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Below you will find resources for this project.


Project Resources

Code
System Requirements
Project Schedule
My Resume

Presentations

Mid-Semester Project Walkthrough
Capstone Presentation


ScreenShots and Images

Old (Van Le & Corey Vorland's - CSCI 330) Relationship Diagram
Old (Van Le & Corey Vorland's - CSCI 330) Relationship Diagram

Database Relationship Diagram
Database Relationship Diagram

Original (Access 2000) Form Interface
Original (Access 2000) Form Interface

CSCI 330 Version User Interface
CSCI 330 Version User Interface

Student Tab Screenshot
Student Tab Screenshot

Grades Tab Screenshot
Grades Tab Screenshot

Classes Tab Screenshot
Classes Tab Screenshot

Current Students Screenshot (All reports have the same basic format, and are generated in Access)
Report Screenshot


Programming Resources

Notepad++
Notepad++ is an advanced text/code/file editor. It preserves line indentation (unlike notepad) and has many useful features. It can highlight keywords in many, MANY coding languages, supports programmable Macros, file format editing, and also comes with numerous pre-canned "TextFX" for tasks such as inverting type case and control characters. This program saved my life in converting data, makes a wonderful text and html editor, and serves as a quick, light code iditor for programmers who don't want/need the overhead of VisualStudio's auto-command-completion features, or simply need to edit a quick snippet of code. GNU licensed, free, multiplatform and open source.

DreamSpark
Microsoft's student developer website. This has lots of free goodies, tutorials and lessons for students interested in software development, including licenses of Windows Server and Visual Studio. The Visual Studio Express software package is light and fast, and has fewer features (and is free to the general public), but for students DreamSpark also offers the VisualStudio Professional packages. A must-have site for students interested in programming.