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∂18-MAY-76  1219	BPM  
Here is Ken's resume  in case you're interested.  You  can also reach
him by ARPAnet mail as KLH@MIT-AI.  --Brian



		Resume--  Kenneth L. Harrenstien


22 Magazine St. #6		work:	Rm 938, 545 Tech Sq.
Cambridge, MA 02139			Cambridge, MA 02139
(617) 547-0265				(617) 253-6765


single		6'0"		170 lbs.	exc. health


Professional	Computer applications, particularly in the areas of
Interest	man-machine interaction, artificial intelligence, and aerospace.


Education	   MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY	CAMBRIDGE, MA
		Candidate for Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering,
		May, 1976.  Concentration in computer science (systems, structure)
		and psychology (linguistics, cognition).
		Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Sigma Xi.


Experience	   MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY	CAMBRIDGE, MA
1973-Present    Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.  Work on the A.I. PDP-6/10
		installation doing various system programming and software
		maintenance tasks.  Some emphasis on real-time graphics; more 
		on programs interacting with other installations on the ARPA
		computer network.  Last two summers spent here.
Summer 1974     Designed and implemented general purpose inter-site user message
		facility.
Summer 1973     Developed system user data base with programs to access and update.

		   COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY			FT COLLINS, CO
Summer 1972     Computer Center.  Worked with staff systems programmer on routines to
		test magnetic tape hardware/software, for export to other CDC
		installations.

		   UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII				HONOLULU, HI
Summer 1971     Developed a Gomoku-playing program and monitor for
		use by a professor's programming classes.
Summer 1970     Library researcher for Engineering Dept. on alternative energy
		sources for Hawaii.


Background	Born in Kansas; raised in Ames, Iowa, Tucson, Arizona, and
& Interests	Honolulu, Hawaii.  Lost hearing at age 5, but speechread adequately.
		Like outdoors; hockey player, archer, S/F fan, computer gamester;
		long romance with Aero/Astro fields.


Short run-through:

	My language background covers primarily Fortran, PL/1, and Lisp,
with one or two minors.  I've done assembler programming for the
IBM 1130 (2 yrs), 360 (enough), and PDP-10 (past 2.5).
At MIT my relevant courses covered matters of operating systems,
computation structures, systems programming, modelling, etc. with
some digital hardware lab experience.


Current state:

	For the past two years I have worked for variously
fun, money, or academic credit at the M.I.T. Artificial
Intelligence Lab;  my main supervised project has been
the development of a sophisticated mail system which handles
local and ARPA network messages.  In the course of
pusrsuing my interests I have become quite familiar
with the network, its user/server programs, and their associated
protocols.  Apart from that, I have played a fair amount with
graphics, particularly real-time.


			References

(professional)
Joan Tyson	Comp. Center, CSU, Ft. Collins, CO	(303)-491-5133
Thomas Knight	MIT AI Lab, 545 Tech Sq, Cambridge, MA	(617)-253-6765
Berthold Horn	MIT AI Lab, 545 Tech Sq, Cambridge, MA	(617)-253-6218
Brian Harvey	Stanford AI Lab, S.U., Stanford,CA	(415)-497-2462

(personal)
E.P. Goldenberg	MIT LOGO Lab, 545 Tech Sq, Camb, MA	(617)-253-6213
E. Feinler	Aug. Res. Cen., SRI, Menlo Park, CA	(415)-326-6200

∂18-MAY-76  1353	BPM  
Cordell says you are looking for programmers.  Ken is a friend of mine
who wants to work out here this summer or permanently, eventually getting a
Masters at Stanford.  Thought you might be interested.