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• Developed both the front-end and the back-end of the Fireblitz web app.• The web app uses JavaScript, HTML, CSS, JSON, Bash, and Firebase Cloud Messaging to deliver 911 call information to fire stations quickly and precisely.• Users send identification information through an HTML form to a CGI script on the Fireblitz server. This CGI script is written in Bash, and it parses the query string generated by the form to insert that user in a database.• When the station that said user is a member of receives a call they will receive a notification, and a button containing critical call information on it will appear. They will only receive the call if they are listed on the recipients of the call. When clicked, the user will be taken to a page containing all the call information and a link to a Google Maps search for the location of the call.

• We used the Ionic/Cordova framework to create a mobile app that ran on both iOS and Android that was capable of dynamically displaying information received through push notifications, which are sent with Google Firebase Cloud Messaging.• This information is vital call information that firefighters and other first responders need when going to the site of a 911 call.• Due to complications with the Ionic/Cordova framework, we scrapped the mobile app and instead developed a web app the following summer; the web app is still in active development.• The prototype of the mobile app uses Typescript, HTML, CSS, Ionic/Cordova, and Google Firebase Cloud Messaging.

• Developed a simple client and server application in C.• The server monitors a directory for new or modified files.• It sends the names of any such files to the client and deletes the files.• The directory it monitors and the port it listens on are both passed as command line arguments.• The client passes file names it received from the sever to a script.• Both the client and the server run until the server sees a file named ”quit”.