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Written by Christopher Kruse
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Friday, 21 November 2008 00:02 |
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So, for our Data Communications class today, our final project was decided. We are going to be building a web calendar application, that multiple clients can use to store their appointment information on. It will be fairly basic, with email notification of events and a simple display of the calendar as the main page. Unfortunately, more work needs to be done on the backend in order to figure out what's going on.
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Written by Christopher Kruse
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Sunday, 16 November 2008 12:23 |
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Yesterday was quite fun. I packed my car up with Dustin and Paul, and we headed off to the ACM International Collegiate Programming Competition, held in various places around the world. Our site for the event was in Platteville, WI. So, driving up US 151 into Wisconsin, it takes us around twenty minutes to arrive, another five to turn around after I realized I missed the exit, and another ten getting to and finding a parking area on campus.
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Written by Christopher Kruse
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Tuesday, 10 October 2006 18:42 |
Hello, World! - the single statement that all programmers are taught when they start their work.
My name is Christopher Kruse. I'm by trade a software developer and musician (soon, I'll have the degrees to prove it!) I currently live in Dubuque, IA, and am looking for ways to break into the world of the internet, of technology, and of people and real life. I figured that it would be better to cater to the world of tech to find a place where I should make my digital residence, and you've arrived at it.
I'm about to graduate from Clarke College, in Dubuque, with a major in Computer Science, and a minor in Music. My main focus is on Human-Computer Interaction - Seeing the way that people are commonly frustrated with their computers and devices around them bothers me, and I want to see a more smooth, more human approach to how people and their gadgets operate.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 10 November 2008 23:29 )
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Written by Christopher Kruse
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Wednesday, 19 November 2008 21:23 |
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As a requirement for graduation at Clarke College, all of the seniors must have a portfolio containing their year's work. I have chosen to do mine as part of my web site, due to the fact that it is a good learning experience for my major, and it is then that much more visible. The portfolio is made up of various sections, including research and analysis, design and programming examples, and has information regarding classes that I've taken, such as a bibliography of my textbooks, Syllabi from all of my major courses, a transcript copy. Also included in the portfolio is personal information, including a resume, personal career goals, and a project that I believe highlights some of my best coursework. I will include links to each section of the portfolio on this introductory page. |
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Post-install learning, part two. |
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Written by Christopher Kruse
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Tuesday, 11 November 2008 02:24 |
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Trying to see if the page autoupdater works correctly. That's about it. |
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