Design and implement custom web applications for use throughout the Labs. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, requirements elicitation, writing software requirements specifications, database design, graphical user interface design, programming and designing applications according to customer needs.* MFG Manager - Manufacturing Request desktop workflow application - Designer/Lead DeveloperThe application allows users to store assembly and fabrication board data by submitting a manufacturing request form containing all entered metadata. MFG Manager also serves as the beginning of a workflow to pass the submitted data to the next available person to take action in the life-cycle of the manufacturing request. The application was designed to replace the distribution of data by hand between users in a potentially long and unmonitored life-cycle. By capturing the workflow, MFG Manager provides functionality designed specifically to help avoid errors in submitting and sending manufacturing requests by hand.* LabelGen - Web interface for custom label generation - Designer/Lead DeveloperThe web application works as an interface to a label printer that allows users to query for possible labels based on specific search parameters. Users then graphically select which labels to print and LabelGen generates a PDF containing the selected data to be sent to the printer.* ARADM - Action Request Administrator - Lead Developer* NCR - Nonconformity Report - Custom PDF report generation using iText - Lead Module Developer* CRD - Center Request Database - Lead for Enhancements

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My responsibilities included creating and teaching lab curriculum each week, being the lead contact on all homework assignments, writing and grading homework, writing and grading tests, and holding office hours as well as study groups.CS351 - Design of Large ProgramsCS341 - Intro to Computer Architecture and OrganizationLab curriculum can be viewed at: www.cs.unm.edu/~bradykey/