1. Courses and Projects Completed at
Atlantic Technical Center, Coconut Creek FL
August 2011 - May 2012
John Jablonski
May 2012

2. Business Computer Programming
Subjects
Programming Logic and Design
Oracle
• Database Design
• SQL
• PL/SQL
VBA
JAVA
Intro to IT
National Career Readiness Certification

3. Programming Logic and Design
Course Description
Completed a course on Programming Logic and Design focused on the
development of structured programs and use of good programming skills.
The course covered topics related to the entire software development cycle
with emphasis on the Planning of Logic step. Lessons included:
 Fundamental Programming Structures: sequences, decisions and loops.
 Features of good program design in structure, documentation and coding.
 Modularization
 Arrays
 File Handling and Applications.
Course Text Book
Programming Logic and Design: Introductory , 6th Edition
Joyce Farrell
ISBN-10: 1111823952 ISBN-13: 9781111823955
384 Pages Paperback
©2011 Published

4. Programming Logic and Design
Hangman Word Game Project
This project required the development of logic for a digital version of the
classic Hangman word game. The project involved all fundamental
programming structures and the use of parallel arrays to store the hidden
word and user’s guesses.
View Hangman Flow Charts & Pseudo Code

5. Oracle - Database Design
Course Description
Completed Oracle Academy’s Database Design course that provided a
theoretical foundation and practical applications for data modeling and
design of relational databases. The course imparted the skills and
knowledge for the conceptual design of databases that meet user needs and
facilitate physical implementations of normalized, maintainable and well
defined relational databases. Some specific topics of study included:
 ERD Diagramming Conventions
 Documenting Business Rules
 CRUD Analysis
 Database Normalization
 Modeling Historical Data
 Drawing Conventions for Readability

6. Oracle - Database Design
Final Project
The course’s final project required the design of a database for an animal shelter
and the creation of a presentation of the proposed solution to the business.
View Presentation

7. Oracle - SQL
Course Description
Completed Oracle Academy’s Database Programming with SQL course and
gained the knowledge and programming skills for the creation, application,
maintenance and administration of an Oracle database. Oracle’s Application
Express SQL Workshop, a web application developer tool, enabled hands-on
development experience. The lessons covered all four categories of SQL
statements:
 Data Manipulation Language (DML), including advanced retrieval
techniques such as ROLLUP, CUBE and set operators.
 Data Definition Language (DDL)
 Transaction Control Language (TCL)
 Data Control Language (DCL)

8. Oracle - SQL
Final Project
The course’s final project required the use of the SQL concepts learned to design
and build a functional database for a book store. The project included building
all necessary tables with appropriate column constraints, designing application
pages with Popup Lists of Values (LOVs) and creating reports.
View Database Elements

9. Oracle – PL/SQL
Course Description
Completed Oracle Academy’s Database Programming with PL/SQL –
Student course and gained the knowledge and skills to programmatically
manipulate data and implement complex business logic at the database
level. Specific skills developed from this course include:
 Developing efficient programs to access an Oracle database.
 Creating stored procedures and functions.
 Developing modular programming using packages.
 Using Dynamic SQL for run-time data manipulation.
 Creating triggers to maintain data integrity and automate tasks.
 Handling predefined and user-defined exceptions.
 Improving system performance through bulk binding.

10. Oracle – PL/SQL
Sample Projects
• Use of multiple cursors and parameters to create reports.
• Handling User Defined Exceptions.
• Creating Functions.
• Creating Packages with Overloaded Procedures.
• Creating Triggers to maintain data integrity where check constraints
would be ineffective.
View Code for Sample Projects

11. Programming VBA
Course Description
Completed a course on VBA programming that provided the knowledge and
skills for increasing the functionality of Access and developing more robust
business solutions. Specific topics studied included:
• Input validation, file processing and error handling
• Database programming with ADO
• Access SQL and Macros
• Object-oriented programming
Course Text Book
Microsoft® Access VBA Programming for the Absolute
Beginner, 4th Edition
Michael Vine
ISBN-10: 1133788955 ISBN-13: 9781133788959
400 Pages Paperback
©2012 Published

