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          | SUMMARY: | Mr. Saoudi has over 8 years of experience in    the training industry with expertise in the areas of development, analysis,    testing and support. He is a team lead, with specific expertise in the analysis    and development of interactive DVD-ROMs and Distance Learning (DL) courses. Mr.    Saoudi is also familiar with numerous multimedia software applications    including MS-DirectX, Dreamweaver, Director, and Flash. |  
          | EDUCATION: | M.A., Computer Art/Graphics, Computer Programming,    1998
 B.S., Computer Art/Graphics, Computer Programming, Old Dominion     University, 1996
 
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          | WORK EXPERIENCE: Team Lead | CACI   2004 -    Present  U.S. Army Cadet Command Junior ROTC Curriculum Development
 LET Curriculum Development, develops    Games for JROTC, stand alone products as well as online using Adobe Director    and Flash. Interfaces Adobe Director Games with e-instruction's CPS system    hardware using COM port communication. Programs and interfaces design of a    multimedia browser and presentation application to support JROTC LET    Curriculum, a DVD-ROM application that supports both LET Core and Non Core    courses. Development is done in Adobe Director and MS ActiveX components.    Make patches to update the media on the LET and CORE DVDs to keep the    information in the lessons current.     Programs a File type setup utility to test and set up how MS-Windows    handle/execute file types. Video Editing and conversion. |  
          | Lead Programmer | U.S. Army Cadet CommandJunior ROTC Distance Learning
 Updated all JROTC Flash ActionScript/ASP exams and    certificates.Support instructors, with their technical issues.
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          | Prototype    Developer | CASCOM - U.S. Army Combined Arms Support    Command
 Developed HTML/Flash    interface template components, content and SCORM support.
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          | Lead Programmer | DTMO - Defense    Travel Management Developed HTML/Flash/ASP    interface templates and assessments.  |  
          | Lead Programmer | AFOSI - Air Force Office of Special    Investigations
 Developed Flash interface template to navigate through the course.
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          | Lead Programmer | ADCS - Automated Data Capture System
 Re-edited programming interface CD - Adobe Director.
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          | Prototype    Developer | US Marine Corps Semper Fit Course
 Programmed a Personal Action Strategy tracking application for the Semper Fit    Course - Adobe Flash / Java Script / SCORM.
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          | Prototype    Developer | JPMO DL - Joint Program    Management Office Distance Learning
 Interfaced design, and programmed online quizzes - Adobe Flash & Dreamweaver    / ASP / SCORM.
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          | Prototype    Developer | CASCOM DL - Combined Arms    Support Command Distance Learning
 Programmed an interface to help users navigate through lessons while keeping    track of their progression through the LMS using Flash and SCORM.
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          | Lead Programmer | US ARMY    Cadet Command ROTC SOCC DL. - School     of Cadet Command Distance    Learning
 Adapted the JROTC multimedia browser for the needs of ROTC (used in History    and Heritage Interactive Multimedia Instructions.) Maintained and updated the    ROTC interface to the client requirements. Programmed a Journal entry utility    - Adobe Director & Flash / Java Script.
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          | Lead Programmer | Applications and utilities    used by both ROTC and JROTC. 
 Programmed an online testing application - Adobe Flash / ASP / SCORM.    Programmed an online survey application - Adobe Flash / ASP. Programmed an    online certificate issuing utility - Adobe Flash. Provided Lingo, ActionScript,    and Visual Basic programming support to team members.
