Welcome to my portfolio! This simple html document is but a mere tool used to organize the various samples of my work, which ranges from bare bone basics, to mastery. Ok, I haven't "mastered" anything, but it sometimes seems like it.
Clicking one of the above links will load a specific page/folder into this hidden iframe. This way the navigation can be mantained without having to add a "back" button to each page.
What is there to say? I enjoy computer programming and seek means of sharing that enthusiasm with the online world.
Here is some contact info:
In the Fall of 2008, I recently took a course on Flash. These are the fruits of my labor. Enjoy browsing through them!
Click this link to open the Flash portfolio in a new window.
Likewise, you can click the link at the top of the page to maintain the navigation.
After about 4 or 5 programming classes that use C++, I would consider myself to be a very knowledgable fellow on C++. Therefore, it was hard picking out samples to choose from. Since I do not have a webpage interface built for this yet, I will just supply the link to the folder where actual code is stored.
I finally settled on two different projects. The one labeled "The Bucket List" is my latest example, using elements from the STL (Standard Template Library). The other is TicTacToe. I included it as an example of my work amist a team effort.
Click this link to open the C++ folder in a new window.
Likewise, you can click the link at the top of the page to maintain the navigation.
My Experience with ASP is limited to one "Hello World" introductionary lesson. If you are viewing this page from a CD, or other similar device, then unfortunatly the sample that I supplied won't work. Therefore, I can only provide the link to the folder, and hope that you have something like Visual Web Developer to run it.
Click this link to open the ASP folder in a new window.
Likewise, you can click the link at the top of the page to maintain the navigation.
I have had more experience with PHP than ASP, as far as writing in the code goes. Also, in connection to PHP, the work sample that I am providing also has MySQL commands in it. But, like ASP, the commands won't work in an off-line environment, unless you have the propper tools to run it.
I would provide a working link of it online, but my only copy is behind a firewall. You can still view what I have, but just be aware that any and all MySQL commands will not work, giving error messages instead of a finished product.
Click this link to open the Sermons webpage in a new window.
Likewise, you can click the link at the top of the page to maintain the navigation.Also check out my login page that I wrote!
I have also taken a course in Visual Basic. However, we worked in a GUI (Graphic User Interface) environment, which meant that most of the hard code was written for you.
The sample that I have provided was a group project. Each group was composed of 2 people each. I was in charge of everything GUI-related, and my partner was in charge of everything database-related. I'm not sure if the program will run without the Visual Basic 2008 Express edition (or a similar edition), but you can click on this link to run the program anyways.
Click this link to open the Visual Basic folder in a new window.
Likewise, you can click the link at the top of the page to maintain the navigation.