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Software Engineering Intern
Intranet Development with ASP, ODBC,
Access, HTML, CSS, JavaScript,
and IIS 4.
(Summer 1998 - Fall 1998; ~
4 months) |
Performance:
"Outstanding"
On
my final review at the end of my G.E. summer
internship, my manager ranked my performance as an overall
"outstanding."
Duties:
- Determining project requirements
- Formulating and presenting potential solutions
- Following design regulations (formal
documentation of requirements, design specification, testing plans, etc.)
- Project development:
- ASP development, complete with
VBScript and ODBC using SQL
- Site layout (color schemes, menu
options, etc.)
- Database design
- Hand-coded ASP and HTML done in Notepad and
FrontPage 97
- JavaScript programming
- Project testing
- Progress reporting
- Attending G.E. training events
Programming
Environments:
- Internet Information Server for NT
Server
- Microsoft PWS for development
- Microsoft Access 97
- FrontPage 97 for Windows 95
Programming Languages:
- Visual Basic (VBScript in ASP's)
- JavaScript
- Structured Query Language (SQL)
- Hand-coded HTML
Projects:
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Simulator Scheduling Intranet Application: This
was the main project for which I was hired. The locomotive simulation group
needed a scheduling system to organize usage of its test equiment. Users could
register an account, then have access to the list of simulators. They could
reserve blocks of time on particular systems. All reservations were logged, and
could only be overridden by the sim team's administrator. An automated
communication system was designed which sent e-mail notifications, and allowed
persons to send a request to another user to reschedule their time blocks.
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Formal Technical Review Application: This
was a system for the Software Engineering Process Group (quality control
department). Its purpose was to record the events of formal technical reviews in
order to better track design issues, bugs, solutions, and various other data.
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| Customer
Quote |
"The cost to have Kevin develop our website was
much less than we expected, and we are very satisfied with the quality
of our site. We have received positive comments from many people,
including some of our competitors. Kevin made what seemed like an
insurmountable task very easy for us, and we could certainly recommend
him without question."
Gary
R. Turner, CIC, CPIA
Turner Insurance Agency, Inc
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