programming.
- 5/98 to 11/01
- Project Manager/Database Architect
- webslingerZ, Inc. Chapel Hill, NC
webslingerZ, Inc. is a premier provider of Internet, Extranet and Intranet
solutions including web site hosting, multi-media design, development of web-enabled database applications and e-commerce websites.
Project management responsibilities include supervising teams of web designers
and computer programmers in the design, development and implementation of websites and complex web-based software applications that utilize database technology.
Additional responsibilities include client needs analysis,
proposal preparation and client consulting.
Java programming and Oracle database development as required.
Work with clients includes many schools, colleges, and departments
at UNC-CH, UNCG and the UNC Office of the President.
- 9/97 to 5/98
- Manager, Instructional Technologies Development
- Academic Technology and Networking Services
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Management responsibilities included recruiting, hiring and supervising a team
of four computer programmers.
Additional responsibilities included development, implementation, and documentation of
web-based, multimedia applications for delivering
instructional content to students over the Internet using C, Perl, SQL in
a mixed platform client/server environment. Integration of instructional software
packages with administrative databases. Evaluation of emerging technologies in
the area of multimedia instruction. Experience with Netscape Web
server and Directory Server.
- 6/95 to 9/97
- Systems Programmer I
- Workstation Development Group
- Office of Information Technology
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Responsibilities included development, implementation, and documentation of
client/server applications in a
distributed UNIX environment. Specifically, World-Wide Web applications
using contemporary TCP/IP protocols such as FTP, HTTP and LDAP. Additionally,
relational database programming using SYBASE SQL Server and DBLib Clients.
Provided authentication/authorization and directory services.
Supervised students working at sunsite.unc.edu.
- 2/94 to 6/95
- Applications Analyst Programmer I
- Administrative Information Services
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Responsibilities included development, implementation, and documentation of
client/server applications in a
distributed UNIX environment. Specifically, World-Wide Web applications
using contemporary TCP/IP protocols such as FTP and HTTP. Additionally,
relational database programming using SYBASE SQL Server and DBLib Clients.
- 10/88 to 7/93
- Senior Systems Analyst
- Information Technology Department
- Becton Dickinson Research Center
- Research Triangle Park, NC
Responsibilities included programming of expert systems and simulation
applications to address the needs of scientists, engineers, and manufacturing
personnel throughout the corporation. These systems resulted in improvements
in manufacturing quality and productivity.
Responsibilities included computer system administration for network of
Sun Workstations (UNIX) and PCs. Assignments included user support
services, diagnosis and repair of software and hardware problems,
evaluation and installation of hardware and software, responsibility for
data backups, and development of utilities to automate
system administration tasks.
Additional activities included research into newly emerging software
technologies, presentations at technical conferences, and promotional
activities within Becton Dickinson through technology awareness sessions
with division senior management.
- 11/86 to 5/88
- Research Analyst
- Automation and Data Systems Department
- Southwest Research Institute
- San Antonio, TX
Responsible for problem analysis, design, implementation, testing
and documentation of artificial intelligence software for clients
such as NASA and the U.S. Air Force.
- 3/83 to 7/84
- Graduate Student/Teaching Assistant
- Rochester Institute of Technology
- Rochester, NY
Thesis: "PSYXPERT: An Expert System for Aiding Psychiatrists in the
Diagnosis of Psychotic Disorders"
- Courses:
- Software Engineering, Computer Graphics, Operating Systems I/II,
- Artificial Intelligence, Expert Systems, Compiler Construction,
- Computing Theory and Computer Architecture
Presentations & Publications
Overby, Mary A., MacAllister, Mark, Bulla, Chris and Hoffman, Jeffrey,"Using Internet and Database Technology to Enable Collaboration between Researchers and Teachers Developing Educational Websites Featuring Endangered Species Research and Conservation", International Conference on Advances in Infrastructure for e-Business, e-Education, e-Science, and e-Medicine on the Internet, Italy, July 2002.
Overby, Mary A., "Email ID Database Lookup: HTTP to SYBASE Gateway", The Third International World Wide Web Conference, Germany, 1995.
Overby, M.A., "PSYXPERT: An Expert System Prototype for Aiding Psychiatrists in
the Diagnosis of Psychotic Disorders", Computers in Biology and Medicine. Vol. 1
7, Number 6, 1987.
Fink, P.K., Iddings, F.A. and Overby, M.A., "An Analysis of Knowledge Used in a
Structured Selection Problem", Proceedings of Fall Joint Computer Conference, 1987.
Professional Activities
XML Fundamentals for Developers - 2002
ATN Professional Development Program - 1998
Chairperson Triangle Sun Local Users Group - 1991
References: Available upon request
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