The reasons why I have placed some of my writing
work on the Web is because I have had the pleasure of reading the
work of many others on the same media. While my work is far from
the scholarly dissertations that about the Internet, I thought maybe
someone else may have something to gain from reading my thoughts
on these diverse matters, and even find time to correct me and thus
give these works a constructive life of their own :-)
The
RCC Database (RCCDB):
A database with a Web-interface to log serviced student computer
complaints. 20+ users log approx. 1000 calls per academic year,
which can then also be analyzed by location and nature. Recently
added: Online application submission & retrieval.
Order
of Gownsmen Online Voting System (OGOVS):
An online election/voting system for the academic honor society
at the University of the South; has close to 500 members. Built
using MS SQL Server & ASP/VBScript.
Improvements
in IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6)
This was the topic of my presentation for my CS411 Networks
class in Dec 1999. The site discusses various aspects of IPv6
as compared to IPv4, and includes the PowerPoint presentation
I gave to the class.
Environmental
Economics Station I worked on this project under a grant from Associated Colleges
of the South. Other people involved in the project were: Dr. Jill
Hendrickson, formerly of Sewanee, Dr. David Anderson at Centre
College and Stephanie Holbrook, an Intern at also Centre College.
Critical
Dialectical Writing Project This is a project conceived by ITW and the Philosophy Dept.
at Sewanee. William Duncan developed the Essays portion
of it.
The Wasteland Project
This is one of my favorite projects. Dr. Clarkson, the Chair of
the English Department, had long been collecting references, translations
and other material related to T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land".
The project converted them into an easy-to-navigate hypertext
version, and the site even features "The Waste Land"
being recited by Eliot himself!