Project 1 involves creating a web application with a simple HTML page and ASPX server-side processing. The HTML page features user-friendly input controls for name, phone, address, and pizza customization. Users can choose delivery or pickup, pizza size, crust type, sauce, toppings, premium additions, family meal options, and a tipping feature. The ASPX server-side page retrieves form data, displays the user's order with selections, and calculates the total cost, including tax and tip.
Pizza Shop 2 involves creating a web application for a pizza shop. The project includes designing a database with tables for crusts, sauces, toppings, pizza sales, and VIP rewards accounts. The PizzaOrder.aspx page features textboxes for customer details, controls for delivery or pick-up, and options for pizza customization (size, crust type, sauce, toppings). Input validation ensures data integrity, and a GridView displays the current order. Upon clicking the "Submit Order" button, the order is processed, updating the database, and users are redirected to an order confirmation page with details and a receipt.
The Project involves creating a Restaurant Review System web application. The project emphasizes multi-tier development, requiring students to design and implement a database, manage user roles, and implement multiple features. Users can register as reviewers, restaurant representatives, or site visitors, each with different privileges. The system has tasks such as adding new restaurants, creating and managing reviews, searching for restaurants by category, making reservations, and allowing restaurant representatives to manage their establishments. The project also emphasizes the use of stored procedures for database operations, and server-side input validation for data integrity and security.
The Project focuses on integrating Web APIs into a restaurant reviews application. The project includes transforming the existing ASP.NET Web Application into a Web API Client, with separate projects for ASP.NET Core Web Application (RESTful Web API), ASP.NET Web Application (SOAP Web Service), and a Class Library. The Web Application includes modifications for user authentication, improved responsiveness, issue resolution, and usability feedback implementation. One of the Web APIs will use sessions for storing and retrieving data. The project's approach involves implementing and testing Web APIs before adapting the Web Application to consume them, followed by publication of the APIs to designated web folders.
he Project involves the creation of an ASP.NET Core MVC web application, building on previous projects. In teams of two, we improved our application by implementing login and registration features, including secure cookie storage and two-step email verification. Additionally, integration with a third-party Web API is required. Another aspect is a professional navigation system, the use of stored procedures for database operations, dynamic data displays in Razor Views, secure data storage with encryption, and serialization for data persistence. Each team member implemented a new aspect of ASP.NET Core MVC.
Outside of school I enjoy trying new activities. In the past I have built my own blanket ladder and crotched a blanket. I also enjoy cooking and trying out new receipes.