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Portfolio

Here are some of the projects in Web Development we have developed.

Below are the projects I worked on as a student web developer.
Coverted Bear Talk E-Newsletter
- PDF to XHTML/CSS version
- Wrote a ASP.NET web page with C# and MS SQL to send to over 1,000 receipients

Converted "Where the Wilson Meets the James"
- Multiple PDF's to XHTML/CSS web pages
- Dynamic image gallery with Javascript
- <Live link>
Converted HighEdWeb newsletter (April 2008)
- PDF to XHTML/CSS
- Wrote an ASP.NET web page with C# to send to a listserv

The website that I worked on from March 2004-January 2008
Responsibilities included:
- Creation, modification and support for all OTC related web pages
- Support of our Content Management System (CMS) as well as training Contribute users how to publish their content
- Work with various academic areas to help promote effective branding, marketing and recruitment efforts for our website
Technologies used within website:
- Flash
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- aspx
- MySQL databases
<Live link>

Created, prototyped and released a new web based recruitment application for Ozarks Technical Community College to provide students, faculty, staff and the community information about academic programs and services they offer.
The application provides a clean visual look, and consistent, easy to use navigation.
We (the committee) helped academic program faculty develop content and pictures for 34 programs, as well as service areas offered, such as Academic Achievement Center, Disability Support Services, etc.
The project from concept to finish was completed in roughly a year.
Technologies used were:
- Flash
- XML
- Photoshop
- Final Cut Pro

Created and programmed web-based class schedules
Objectives were:
- Allow the web schedules to be updated every five minutes without web personnel interaction
- aspx was used to read a tab-delimited text file that was exported from the IBM
- The script checks for class availability and lab components and highlights the row with appropropriate colors
< Live link>

Researched and integrated new event calendar management system using aspx & MySQL database
Allows for:
- Multiple administrators
- Events can be shared by multiple categories
- Pubilc event submission
- Search event capability
- Mobile calendar for PDA or cell phones
<Live link>

Researched and integrated new search engine using aspx
Allows for:
- Advanced customization integration
- Highlighting search term results
- Automatic scheduling for indexing of website in online mode
- Raw log files which can be exported to HTML to view top search results
<Live link>

Coordinated with other IT areas to customize and integrate new Password (PASS) Self Service System
Customized the original interface to coordinate with current college guidelines
<Live link>

This was a website created for a class assignment for MED 390 (Mass Media) at Missouri State University, Spring ' 07
Class objectives were to create a website with the following requirements:
- Creating a layout in Fireworks or Photoshop
- Slicing the layout into specific graphical elements
- HTML to code the structure
- CSS to control the layout and presentational elements
- Navigational elements which included JavaScript. If JavaScript was disabled, navigational elements should still be usable
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Developed their web site to help promote their online presence.
Main focus was to provide clear, clean and consistent information in user friendly navigation.
Consulted with Web Committee on content management and provided them with Macromedia Contribute training.
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Developed dynamic backend administration for their member profiles using ASP.NET and Microsoft Access 2003, which cut maintenance from 500 html files to one aspx file & database.
Published new information to the new design.
Consulted with Web Committee on practices of content management and managing their database.
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*-Currently, I do not work on these sites full time or part time, they are presented for experience and portfolio purposes.

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