CODING

As a student of Syracuse University's School of Information Studies (the "iSchool"), I have become familiar with the fundamentals of HTML/CSS, Java, and T-SQL. But these skills are only one part of the coding process. I am also skilled in creating wireframes, pseudocode, flowcharts, IPO charts, entity-relationship diagrams, and data normalization. 

HTML/CSS

While I do not consider myself a full-fledged web designer, I have some experience coding in HTML and CSS. Above is an image of a web site that I designed and created for a class at the iSchool. I have also used jQuery Javascript to create interactive portions of websites, such as picture carousels and single page navigation with automatic scrolling. My familiarity with these languages allows me to know gauge the time and effort required to complete web design project, and allows me to understand the source code of internet pages. I am able to code simple websites, and I am working to increase my knowledge of CSS and jQuery so that I can create more advanced sites.

Java

java

Above is an example of a customer ordering program that I wrote in Java as part of a class project. The program accepts multiple orders and multiple customers, displays cost per order and total cost for all customers, and calculates whether the order qualifies for a discount and tax based on the customer's state. I also designed the GUI for this program in NetBeans.

T-SQL

T-SQL is a language used to create, modify, and run reports from databases. It is the language used by Microsoft SQL Server, a popular database management system. I am familiar with CRUD (create, read, update, delete) commands as well as many SQL functions (used to run specific queries into the database). I am also experienced with more advanced SQL operations, such as transactions and custom procedures. I have also used PHP to interface with a database through an HTML webpage.