12. Programming VBA
Final Project
The course’s final project required the use of multiple methods and functions
taught in the class. I developed a flexible training/testing application that
enabled the easy administration of tests using a multiple choice answer
format. The application provides an easy means for the input of test
questions, establishment of participant accounts and recording of results.
View Presentation

13. Java
Course Description
Completed a course on Java. Major topics studied included:
 Object Oriented Design
 Control Structures
 Class Hierarchies and Inheritance,
 Methods
 Arrays
 File I/O Functionality
Course Text Book
Alice in Action with Java™, 1st Edition
Joel Adams
ISBN-10: 1423900960 ISBN-13: 9781423900962
605 Pages Paperback
©2008 Published

14. Java
Sample Projects
 Inheritance Project – Demonstrates Inheritance by defining multiple classes and objects
with various associated methods and constructors.
View Java Files includes demo driver: “testPatientBillingMethod”
 Methods Project – Paint Job Estimator Program takes inputs such as number of rooms
and wall area to provide an estimated cost for professional painting.
View Java Files
 I/O Functionality Project – Demonstrates ability to read a data file and display contents.
View Java Files
 Loops and Conditional Statements Project – Interactive program accepts five numeric
grades, assigns corresponding letter grades, calculates average and displays results.
View Java Files

15. Intro to IT
Microsoft Digital Literacy Certification
Completed a Microsoft sponsored program designed to ensure a
fundamental understanding of computers through five lessons related to
digital technologies and their applications:
Computer Basics
The Internet and the World Wide Web
Productivity Programs
Computer Security and Privacy
Digital Lifestyles

16. Intro to IT
Microsoft Word 2010
Completed a course on Microsoft Word 2010 that covered all the basic and
common tasks related to creating professional looking documents. Course
placed special emphasis on Styles and Themes, Working with Headers and
Footers, Reviewing Documents, Working with Tables, SmartArt Graphics,
Templates and Mail Merge.

17. Intro to IT
Microsoft Excel 2010
Completed a course on Microsoft Excel 2010 that covered all the basic and
common tasks related to storing, manipulating and analyzing data in
organized workbooks. The course highlighted the newest innovations in
Excel 2010 such as the enhanced data viewing features of Sparklines and
Slicers. In addition, special emphasis was placed on Reviewing and Sharing
Workbooks, Templates, Charts, Conditional Formatting, PivotTables and
Using What-If Analysis.

18. Intro to IT
Microsoft PowerPoint 2010
Completed a course on Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 that covered all the basic
and common tasks related to creating professional slide presentations.
View Study Skills Presentation View Software Presentation

19. Intro to IT
Microsoft Access 2010
Completed a course on Microsoft Access 2010 that covered all aspects of
developing, maintaining and using this relational database program. Special
emphasis was placed on working with forms, designing queries and creating
reports. Created multiple databases, forms for data entry, queries and
reports for course assignments.

20. Intro to IT
Microsoft Visio
Completed Microsoft’s online training for Visio 2007 and 2010. Created various
types of diagrams for course assignments.

21. Intro to IT
Networking and Internet Fundamentals
Completed courses that provided an understanding of basic networking and
Internet concepts. Networking focused on topologies while the Internet
segment focused on data transmission topics.

22. Intro to IT
HTML
Completed a course that covered basic HTML programming concepts for creating
and editing simple web pages. Created a personal web page.

23. National Career Readiness Certification
Achieved GOLD Certification
The National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) is an industry-recognized,
portable, evidence-based credential that certifies essential skills needed for
workplace success. Certification level is determined by the scores achieved on
ACT’s three core WorkKeys® assessment exams:
• Applied Mathematics
• Reading for Information
• Locating Information
View more information on the NCRC.
For verification of certification visit:
https://myworkkeys.act.org/mwk/emCertDetails.do?event=go&realm=17740116&certId=0K9J5QYK0HBH