Career Pathways site

SRJC Web Development Program
Final Presentations Fall 2000

URL: http://www.sonic.net/~arlee/cpathways/

Client: Career Pathways

Web Site Development Team

Project Manager Mary McKee

Designer Robin White

Programmer Hon Chung

Content Developer Robin White
Mary McKee

Mary McKee: marymac@saber.net, (707) 664-1513

Employment Objective: To work in partnership with two fellow web developers in the creation of successful multimedia websites, training, and educational materials for large companies, small businesses, and individuals.

Skills: I have a M.S. in Industrial Safety/Hygiene and broad experience in industry as an engineering project manager, team leader, and technical writer. Web Design, Photoshop, and Adobe Applications Specialist Certificates. Proficient in HTML, Flash (advanced action scripting), Dreamweaver, ImageReady, Fireworks, Swift, Macromedia's Director, QuickTime Pro, Photoshop, Painter, Illustrator, Pagemaker, SQL, FileMaker Pro, and Microsoft Office applicatons. Cross platform skills.

Courses: Beginning through advanced Photoshop, Web Page HTML A/B, Web Graphics A/B, Principles of Screen Design, Business of Web Design, Electronic Portfolio, Illustrator A/B, Pagemaker, Telecommunications, Flash, ImageReady, Fractal Design Painter, SQL, FileMaker Pro, Computer Graphics Concepts, Director, Multimedia Design, Art 18.1 (Photoshop, Painter focused).

Project Role: As Project Manager, I coordinated team members, assignments, and client/production meetings; prepared the production web site, team reports, and client materials (contract, deliverables, production standards,timelines, etc.); provided client Dreamweaver training; developed content for the team page, manual, and Pathways' calendar page.

What I learned from the project: The most rewarding aspect of working on any project is working in close conjunction with an enthusiastic client to help achieve the client's website objectives. Listening to the needs of the client, respect for fellow teammates and their skills, close communication/coordination, and a common understanding of the goals are paramount for a successful conclusion. It's always a bonus if you can have a little fun along the way!

Hon Chung: hon_chung@hotmail.com, 707-763-0769

Employment Objective: Become a Web programmer. Want to take part in projects or take up small projects to get started.

Skills: HTML, JavaScript, Perl, C/C++, SQL, Access, COBOL, FoxPro, dBase, Clipper, MS Windows, MS DOS, UNIX/Linux, MS Office.

Courses: Web Pages Adv. Web Pages JavaScript Perl/CGI Intro to UNIX I Intro to UNIX II Intro to SQL Access Electronic Portfolio Business of Web Design Intro Telecommunication Networking Theory Networking Practicum

Project Role: I was the programmer. I debugged some HTML and JaavScript codes, and I conducted the testing for the Site.

What I learned from the project: It is fairly easy for a non-designer to understand why certain things are done because we want the Web site to look good. It is quite difficult for a non-programmer to comprehend how the site should be, and can be, streamlined and simplified. It is interesting to watch human nature manifest itself. I think we should have another role in all the teams: Philosopher

Robin White: arlee@sonic.net, 707.538.5002

Employment Objective: To join a Web Development company, here in Sonoma County, which be a collabrative, creative and challenging evnironment , commited to excellence and long term client service/support.

Skills: Graphic Design & Illustration. Hand code HTML. Coachable/Trainable. Mac & PC. Software: Photoshop 5.5, Illustrator 8, ImageReady, BBEdit, Pagemaker 6.5

Courses: Production Techniques in Illustrator. Beg/Adv Photoshop Beg/Adv Illustrator Principles of Screen Design Beg/Adv HTML Web Content Practicum Business of Web Design Telecommunications ePortfolio

Project Role: Designer Content Developer Client Manual Client training

What I learned from the project: I learned how to take the challenges of site development and team work in stride.