Tuesday, December 8, 2015

Tác giả

Đôi điều về tôi
Birthday: September 20
Address: Vietnam
Personal email: ntdan@live.com
Gender: Male
Location: Viet Nam
Occupation: Can Tho
More : Lecturer of Can Tho University
Interests: Computer; Travel; sport
Job title: Lecturer
Sở thích: Trao đổi kiến thức với mọi người, cafe một mình (enjoy coffee –> just alone). Mục tiêu: Hoàn thiện bản thần và cải thiện môi trường sống. Triết lý sống: Cuộc sống thật công bằng.


Experiment

Aptech Faculty and Lecturer of Infomation Technilogy and MultiMedia – Can Tho University from 2009 until now

  • .Net Technics: c#, asp.net, asp.net MVC, winform app.
  • Database: SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle.
  • Java: java language, jsp, ejb, struts, JSF, Android.
  • Network: MCITP
  • Cloud computing
  • PHP: ecommerce website – development trainer
  • Mobile Application Development (Android platform)
Lecturer of Đồng Tháp University – Vietnam (2006)
ECG data format translator – Desktop App – Coding (JP)
Hopital Information System – Desktop App – Design, Coding (4 start – Vinasa) (VN)
Human Resource Management – Desktop App – Design, Coding, Leader (VN)

Publish

Simulating flooding situation in Mekong Delta region by the influence of rainfall – 16th National IT Conference – Duy Tan University – VietNam(2013)

Graduated


  1. Master (Data mining) – 2013 – Nantes PolyTech University.
  2. Bachelor – 1999 to 2004  – Can Tho University.

    Training


    1. Android app development certificate
    2. Chứng chỉ nghiệp vụ sử phạm – Can Tho University(2011)
    3. Triết học – Can Tho University(2011)
    4. Vietnam – Japan bridge engineer – Yokohama Japanese (2009)
    5. Linux – Khoa công nghệ thông tin ĐHCT (2006)

      MICROSOFT CERTIFICATIONS:

      • MICROSOFT CERTIFICATION EXAMS COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY:
      • 640 TS:Windows Server 2008 Active Directory, Configuring August 06, 2010
      • 536 TS: Microsoft .NET Framework – Application Development Foundation January 09, 2009
      • 526 TS: Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0 – Windows®-based Client Development September 26, 2008

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