SRJC Puente

SRJC WEB DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Final Presentations Fall 2002

URL: http://www.santarosa.edu/theatre

Client: SRJC Theatre Arts

Web Site Development Team

Project Manager Beth Henderson

Designer Linda Drexler

Programmer Dale Goetsch

Content Developer Nick Shunk

Beth Henderson: bhender@sonic.net, 707-688-4173

Employment Objective: I plan on using my skills developed at SRJC to do consulting work creating and maintaining websites and developing web content.

Skills: I have served effectively as the project manager for the completion of several websites. With my research and organizational skills I am adept at resourcing and organizing information for web content development and other publications- keeping content fresh! I am proficient on the PC and in html coding.

Courses: The courses that I have taken include HTML (beginning and advanced), the Business of Web Design and MS Access (advanced)

Project Role: In my role as Project Manager of the Theatre Arts Dept, SRJC, I coordinated the team efforts to create a website that met our client's goals and objectives. This included creating a communication strategy between all team members and the client, setting up meetings and making sure that all tasks were completed within the scope of our project and on time.

What I learned from the project: There are several things I learned while working on this project: I learned the importance of starting a project with specific goals and objectives. I also learned how to work in a team as a leader and how to let go and allow some things to progress on their own. Probably the most valued lesson I learned is the importance of recognizing a problem early on and effectively confronting it!

Linda M. Drexler: linda@thedrexlers.com, 707-837-0462

Employment Objective: ~Attain a desired proficiency in all areas of Web Development through discipline, instruction and experience ~Become an affable educator and acclaimed graphic artist for the Web.

Skills: Application Proficiency: Photoshop, Illustrator, PageMaker, Painter, Dreamweaver, Image Ready, Microsoft Office, ACT, QuickBooks, ~strong management, communication, reasoning and judgment skills, ~result oriented, ~advocate team work and ability to effectively train others thus improving their potential as individuals working towards a common goal.

Courses: Business of Web Design, Web Content Practicum, Web Graphics-beginning and intermediate, Creating Web Pages with HTML-beginning and advanced, Computer Graphics Concepts, Dreamweaver, Illustrator, Photoshop-A,B & C, Painter, Image Ready....finishing HTML Certificate, Web Designer Certification, and Dreamweaver Certification.

Project Role: Graphic Designer, Page Layout Design, Navigational Graphics HTML Production, JavaScript on Navigational elements, Completed Creative Brief, Client Manual and willingness to assist and complete various tasks at hand.

What I learned from the project: While working with a team member with less than amicable study and work habits, it is better to teach an individual through patience and perseverance, thus allowing the individual the ability to enable themselves. While this is difficult to achieve and more taxing to the team, it is through these difficult times we as individuals can improve one’s own character and fortitude. The end result is learning and personal enrichment.

Dale Goetsch: goetsch@sonic.net, 707-765-6705

Employment Objective: I am looking for a position as a web programmer with a small but growing web design shop.

Skills: I hand-code HTML, emphasizing clean code and extensive use of cascading style sheets, with client-side scripting as appropriate. I have deployed sites on both Apache and Microsoft servers, and have written Perl/CGI scripts and used ASP to access SQL databases. I am experienced in search engine optimization and website promotion.

Courses: I have maintained a 4.0 average in 47 units of CIS courses at SRJC, including work in Web Design, Telecommunications, Photoshop, JavaScript, Perl, SQL, Active Server Pages, Unix Administration, Microsoft Access, and Visual Basic.

Project Role: In my role as the team programmer, I was responsible for the design and execution of the calendar application and the testing response form. I wrote the calendar in Perl, using an SDBM database. The test form is also in Perl, and uses sendmail to deliver the results.

What I learned from the project: I appreciate now more than ever the need for a careful, thoughtful analysis and plan for any complicated undertaking, especially the creation of a complex website. In addition, I understand better than before the need for clear communication between members of any team.

Nicholas Shunk: MrMazou15@aol.com, 7077693053

Employment Objective: We were to help show what the srjc Theatre Arts Department was all about, we where to also help let students know about classes and know about shows, we also built it to all students to show thier work.

Skills: the skills i used were, Dreamweaver talent, flash talent, html, actionscipting, client confrintation, working on a team, working with deadlines, and how to set up a site in the real world.

Courses: The courses were html and then advandced html. and web content practium 4101

Project Role: my role in the project was content devoloper.

What I learned from the project: I learned how to work with people, how to work on a team, how to compinsate when someone drops out of a team, how to keep in contact with my team, and how to build a page properly and hand one off.