My Projects
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Project Lighthouse
Lead Backend Developer
Academic
GitHubA personal safety application and hub created for a Software Engineering capstone project. It was a team-based, full semester project designed from the ground up from client requirements elicited over the course of the semester. It touched upon most aspects of the Software Engineering Life Cycle and required documentation at all stages, which had to be signed off by two Software Engineering professors. The product utilized an SQL database for data persistence and utilized Amazon Web Services for PaaS content delivery and services such as Amazon SNS. The product consisted of a NodeJS backend (utilizing the Express framework), and an iOS application written with Swift.
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Legible Accounting
Project Lead
Academic
GitHubA double-entry accounting web application created for a senior-level Software Engineering course. It was a team-based, full semester project, developed through an Agile SCRUM process that touched upon most aspects of the Software Development Life Cycle. Initial project requirements were provided at the beginning of the semester, which were clarified, expanded upon, and revised through weekly requirements elicitation sessions with the professor. Documentation was required at all stages of the project, and bi-weekly progress reports and class presentations were required. The product utilized an SQL database for data persistence and an Apache web server for content delivery, and was written with a Python REST backend (utilizing the Django Framework), and a JavaScript SPA frontend (utilizing the React library). The web application was deployed to a DigitalOcean VPS at the end of the semester.
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Project Jello
Project Lead
Academic
GitHubA project management web application created for a junior-level Software Engineering course. It was a team-based project that touched upon several aspects of the Software Development Life Cycle, with a focus on overall project management. The product was written with a PHP backend, and a JavaScript SPA frontend that utilized the React library.
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Library Application
Lead Backend/Database Developer
Academic
GitHubA website simulating a library's online presence, created for a introductory Software Engineering course. It was a team-based project that lightly touched upon many aspects of the Software Development life cycle. Documentation was written and delivered for several phases of the project life cycle. The website utilized a MySQL database, an Apache web server for content delivery, and was written with Python (utilizing the Django Framework).
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Business Auction
Academic
GitHubAn auctioning website created for a Database Systems course. The focus of the project was on proper database design and interaction. It utilized an MS-SQL database, with an ASP.NET WebForms application serving the web pages. JavaScript was used minimally where dynamic client side functionality was needed.
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Walkntrade
Frontend Developer, Assistant Backend Developer
Volunteering
GitHubA website that provided a per-school catalog of items that users of the system could buy, sell, and trade. The website also had a messaging system for communication between users, and an Android application built on a second-generation API focused on JSON delivery. It was a team project developed by friends of mine that I volunteered to help with. The project was a learning experience with regards to marketing, acceptance testing, and working with a multi-faceted team. It utilized a MySQL database, with a backend written in PHP, and JavaScript frontend code providing dynamic content and interactions. Personally, I spearheaded a mobile version of the website HTML and CSS, with a custom SPA JavaScript frontend built utilizing the second-generation JSON API's developed by the project's lead backend developer (with some API work occasionally done by me).
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Itinerary
Personal
GitHubA client side web application written in AngularJS. It allows the user to configure events that occur on one or more days of the week and see the resulting schedule of the week. It was developed to rapidly test potential class schedules without actually signing up for classes.