Andrew Seltzman
gtg135q@mail.gatech.edu
University:
Box 334320 Georgia Tech Station
Atlanta, Georgia 30332
404-206-1681
Permanent:
4604 Hiddenbrook Dr.
Raleigh, North Carolina 27609
919-876-6556
 Education
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia
Bachelor of Science in Physics, expected May 2008
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, expected May 2008
Southeast Raleigh High School, Raleigh, North Carolina
High School Diploma, June 2003
Advanced placement courses in science and math.
 Course list
 Physics Courses
PHYS 4321 Advanced Lab I
PHYS 3143 Quantum Mechanics I
PHYS 3141 Thermodynamics
PHYS 3123 Electrodynamics
PHYS 3122 Electro & Magnetostatics
PHYS 3201 Classical Mechanics I
PHYS 2213 Intro to Modern Physics
PHYS 2232 Honors Physics II
 Electrical Engineering Courses
ECE 3041
Instrument& Circuits Lab
ECE 3040
Microelectronic Circuits
ECE 2040
Circuit Analysis
ECE 2031
Digital Design Lab
ECE 2030
Intro to Computer Engr
ECE 2025
Intro-Signal Processing
ME 3720
Intro-Fluid&Thermal Engr
CS 1322
Object Oriented Prog
CS
1321 Intro to Computing
(Passive analog filter design, measurement techniques)
(Theory of BJT / MOSFET transistor, transistor circuits)
(Resistive / capacitive / inductive network analysis)
(Digital logic application, digital circuit construction)
(Digital logic theory)
(Digital signal processing, digital filters)
(Thermodynamic applications, heat transfer)
(Java, object orientated programming)
(programming fundamentals)
 Skills
Software
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General
Microsoft Office
Dreamweaver
Adobe Photoshop
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Computational
Matlab 5
MathCAD
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Data Acquisition
WinDaq
Basic VEE skills
Basic LabVIEW skills
Basic BenchLink skills
Basic Intuilink skills
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Circuit Design /
Simulation
MAX+plus II
Orcad PSPICE
LogicWorks
Programming
Electrical
Mechanical
VHDL (logic gate Standard test equipment Standard hand
level synthesis)
tools
Soldering
Assembly
Circuit troubleshooting 2 Axis CNC mill
Java (object
Oscilloscope: digital and
oriented language) analog
Scheme (list
Logic analyzer
language)
Function generator
PBasic (procedural
Agilent Software / GPIB
language)
interface
GCode
Lathe
Drill Press
Bandsaw
Basic TIG skills
 Research Experience
 Research Assistant, July 2002 – January 2003
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina
Assisted with the production of Lithium-Hectorite gel electrolytes for the development of near unity
transference lithium cells.
 Teaching Experience
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Teaching Assistant: Digital design lab. Fall 2004, Spring 2005
Electronics Team Leader: GT Robojackets, FIRST division. Spring 2005
Lecturer: Electronics and Control Systems for FIRST: GT Robojackets technical education
session, FIRST division. Fall 2005
Electronics Team Member: GT Robojackets, FIRST division. Spring 2004
 Activities
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Website: http://www.rtftechnologies.org/
Society of Physics Students: Member
Robojackets: Georgia Institute of Technology robotics organization; FIRST mentorship division.
IEEE: Member.