Various Models
- An activity model of the IRB process at UNC. This was done for my System's Analysis class
- An html mock-up/prototype/wireframe of a Graphical Web History Browser software that I made for my User Interface Design Class
- Two flow diagrams I did for a project I'm currently working on (it's a professional network site for LIS students):
- One is for finding and applying for a job,
- the other is for a declaring a new connection with another user (i.e. that you two are friends)
- A culture model for that same project
- A culture model for my systems analysis class
- An ER model and Database Schema for a company that provides entertainers for events.
- An EER Diagram and Database Schema for a vending machine supply company
My Bash .profile file
As any heavy *nix shell user will know customizing this is a essential to making your life much much easier.
What you'll find here is an HTML version of my .profile
I've made some convenient aliases, set important environmental variables, and defined some functions that are useful to me.
XML examples from classes
All of these were done for classes (XML, Database 2, Organization of Information). In most cases I've linked to an HTML document of the file with syntax highlighting
- An XSLT template to extract names and places from a TEI document supplied for the assignment.
- A schematron document to test another TEI document for 5 test conditions, and the HTML report I generated using the Schematron Report XSL file:
- For this assignment we were to take an MySQL XML dump file for two tables,
and make an XSLT template to gather out just the data and put it into an HTML document.
For one table only a subset of all the fields were supposed to be included in the resulting HTML document. - An XML schema for info about books, authors, and publishers
- An XML schema for a University; including information about students, courses, and faculty
- An assignment on encoding metadata, includes an example using Dublin Core.
