Sarah Dutkiewicz has worn many hats in the past decade - including technical support
tech, technical support manager, database administrator, system administrator, programmer,
report writer, editor, and now developer. She graduated in 2002 with her Bachelor
of Science in Computer Science and Engineering Technology from the University of
Toledo, Toledo, Ohio. When she isn't working on database-driven websites, she's
reading up on the latest technologies and networking with other developers.
While working in the technical support realm, Sarah was introduced to Martin Hebrank,
a system administrator who worked down the hall from her. After spending a lot of
time chatting, they somehow came up with the term geekette. Since Sarah loves programming
so much, she added "coding" before it to qualify just what kind of geekette she
is. And yes, you can call her a geek and she won't be offended. She's 100% girl
geek and proud of it!
- User Interface Design
- User-Centric Development
- Database-driven Websites
- DLR Languages
- Sociological Factors in Computing
- 2009
- "Pumping Iron into Python: Intro to FePy" Sarah Dutkiewicz.
CodeMash. Sandusky, OH, January 2009
- 2008
- "XAML Basics" Sarah Dutkiewicz. Cleveland Silverlight Firestarter. Cleveland, OH,
November 2008
- "Behold the Power of Python" Sarah Dutkiewicz. Software Freedom Day - Cleveland.
Cleveland, OH, October 2008
- "Intro to the New Data Types in SQL 2008" Sarah Dutkiewicz. Ann Arbor Day of .NET.
Ann Arbor, MI, October 2008
- "Intro to the New Data Types in SQL 2008" Sarah Dutkiewicz. Ohio North SQL SIG Meeting.
Cleveland, OH, September 2008
- "Intro to the IronPython Flying Circus" Sarah Dutkiewicz. Cleveland Day of .NET.
Cleveland, OH, May 2008
- 1999
- "Squeak" Sarah Kahl. Toledo Area Linux Users Group, Toledo, OH, December 1999
- "Java Implementation of the Vending Machine Problem" Jason Bechtel, Sarah Kahl,
& Emilie Paddock. OOPSLA '99, Denver, CO, November 1999
- "SAMBA w/SWAT" Sarah Kahl & Kevin Otte. Toledo Area Linux Users Group, Toledo, OH,
April 1999