This is primarily a portfolio of my work.
Northrop Grumman
On June 26, 2009, I was hired as a leased employee by Volt Technical Resources for Northrop Grumman, where I work as a database administrator II. I am also the webmaster in my division, O57, Supply Control Management. Most of my job involves modifying and running Cognos 7 reports and then importing them into an Access application. From there, I use T-SQL and VBA to automate tasks that material manages use to analyze material process flow.
As a webmaster there, I have rebuilt our division's entire web site. I changed the style using an external style sheet, and eliminated all of the tables which were much over used in the orginal site.
Hampton University
From June 1, 2007 until June 25, 2009 I was employed at Hampton University as their Web applications developer where I mostly used ColdFusion with the Mach-II MVC framework and PHP, which ran on top of a MySQL database.
My largest project was a content management systems (CMS) for the staff, which we called the "Web Portal". This allowed them to add, delete, and update various parts of the site using HTML forms. Since much of what I did was "behind the scenes", only the university's employees have access to it and much of it is not viewable by the public.
The output of my several of my projects can be seen on the site by clicking the links below:
Latest News
About halfway down on the home page, you'll see LATEST NEWS. If you click on that title, or click here, you will see older news items. These are submitted by staff members at the University by first logging on to a web application and then filling out a form. A small text editor is used that automatically converts the formatting into HTML for display on the page (WYSIWYG). The news items are dated and stored in a database for future reference.
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Campus Tours
http://www.hamptonu.edu/studentservices/admissions/tour/calendar.cfm
You can click on one of the calendar dates and fill out and submit the next form, but please don't submit the form after that unless you actually want to schedule a tour of the University!
The information from the first and second forms are stored on a database. The reason for this is as follows: if the number of people in your party (the number attending) is greater than the remaining seats, or is too large for the selected tour, an error message will appear, asking you to select another date. This way, the user doesn't have to fill out the next form until they select the proper tour, or one with enough remaining seats.
Donation
http://www.hamptonu.edu/donate/
Click on any of the "More Information" links at the bottom of each image. The donation pages are credit card enabled. I created the form and the connection to the company that handles the transactions. The information is stored on a flat file log and an email verification is sent to the User. You are most certainly welcome to make a donation if you like!
