You'll find my Information Systems and Technology journeys, in no particular order, from in-class and personal projects.
Starting in Mid-June 2024, I'm studying for my CompTIA Data+ Certificate as I'm interested in working with data. I've taken RDBMS, and data analysis courses that have piqued
my interest in analysis. During my time at Salisbury University I completed a project about Airline Customer Satisfaction that can be here.
To give some background: The Odin Project (ToP) is a free course for Web Development. I started TOP in late 2023 and fell in love immediately. I finished the Foundations course, which covered HTML,CSS, and JavaScript. I 'm currently working on the next path which includes Ruby, On Rails, SQL, Node.JS, and more advanced HTML, CSS, and JS concepts. My future plans involve coding my own website by using this one as a template! I look forward to create more projects and learning everything I can.
This is one of my current and most exciting project personally. The goal is to use A.I. to autogenerate a description of a Royal figure and place it into the correct location of the card and also use A.I. to generate an image using the generated description. I have made fantastic progress so far. The basic HTML site look goods and I've been able to use and integrate Ollama, Llama2 model, using Python to run the script and output the text into a txt file. Javascript is used to call the the Python script to run, then captures the output of the txt file, placing it into the HTML card, with CSS styling setup. The current phase of the project is to integrate webui-api's to generate an image and place it in the desired spot of the card. I've learned to use Flask on Python to setup a local server to allow for the Python script calls.
During my Global Information Systems course, the term project required us to write a research paper that related to Information Systems. I enjoyed researching this topic and the technologies that are deployed to help reduce the amount non-connected people there are in the world. Here is a link to a PDF of the paper: Internet Accessibility I hope to revisit this paper and clean up any errors, provide more information, and refine the research in the near future.