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| Education | |||
| Qualifications: MSc. Computer Science, Birkbeck College, University of London. (Dissertation: Combining Experiential and Deep Knowledge in Hybrid Expert Systems) BA (Hons) Sociology in the School of Social Sciences, University of Sussex. City & Guilds Level 3 Programming and coding in 'C' 3 A Levels 8 O Levels |
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| Training | |||
| Courses attended: Introduction to Pascal Programming, Birkbeck College (summer school), University of London. C Programming and Systems Analysis, MicroTech Computer Training. 'Serving the City - An Introduction to Financial Markets', Lywood David International. Introduction to AVID & Film Editing, The LUX Centre for Film, Video and Digital Arts. |
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| Lecture presented: Beyond Fundamentals - Technical Analysis and Real-time Trading, University of Brighton (presented to 2nd year Economics undergraduates, April 1997). Software: Whilst the number of packages and applications I've used over the last decade or more are simply too numerous to list, I think it fair to say that I am familiar (usually at an advanced level) with most major commercial applications, including Microsoft's Word, Excel, PowerPoint, FrontPage, Project, and Visio, Macromedia's Dreamweaver and Flash, Adobe's Photoshop, Illustrator, GoLive, and LiveMotion, and many more. I am very comfortable with various Windows OS's (for which I have, at times, been required to offer technical support and troubleshooting services), and a fairly competent Mac user. However, I have probably forgotten what little UNIX knowledge I once possessed (although it must be lodged somewhere within the deep recesses of my memory). Additionally, I am acquainted with the basic architecture and front-office applications of a number of trading/market data distrubution systems, and with most major charting/technical analysis packages. |
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