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Dustin Seabourn
Education
Kansas State University
 Graduated B.S. Computer Information Sciences, Spring 2012.
Skills and Qualifications
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Operating Systems: Competent with DOS / Windows, Unix / Linux distributions as well as
a familiarity with virtualization / clustering architectures (VMware, KVM, VirtualBox) and
web server systems (LAMP).
Networking: Knowledge of various protocols, remote file systems, TCP/IP coding practices
and secure hardware/software network configurations for most common web services.
Security: Practical knowledge of basic pent-testing practices, network auditing and cyber
threat response. Capable of deploying and administering safeguard mechanisms and IDS’s.
Languages: A working knowledge of …
High Level: C/C#/C++, Java
Scripts: HTML, JavaScript, PHP, Perl/CGI, Python
Low Level: Assembly, VHDL
Schemas: XML, CSV, CSS, asstd. GIS data types
Relational / Logic: SQL, XSB, ML
Hardware: Adept at building, repairing, and troubleshooting computer systems safely. Focus
on maintaining an active knowledge of technology updates and trends. Basic knowledge of
digital and stand-alone embedded technologies.
Design Software (IDE’s / SDK’s): Experience with Visual Studio, Netbeans, Unity3d, Adobe
and Autodesk suites as well as Swing, JOGL, and XNA SDK’s.
Employment and Experience
KSU CIS Department
- Software Developer – Smart Farm
(Summer 2012 – Current)
 Began development of Smart Farm simulator via GK-12 and NSF grants.
Accomplishments:
 Developed modules to aggregate and visualize various forms of GIS data in Unity3D.
 Helped convert legacy Fortran code to C# for implementation of a crop model in Unity3D.
- Undergraduate Research Developer and IT Admin - Cybercommons
(Fall 2011 – Current)
 Configured and administered VM machines as well as developed client/server side UI.
 Provided support administration for the CIS Beocat cluster system.
Accomplishments:
 Developed a web portal and file share application to provide secure upload, access,
calculation, and sharing of large river flow datasets for the KSU Biology Dept.’s Fish
Ecology Lab using MySQL.
- Undergraduate Research Assistant and Developer – Argus
(Spring 2009 – Fall 2011)
 Developed a java interface to be integrated with existing MulVAL security assessment
software for network administration and intrusion detection research.
KSU IDEAS Lab
- IT and Research
(Fall 2006 - Spring 2007)
 Assisted in desktop upkeep and helped with various projects including viscosity testing,
neutron activation analysis, and thermal testing of cpu cooling products under load.
Accomplishments:
 Designed a 3D model of airplane fuselage wind tunnel using AutoCAD.
 Built and repaired multiple computer systems and remote cooling setups.
 Collected viscosity test results for analysis towards a composite on dysphagia.
Extra-Curricular Experience:
 Competed in the Midwest Regional Colorado Cyber Defense Competition at Regis
University via KSU CIS’s Argus Cyber Defense group.
References
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Prof. Daniel Andresen, Ph.D
Department of Computer Information Sciences
Nichols Hall, Rm.234
Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS 66502
Phone: (785) 532-7914
Email: [email protected]
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Nathan H. Bean, M.S.
Department of Computer Information Sciences
Nichols Hall, Rm.216
Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS 66502
Phone: (785) 525-7942
Email: [email protected]
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Prof. Xinming (Simon) Ou, Ph.D
Department of Computer Information Sciences
Nichols Hall, Rm.234
Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS 66502
Phone: (785) 532-7941
Email: [email protected]
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Prof. Gary W. Conrad, Ph.D
Division of Biology
Ackert Hall, Rm.339
Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS 66502
Phone: (785) 532-6662
Email: [email protected]