Information Science
A career path that began as a self-taught basic html computer programmer in 1999 took off with a formal education in 2001. This was benchmarked with a Computer Information Systems, CIS Associates degree. Internet Technologies Networks, ITN was added on to CIS in 2003. Both Computer Science degrees was attained May, 2006 from Southwestern Community College.
My Bachelor of Science degree from Kaplan University of Florida wrapped up with Web Marketing and Ecommerce and an impressive business plan according to Professor, William Doane. This milestone was reached June, 2009 with honors.
Information Technologies professionals with a current knowledge base is crucial for organizational efficiency. We are your strategic defense.
B2B Outlook
Philanthropy ESSN
Philanthropist volunteer initiative for job search distress relief for Information Technology providers and jobs. Visit www.ESSN.us for more information. |
Logic is the key to making sense. It is sensible rational thinking instead of leaning on ideas that are influenced by emotion or a whim.
Outsource Contractor
Web 2.0 architect, database developer, ecommerce manager and consultant (4 years), substitute teacher, object-oriented XML extensible database programmer, software developer, network technician, 3D and 2D graphic artist, senior Flash producer (since 2001). I deliver the following services:
Premium Web hosting for clients, domain research, ghostwriting, custom website design and upgrades, Internet, Extranet, and Intranet projects:
AJAX, Flex, AIR Projects, along with the medley below.
ASP.NET, MS SQL, PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL, data migration, system analysis & design, legacy system upgrades, system updates, secure wireless network design; Linux, UNIX, Apache, Windows Server (2000, 2005, 2008); ActionScript 3.0, 2.0, and 1.0, Adobe® CS4 and CS3, Adobe® ColdFusion 9, 8, and MX; shrimp gumbo, shrimp scampi, shrimp cocktail... and user-friendly barbeque specials.
Blender 3D and Python Fan!
Blender3D is a full-featured open source project with global enthusiastic fans. I am also a fan of Oracle® Java—formerly Sun Microsystems.
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