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          | PREVIOUS WORK    EXPERIENCE: Instructional    Technology Specialist  | Old Dominion University    Norfolk, VAInstructional Technology Specialist at    the Center for Learning Technologies
 2002-2004
 Instructional technology support -    provided instructional technology support. Worked with and took direction    from senior instructional designers regarding the development and production    of instructional materials, courseware product, learning tools, and    technologies. Familiar with and practice standard instructional design    strategies. Customized administrative and generic technologies to client    and/or project-defined learning needs and objectives. Worked as part of a    larger project team; worked as technical lead on the development of learning    tools. Developed materials and modules based on a defined instructional    strategy. Interpreted design strategies and translated learning objectives in    to learning product. Provided first-line support to instructors as they    developed content for course materials or course products.  Learning Technology Evaluation and    Development - Worked in a variety of technologies and technical learning    environments, both synchronous and asynchronous. Worked with a variety of    instructional models, including traditional distance learning, online,    television-delivery based, blended, and computer assisted courses. Based on    the learning objectives and design plan, evaluated the appropriateness of the    learning and infrastructure technologies to meet objectives. Proposed tools,    technical and development strategies, as well as administrative technologies    appropriate to the endeavor. Offered guidance and practical ideas. Assisted    with creative troubleshooting. Worked with other service units, such as    Office Of Computing And Communications Services, Distance Learning, and the    Library to ensure project success.  Communication with other related to service    units - acted as a "translator," regarding the instructional    technology issues and needs to service units not consistently involved with    instructional project activities. Worked with new media, media, technology,    and technically oriented service units to ensure they understand a variety of    requirements related to the development, deployment, scalability, training,    use, and ongoing maintenance related to the technical requirements of    courseware development and use. Wrote up explanatory materials, including job    aids, both for the instructor/user and for the technical service support    units on the use of learning tools and technologies. Works closely with    Office Of Computing And Communications Services to ensure help materials and    websites were user-friendly.  Training - participated in the Center’s    training programs. Offered formal, informal, and customized training, with a    focus on training in specialized software applications, tools, and    technologies. Developed workshops, seminars, brown bags, panels, and other    forums for faculty. Developed online and computer-assisted training modules.  Worked with students - provided guidance    and training for student assistants assigned to specific projects. Training    of students can involve teaching them simple tasks such as how to build    websites, or more complex tasks involving working with software programs,    using sophisticated graphics packages, creating animations and simulations.  Special projects - Worked on other    projects, committees, initiatives, and activities, as assigned by the    supervisor. These projects can be internal to Center For Learning    Technologies, or external and part of a university initiative.  |  
          | Interactive    Media Adjunct Faculty  | Old Dominion University    Norfolk, VA1999-2002
 Multimedia instructor / Information    Technology Specialist at the Visual Arts Department. Video Streaming supervisor at the TELETECHNET,    distance learning center.
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          | Multimedia    and Web consultant | DuPont Computers Inc. Washington, DC1999
 Integrated a new Visual Basic, Arabic    text editor with Flash, Director, PhotoShop, and 3D Studio MAX Web, Shockwave    development, PC and LAN support  |  
          | Multimedia    and Lingo Teaching Assistant | Savannah College of Arts    and Design Savannah, GA1997-1998
 Assisted graduate students in the technical    side of their final projects. Game Design and code prototype exhibited at    Living and Learning , sigKIDS, Siggraph 98. Ported a game, made by Epic Mega    Games, to Win95 and Mac as a part of a graduate project in game development.  |  
          | AutoCAD    Lab Technician | Old Dominion University    Norfolk, VA1995-1996
 Assisted    undergraduate students in their first AutoCAD class and oversaw the lab. 
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          | Programmer | Americomm Norfolk, VA 1995-1996
 3D    Modeling and Animation. Programmed an interactive promotional kiosk.  |  
          | Computer    Graphics and Animation Teaching Assistant  | Old Dominion University    Norfolk, VA1993-1994
 Helped    students get their animation on video. LAN administrator and Web Master. |  
          | Computer    Graphics Teaching Assistant  | Monmouth University Monmouth, NJ1991-1992
 Video    editing and image processing on TARGA editing suite. |  
          | TECHNICAL    EXPERIENCE: | Internet Explorer,    Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Project, Microsoft Word,    Microsoft SQL Server, Lotus Notes, Dark Basic, Blitz 3D, Multimedia Fusion    Developer 2, Visual Basic, Sound Forge, Torque, IPX/SPX, TCP/IP, Windows XP    Professional, Adobe Premier, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Acrobat, Captivate, Photoshop,    Fireworks, Dreamweaver,  Flash, and    Director. |  
          | FOREIGN LANGUAGES | Arabic |  
          | ADDITIONAL TRAINING | 3D STUDIO MAX |    
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