Evan P. Mills

Formerly Professional Data Resources (PDR) Java development in the legal, information and analytics domain.

VB.Net and SQL development in the manufacturing domain.

VisuaBASIC, VB.NET and Microsoft CRM development in the customer relationship management domain.

Interactive voice response systems development with VisualBASIC/VisualVoice in the home healthcare domain.

Interactive voice response systems development with VisualBASIC/VisualVoice in the clinical drug trial domain.

VisualBASIC, database and Microsoft Access development and PC support within the insurance domain.

Microsoft Access and Excel development in the legal, information and analytics domain.

Data modeling with Microsoft Access and Microsoft Project in the information technology domain.

Automated parts catalog publication with Paradox for Windows, InfoPublisher and Microsoft Word in the manufacturing domain.

Worked as a member of a four-person user support group to provide computer solutions to a corporation of over 400 employees.

Duties included the installation, configuration, and upgrading of PC hardware and software.

Also helped associates with PC-to-VAX connectivity through the installation and support of DEC Pathworks and SmarTerm.

Worked as a member of a team to develop a system under VMS used to monitor rotating machinery.

Duties included the design, implementation and testing of code written in C with embedded SQL that was used to archive and perform trend analysis on acquired data.

Established a set of environment guidelines and customizations to aid the team in sharing code.

Worked as a member of a team to develop a tracking and control system for engineering drawings.

Duties included the design, implementation and testing of code written in C with embedded SQL under both UNIX and VMS operating systems.

Developed code to automatically generate C code based on user interface specifications stored in an Oracle database.

Applied SQL to perform basic operations on Oracle databases.

Developed in C a user-interface for an urban run-off simulation model.

The model runs under MS-DOS and is used by hydrologists to analyze pollution loadings and to predict the effects of best management practices on minimizing those loadings.

Contributed to a publication of the projectís findings and presented to findings to a conference of two dozen hydrologists.

Ported a Soil Economics model from Pascal on MS-DOS to UNIX C.

The model is used to calculate the best land management techniques taking into account both environmental and economic concerns.

Developed a stream flow assessment model to calculate the extent to which ground water levels would be raised by the diversion of water from Lake Michigan to the suburbs of Chicago.

The model was ported and enhanced from FORTRAN code on a VMS system to C running under MS-DOS.

Developed in Microsoft QuickBASIC an application that produces estimates of long-term streamflow conditions.

The program allows water resource managers to see in detail the potential effects of various water-use practices before they are implemented. Served as the technical writer for two user manuals describing the operation of the application.

Aided in the development of a database of hazardous waste sites in Illinois, used primarily by other government agencies as a repository.

The database was created on UNIX using C and the standard UNIX utilities.

Contributed to a publication detailing the results of the project.