- uCap
- CrunchIt
- localSurround
- OpenConsent
- Pipeline
- The Royal Hospital
- BONIS Project
- Ministry of Health
- Christian Brothers University
- IEEE Student Chapter | CBU
- PirateRadio | CBU
- S-PAC Memphis
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ABOUT: uCap is a project aimed at empowering users and households in countries across the globe with the means to monitor their bandwidth usage and caps. Bandwidth and it's related concepts can appear to be quite abstract to most internet users. Hence, uCap is a way by wich these users can gain a sense of their monthly usage by tracking their badwidth consumption across a household. This is a joint effort by two teams at Georgia Tech - The GT NOISE Team managed by Dr. Nick Feamster and the Human Centered Computing team managed by Dr. Marshini Chetty. WHAT DID I DO: As a Graduate Research Assistant, I work with the Dr. Chetty to help design and implement the frontend interface for uCap. I'm primarily the frontend architect. TECHNOLOGY: HTML5, AJAX, CSS3 |
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URL: Contact: T: (+1) 404.894.1558 |
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ABOUT: This project was a visual attempt at analyzing startup data to determine patterns and find unique or interesting aspects about companies. The data was obtained by scraping the CrunchBase wiki and then parsed into a usable format. WHAT DID I DO: I designed and built this site ground up. TECHNOLOGY: PHP, Javascript, AJAX, CSS, Google Fusion Tables |
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Contact: T: (+1) 404.894.5617 |
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ABOUT: Ever spent a Friday evening wondering what's going on around town? or perhaps what's good to check out? localSurround is an aggregator of event, it essentially searches through several sites like Eventful, meetup.com, plancast, eventbrite, etc. to find events happening around you and then presents it in a user friendly manner. WHAT DID I DO: I designed and built the applicaiton frontend over a 24 hr period for the Muther of all Hackathons in 2011. It won the HP WebOS Grandprize. TECHNOLOGY: WebOS 3, HTML5, Javascript, AJAX, CSS3 |
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URL: Contact: T: (+1) 650.605.3825 |
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ABOUT: OpenConsent is a web-based automated informed consent tool for all patients. It is a powerful tool, designed to aid patient empowerment in the informed consent process. The application is accessible through any web-based device, though it has been developed primarily for use on a tablet or laptop computer. OpenConsent is designed to be easy to use and accessible for both healthcare professionals and patients. The application is designed to aid communication and teaching, empowering patients to take an active role in the decision making process. WHAT DID I DO: As Co-Founder, I manage the technical contributions and architecture for OpenConsent. TECHNOLOGY: Direct Project, S/MIME, PHP, Javascript, AJAX, CSS |
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URL: Contact: T: (+1) 650.605.3825 |
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ABOUT: Pipeline is the brainchild of Dr. Amy Bruckman's Electronic Learning Communities (ELC) Lab at Georgia Institute of Technology. It was created by Kurt Luther, a Ph.D. candidate in Human-Centered Computing. Kurt does research and builds tools at the intersection of social computing, creativity, and entertainment. Kurt's dissertation work examines the role of leaders in online creative collaboration. Pipeline exploring how large-scale collaboration occurs in online animation communities. WHAT DID I DO: As a Graduate Research Assistant, I work with the Kurt Luther to help design and implement features in Pipeline. TECHNOLOGY: PHP, Javascript, AJAX, CSS |
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Contact: T: (+1) 404.894.1558 |
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ABOUT: The Royal Hospital, established in December 1987, is a large, tertiary, acute-care hospital, which provides state-of-the-art services in the specialties and sub-specialties of medicine, surgery, pediatrics, obstetric & gynecology, oncology and laboratory medicine. It is an important milestone in the development of health services in the Sultanate of Oman during the renaissance programme of the Government of His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said in this prosperous period of Oman’s contemporary history. WHAT DID I DO: This website was designed and handcrafted by me over a 2 month period for The Royal Hospital, Oman. It includes a parallel Arabic version for Patient & Visitors. The website aims to project the image of The Royal Hospital – which is recognized as a world class health care provider both inside and outside Oman. TECHNOLOGY: Joomla! CMS, PHP, AJAX, CSS |
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URL: Contact: T: (+968) 24.59.90.00 |
