Aero Instruments & Avionics, Inc.

The following portfolio showcases my developments and accomplishments working as an ATE Software Engineer in Aero Instruments & Avionics, Inc:

For more information, please visit my graduate ePortfolio, at "Beyond the Classroom" -> "RADA ATEs"

C#/XAML

WPF allows me to combine the high-level programming power of C#, my most comfortable programming language, and the user-friendly graphical user interface of XAML (BAML in WPF).

The goal of WPF is to separate the interface and the codebehind in a model known as Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM), where the XAML represents the View (what the user sees), a bindable strucure represents the Model (the data), and all the code that interfaces between the two (ViewModel).

I have used WPF extensively in the development of a Test Program Sequence (TPS) editor for Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) to test avionics Units Under Test (UUTs) via Test Unit Adapters (TUAs) - Lots of acronyms in the aero business.

Snapshot of the Test Program Generator for Windows (TPGW) that I wrote in C#.

Snapshot of the Scope Visualizer that I wrote for the Test Executor for Window (TEW) in C#.

Visual Studio and Visual Studio Blend provide powerful tools for editing the graphical user interface and binding properties to create friendly, responsive behavior.

                string s = "C++ is the best!";
                s.Replace("++","#");
                System.Console.WriteLine(s);