This is a brief list of the titles I've worked on. I will add more description shortly.
THQ Big League Home Run Challenge
Tecmo Bomber Jack
These are some of the projects I complete in college. The code is a bit dated and doesn't accurately reflect my current coding abilities.
Bowling Project
I managed a team of five to create a
bowling team tracking system. The data was held on an Oracle server
and was accesses remotely using a ColdFusion front end. After logging
into the system, the user could view several apsects of the bowling
database such as displaying statistics for an individual bowler,
displaying total pins for each team, displaying team standings,
displaying schedule for a given week, and generating an end-of-season
report.
The project specifications can be found at Bowling2.htm
Grade Report Project
The Grade Report Project simulated
a grade system hosted on an Oracle database. The client was written
in Java with a Swing GUI to access the server using JDBC and input
and retrieve data from the server.
The project can specifications
can be on p1.doc
with the .class files available in p1.jar.
Access to the server will only be available until June, 2004.
Custom Database System
I created a simple DBMS system
from scratch. The DBMS allowed for creation of tables from which the
user could insert, update, delete and select from the table. Full
specifications can be found at p2.doc
with the executable being db.zip.
The program still has some memory leaks, but the output of running a
test script on the application is test1Out.txt
Address Book Program
Guiding a team of three, we created
a program that holds an addressbook on a server system, storing the
data in a .txt file based on the user login. The systems would
communicate with each other via sockets. The program was implemented
using Java and has a Swing GUI interface.
The project
specifications can be found at cs158b_project1.html.
The class files can be found in Server.jar
and Connect.jar.
MIB Browser
Leading a team of three developers, we
created a MIB Browser that allows users to look up objects defined in
MIB-II. The program supported more than three MIB-II groups and
navigated through an intuitive GUI browser developed with Swing. The
project specifications can be found on cs158b_project2.html.
The class files can be found in MIBBrowser.jar