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ABOUT: The BONIS project is part of a collaborative effort between teams in the United States, Spain and Paraguay to develop a Unified Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) system that to be integrated with the existing Health System for Ministry of Health, Paraguay. The development entails the use of VoIP technology to help diagnose common communicable diseases in patients that have little or no access to health care facilities. The system will be fully automated and user-response based. WHAT DID I DO: I worked to develop the prototype for this project on a free IP-PBX solution by Asterisk. This website was also developed by me to act as a front end UI for the developers working together to either collaborate or gather information on the system. We hope to have a fully operational system by 2010. TECHNOLOGY: Joomla CMS (v1.5), PHP-AGI, Trixbox (Asterisk IP-PBX Platform), CentOS |
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URL: Contact: T: (+34) 946-014201 |
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ABOUT: The Ministry of Health (MoH) is the Sultanate's main agency responsible for provision, coordination and stewardship of the health sector. MoH is required to ensure overall development of the health sector per se and in relation to other key social sectors. WHAT DID I DO: I developed this website in mid 2008, over a 3 month period for the MoH and included a parallel Arabic version. The website was later sent for approval to HE Undersecretary of Planning, Ministry of Health. TECHNOLOGY: Joomla! CMS, PHP, AJAX, CSS |
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URL: Contact: T: (+968) 24.60.21.77 |
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ABOUT: Christian Brothers University (CBU) is renowned and respected for its distinctive, vibrant, and vigorous educational programs. This small, friendly, and remarkably diverse campus in central Memphis helps students develop ethical values even as it prepares them to step up, stand out, and lead in professional careers. WHAT DID I DO: I was a part of a team that developed this website from scratch in mid 2007. This website is the official face of CBU on the web. The website is powered by Oracle's Stellent CMS. TECHNOLOGY: Stellent CMS (Oracle), PHP, AJAX, JSP, JDOC, Ruby on Rails |
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URL: Contact: T: (+1) 901.321.3000 |
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ABOUT: The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is the world's largest technical professional society. It was founded in 1884 and today's Institute is comprised of more than 360,000 members who conduct and participate in its activities in 150 countries. Of those members 60,000 are from the student chapters. The Student Branch of IEEE at Christian Brothers University is taking steps to get students active in IEEE and participate in the many exciting opportunities that are available through this organization. WHAT DID I DO: In 2008, my design for the IEEE Student website was placed 1st among student branches in Region 3 of IEEE and 7th Internationally. So, in 2008, I decided to be further creative and redesigned this website from scratch. The website was again placed 1st in Region 3. Results of the 2009 International IEEE student branch website competition are yet to be announced. TECHNOLOGY: Joomla CMS (v1.5), PHP, AJAX |
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URL: Contact: T: (+1) 901.321.3405 |
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ABOUT: Pirate Radio was originally an offspring of "The CBU Initiative" project led by the Honors Program Integrative Seminar class of 2008. It was launched on April 21 2008. The project eventually came to an end when the founders went their seperate ways after graduation. However, in early 2009, the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) at CBU, under my leadership came up with a plan to take on the project and rededicate it to the CBU Community. WHAT DID I DO: I developed this project using SAM Broadcaster, an interactive and powerful streaming software. Shoutcast Radio Server was used to broadcast the radio stream to the entire CBU Campus. A website was then developed to act as the front end of this project. The website facilitated interaction between the students and radio team. Sadly, I graduated shortly before the launch of this project. TECHNOLOGY: Joomla CMS (v1.0), PHP, AJAX, ShoutCast Radio Server, SAM Broadcaster |
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URL: Contact: T: (+1) 901.321.3405 |
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ABOUT: In late 2007 the IEEE Memphis Section joined forces with 6 engineering schools, 5 engineering disciplines, and a host of professionals and volunteers to organize the region's first Student-Professional Awareness Conference (S-PAC). The goal of the conference is to unite students and professionals to learn, network, and grow by interacting with each other through non-technical presentations by speakers from different parts of the country. WHAT DID I DO: I designed this website & logo in 2007 to help disseminate information about the upcoming S-PAC conference to students, professionals, educators and sponsors. The website allowed attendees to purchase tickets and register for the event. The website accounted for over 95% of all registered attendees and sponsors. TECHNOLOGY: Joomla CMS (v1.0), PHP, AJAX, PayPal e-Commerce supported |
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Contact: T: (+1) 901.292.5968 |
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