Overview::
Four CSULA students and I participated and placed second place in an Interactive Web Development contest, part of Cal Poly Pomona's sixth annual Information Technology Competition (ITC). The Interactive Web Development contest of the ITC 2002 provided a stage for students from various schools to demonstrate their analytical, technical and presentation skills by developing a Web solution to a real world business case. The case itself was written by a business professional that works in the Web industry.

Highlights::

• First time participating in programming contest and placed second place
• Served as team leader
• Organized and recruited team members
• Designed internal structure of the software
• Administered WINNT server, installed application server PHP, and background database MSSQL

Overview::
The assignment was to design a shopping cart for the Enterprise Architecture course CS454 to demonstrate J2EE technology.

Highlights::

• Technology used: Tomcat Apache server, Java Server Pages (JSP), JavaBeans
• Database: MySQL
• Implemented all the business logic in JavaBeans with all the connectivity for the database

Demo::
Create an account, then login.

Overview::
CSULA Computer Science department needed a communication between among current students, alumni and companies. Three students and I set out to gather all the specifications and implement the Web-based system from beginning to end for a period of one year.

Highlights::

• Technology used: Open Source Apache server and PHP
• Database: MSSQL Server
• Gathered initial specifications from the CS Department Chair Dr. Pamula and designed additional specifications to improve security for users
• Implemented the student section of the system
• Redesigned and implemented the survey tool in the administrator's section

Demo::
Login/Pass: Available upon request

Web Service:
http://localhost/ScoringService/ScoringService.asmx
Consumer: http://localhost/ScoringConsumer/WebForm1.aspx
Source for service | Source for consumer

Overview::
The Scoring Web Service has a public interface which allows clients to retrieve the description of the problem, and submit a solution to it. The Web Service will test the solution against several sample inputs and validate the output against the actual results.

Highlights::

• Technology used: Microsoft .NET C# (XML Web Service), VB.NET (Consumer), IIS
• Database: MSSQL Server
• The goal of this service is to automate the scoring process for the programming contest at CSULA

Demo::
Login/Pass: team1/pass1

Overview::
Motivated by the programming contests that I have attended as an undergraduate, a group of CSULA-ACM students and I decided to start a programming competition for local high school and community college students with the CSULA Computer Science department. The first programming contest turned out to be very successful, thus the college of Engineering, Computer Science and Technology made it into an annual event!

Highlights::

• Technology used: Apache server and PHP
• Database: MySQL Server
• Implemented all the functionality of the site including team registration processing script, the judging tools, scoring system, and team feedback scripts