Zosa
Zosa is the abbrevation for ZelfOnderzoek voor StudieAttitude, which is a type of poll to evaluate your study attitude.
The site is made in ASP.NET and uses MySQL as database technologie, Windows 2000 as platform and IIS 5 as webserver.
All pages with questions are dynamically build, as well as the final chart.
There is an extensive administration section which allows editing all content, as well as exporting the database to an Access-database.
The Zosa back-end is a Webservice, which allows the creation of a Windows Forms application in the future if needed.
Technologies: ASP.NET, C#, Webservices, MySQL, Photoshop, HTML, CSS, Access.
What they said
Being responsible for public relations in a college of higher education we (5 students and me) built up the Intranet for students. No doubt David was the key figure to realize that. The last 6 months David programmed both my personal website and my website for teachers. David is extremely reliable, very efficient, modest and moreover: he’s able to work in a team because he’s social too.
David worked with fellow-students to create a website for a company. Not only is David a very good web creator but he proved to be a team player as well. The fact that the group achieved that goal proved that David was very understanding and communicative with the other students. Thanks to his sussesfull contact with the real businessworld, David has now other opportunities. Need I say more!
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