ISRA (Independent Study Registration Application) is my capstone project that a team consisting of four others and myself created for Temple University students and professors alike to use to manage their independent study applications. My team and I spent around 4 months designing and planning it out and discussing with our client about what they wanted to incorporate, and then we spent another 4 months on creating the platform, where we utilized the Agile development methodology along with a Miro board to keep things organized and to assign tasks between the five of us on a bi-weekly basis. This platform will eventually be available for commercial use for all Temple students and professors partaking in independent study

The Real Estate Project was an assignment for my Server Side Web Application development class where a partner and I were tasked with creating a real estate website, complete with custom users, email authentication, user specific layouts, and a custom RESTful API to manage the houses that users could add to the site. The most notable responsibilities that I had was the styling, the layout and functionality of the house search page and house entry page, and the RESTful API

During my time at Temple University, I have created a few RESTful APIs that execute various database stored procedures through HTTP Requests. I have created these APIs to work with SQL and MySQL respectively. The API that works with SQL is the one that I created for my Real Estate Project to manage the houses that users can add to the site, while the one using MySQL was created in my free time to practice with MySQL

My personal website is (of course) the website that you are seeing now! My main goal for this site is to be a space where employers can see what I have done over the years to further my skillset and to see what my aspirations for the future are. This website is just a simple HTML page with a few Javascript functions and stylesheets to create what you are viewing right now!