Daniel Mcgarr Email & Phone Number

I am a recent graduate of the University of Western Ontario, with a specialization in Computer Science, with proven analytic and communication skills.During my time at the University of Western Ontario I have honed my skills in Computer Science which includes topics such as Object Oriented Programming, Computer Networking, GIT file management, operating systems and human computer interactions. In the Human Computer interactions course, I have learned about the principles of user experience (UX) design, including user research, prototyping, and usability testing. Other topics explored was how to design interfaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and easy to use, with a focus on creating digital products that meet user needs and expectations. For the Operating systems course, it covers the basic principles of operating systems, including process management, memory management, and file systems. As well, the computer Networks course explored the principles of computer networking, including the architecture and protocols used to transfer data over the internet. furthermore, in the software engineering course it covered the principles of software design and development, including requirements gathering, software architecture, and testing.During my time at Conestoga College, I had further developed technical and analytical skills over several courses taken. In my embedded systems course, I learned how to design, implement and troubleshoot micro-controllers using Assembly language, and C language programming. As well, in my programming courses I have developed a strong understanding of C and C++ while learning about object-oriented programming, arrays, pointers and data structures during in class and laboratory periods. In addition, over the past 6 years I have been a working for Gap Inc. as a Sales Associate. During this time I have been constantly been building my interpersonal communication skills with co-workers and customers.I am currently looking for full time employment in the software development field where I can begin applying the knowledge I have learned during my Undergraduate Career.