Hi there!
Welcome to my home page. Here is where I take a little time to talk about myself and my work ethic. After graduating from Borah High School in Boise, Idaho in 2013, I went straight into my first job working in the food industry at a local horse track. From there I have been working at different restaurants, most notably a major pizza chain where I started as a delivery driver in the fall of 2014. Three years later I became an assistant manager and continued to serve in this leadership role. I have enjoyed working in this position full-time but always wondered what the future would hold in this job.
In 2020 I decided that I was going to further my career opportunities by returning to college. While still continuing to work as an assistant manager full-time, I began the Software Development program at the College of Western Idaho as a full-time student. There I discovered a love for programming. I enjoyed putting in the hard work and hours it took to complete programs. While some days proved to be stressful, there was no better feeling in seeing a completed program written fully by myself come to life. Each day I expanded my knowledge of programming as well as solidified my time management skills. I plan to complete the degree in two years while continuing my full-time work position. I continue to grow in my knowledge in computer languages and am eager to learn more tools in this ever evolving field.
Thank you for your time!
-Luke Brandt
These are a collection of sites I made. Each one is meant to showcase the different web development skills I have learned.
Code showing the rework of the Caped Crusader Comics page using php. The code allows for customers to enter in information as well as comments and uses error handling to accept the input. Then using an admin page, the employer can view employees and view who has been assigned to respond to the customer. The project was built on a server using Ubuntu and Apache.
A SQL script written in MySQL. The code creates a database with tables for disks, artists, and borrowers, as well as connecting tables for genres, and borrower information. It also creates a secondary user and stored procedures so that the user may add, update, or delete information from the database.
COURSE | FOCUS | INSTRUCTOR |
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Introduction to Programming | C# | Elisa Lowenstein |
Intermediate Programming | C# | Elisa Lowenstein |
Intro to Web Application Development | HTML5/CSS3 | Elisa Lowenstein |
Web Styling | Bootstrap/SASS | Elisa Lowenstein |
Intermediate Web Application Development | JavaScript/Jquery | Rick Del Vecchio |
Client Side Frameworks | JavaScript/Vue/React | Rick Del Vecchio |
Systems Analysis and Design | *Software Development Life Cycle/Agile Development | Rick Del Vecchio |
Intro To Server-Side Programming | PHP/Apache/Ubuntu | Jenny Wokersien |
Fundamentals of Database Systems | SQL/MySQL | Jenny Wokersien |
Advanced Web App Development | C#/ASP.NET Core MVC | Jenny Wokersien |
Intro to Python Programming | Python | Jenny Wokersien |
Communicating Through Web Design | Communicate Content to Diverse Global Audiences | Anna Gamboa |
Mobile Development | C#/Xamarin.Forms | Randy Guay |
Game Development | C#/Unity | Randy Guay |
Collaborative Development | Agile Development/Scrum Methodology/C#/Unity | Randy Guay |
*A copy of my Software Development Life Cycle Project Documentation and Prototype