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The following are links to Websites and programs developed by Pinion
Solutions:
- WCTV Online
I am currently employed as the Warren College Television station manager
at UCSD. This is our new station website which I am currently
developing. It uses a mySQL database with PHP and is fully interactive,
allowing students to do things like requesting songs to play on the cable
channel.
- Con-Cure Corporation
I recently developed this site, which provides a good sample of a well
structured, HTML based website with everything from JavaScript and DHTML to
CGI. Howard, who created the original Con-Cure website, also helped to
develop parts of the Con-Cure software.
- 80 Volts
Seat Reservations System
Seat reservations for a concert at Liberty High School were made and
stored in an online database using this front-end website.
- Programming at Warren
This is the website I created using PHP as the web developer for PAW at
UCSD.
- Total Administrative
Services Corporation
I developed and maintained different parts of the TASC website for a number of
years, including the provider website. This provider site consists of a large
CGI database login system.
- Bielich Family Christmas 2000 (coming back soon)
This site was developed for Christmas of 2000 as a supplement to our Christmas
cards. It provides good examples of JavaScript.
- LitStat
This is a program I wrote for a project in math class. I was invited to speak
at a national conference and received an award from the board of education for
my presentation.
- Kisses of the Sun (coming back soon)
Another student and I filmed and edited this music video for a video art
contest in 2003. The video was projected on the screen at Winter Fest at
UCSD and won first place in the contest.
- Channel 10 News (coming back soon)
In my senior year of high school I created, organized, and managed a new
after-school club which put out a bimonthly news broadcast on our educational
access cable channel. We have received lots of recognition and it is now being
offered to students as a class.
- Making the Team: Second Edition (coming back soon)
This was a video project I did with some friends during my junior year of high
school. We won third place in a local film festival.
