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I have a BS in computer science and am working towards a Masters degree.
I have experience in Core Java, good background in Java swing/gui, some experience with JNI, Java reflection. knowledge of Java bytecode and annotations. Basics in c++ and c#
BS in Computer Science at Central Washington University
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