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'''Professional Experience with Programming''' | '''Professional Experience with Programming''' | ||
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| + | * Designed professional websites for numerous businesses since I was a teenager including: | ||
| + | ** [http://www.bvs.ca Broadcast Video Systems Corp] | ||
| + | ** [http://www.fulsonindustries.com/ Fulson Industries] | ||
| + | ** [http://www.epmnet.com/ EPM] - an older version of the site no longer available | ||
| + | ** [http://www.paullondon.com/ Paul London] - again an older version of the site | ||
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| + | * Designed a personal homepage for my digital music. This evolved into a 'facebook style' website in the late 90s early 2000s featuring a multitude of photo galleries, videos and articles. This was in the days before free image hosting, free video hosting or live streaming. A lot of technical challenges arose but solutions were created and the site developed quite a following. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:00, 26 March 2012
Background
I am currently a student at Seneca College in the Computer Programming Diploma program. Prior to my enrollment in this program I worked in the Medical Device industry. I also completed and Honours Bachelor of Science for the University of Toronto. I have always been interested in programming, computers, and web design, but I am now realizing my hobby and passion as a career.
Programming Education
During my studies at Seneca I have learned numerous languages including:
- C/C++
- HTML/CSS/Java Script
- PHP
- CL, RPG (for the IBM iSeries machines)
Professional Experience with Programming
- Designed professional websites for numerous businesses since I was a teenager including:
- Broadcast Video Systems Corp
- Fulson Industries
- EPM - an older version of the site no longer available
- Paul London - again an older version of the site
- Designed a personal homepage for my digital music. This evolved into a 'facebook style' website in the late 90s early 2000s featuring a multitude of photo galleries, videos and articles. This was in the days before free image hosting, free video hosting or live streaming. A lot of technical challenges arose but solutions were created and the site developed quite a following.
