June 2007
I-Recall.org - Claremont Graduate University Research Program
This is a site my team created for our senior project at Cal Poly Pomona. We were given an assignment to create an online crime reporting tool for a research program at Claremont Graduate University. The catch to this project was that it must allow the user to input a narrative into the application and we had to pull out the important information. For example, a user witnesses a robbery and reports "I saw a tall man wearing a blue shirt and red shoes break into a house". We would need to pull out "blue shirt", "red shoes", "tall" and "man" as features and characteristics for our database. We accomplished this using Java classes with a Flex frontend to stray from refreshing the page at each step. We also built a statistics portion to the site which reports and graphs crimes in a given area or zip code.
Team Members: Kyle Dodge, Kalen Gibbons, Graham Rellinger, Jonathan Madelmont, Matthew Nomura
Frontend: Flex, HTML
Backend: Coldfusion, Java
Type: Cal Poly 2007 Senior Project
Link: View Site
Apr
2007
Cal Poly Pomona IT Competition 2007 - 2nd Place
This is a project my team created for the Cal Poly Pomona 2007 IT Competition. We were given three weeks to complete a "Personalized Hompage" similar to Page Flakes to feed content to the user. We chose to use a Flex frontend with a Coldfusion backend. The content consists of RSS Feeds of the user's choice, weather and horoscopes. After registration, the user logs in and is shown weather and horoscopes based on their zip code and birthday at registration. This was a rough competition, as my team had many other obligations come up right as we were given the requirements. I was changing divisions at work and both of my team members were in the process of moving. It took an all nighter on the last night, but we finished it. Although we got 1st place jacked from us because we didn't have proper documentation, it was a good experience for all of us. Good job guys! :)
Team Members: Kyle Dodge, Kalen Gibbons, Bryan Davis
Frontend: Flex
Backend: Coldfusion
Type: Competition
Link: View Site, View Admin Reporting
Sept
2006
Get Kyle Dodge.com
This was the first Flash website I made for my old domain, GetKyleDodge.com. It was a good learning experience to test
dynamically loading images and videos within the flash player, as well as your simple tweens and animations.
Frontend: Flash
Backend: XML
Type: Personal
Link: View Site
Frontend: Flash
Backend: XML
Type: Personal
Link: View Site
Aug
2006
I developed this site for my uncle's pool business, Trinity Pools and Spas. It was originally for a class project at Cal Poly Pomona, and
after the class I developed it further into a site he could use. There is also a small CMS built with Coldfusion on the backend used for uploading and displaying
photos of new pools designed and built by the company.
Frontend: HTML
Backend: Coldfusion
Type: Volunteer
Link: View Site
Frontend: HTML
Backend: Coldfusion
Type: Volunteer
Link: View Site
July
2006
I put together this site for Fox Transportation when I was employed there as part of the IT Admin team. Fox is a family owned and operated logistic company
based out of Rancho Cucamonga, California.
Frontend: HTML
Backend: None
Type: Volunteer
Link: View Site
Frontend: HTML
Backend: None
Type: Volunteer
Link: View Site
May
2006
This site was created for Mrs. Lauri Harrison, a second grade teacher at Chaparral Elementary school in Claremont, California. This was done in collaboration with
Cal Poly Pomona as part of the service-learning community project. It was created to bridge the "digital divide" gap that exists between kids and their parents and provide
information to the parents that may be accessed at any time.
Team Members: Kyle Dodge, Graham Rellinger
Frontend: HTML
Backend: None
Type: Volunteer
Link: View Site
Team Members: Kyle Dodge, Graham Rellinger
Frontend: HTML
Backend: None
Type: Volunteer
Link: View Site