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Co OpPlatform | Zach Warsaw (Zaqmin) | YouTubeToText
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This project presents a co-op management platform designed for students, faculty, and employers, focusing on the visual implementation and user interface rather than full backend functionality.
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Hello. Hello. Good afternoon and welcome
to our project on a co-op management uh platform
platform
um for students, faculty and employers
use. My name is Zach Warsaw and um my
partner Yasina Med helped me create this
platform. Um, just to give you some
guidance of where we were with part two
of the project, we had something very
similar to what you are seeing now. And
basically, we had this student profile
working as such, kind of similar to
this. But every single time we clicked
on one of these buttons, this student
profile would stay here and then it
would res upload, enter search, any of
those buttons would come to the bottom
here. So we were able to see them, but
it wasn't implementing how we wished. So
um for our final um stage of
implementation, we made sure to dive
into some of these um mistakes and try
to get things more fine-tuned as I'm
going to walk through you shortly.
Um first things first, we are going to
see this JS referencing a John Smith. A
lot of these things in here are going to
be just default data. Um, like for
instance, this whole save profile,
clicking on them isn't going to do
anything in the moment. It's just
basically a default
um how it should look um once it is like
fully being uh adapted with saving files
and all that fun jazz. But in the moment
it is
showing as how it should. Um just not
the actual adapting of saving profiles,
adding there's no database stuff um
created yet. This is just um HTML, CSS
and JavaScript getting everything
talking and presenting as uh we want it
wanted it. So um there's thoughts of
dabbling in some SQL but um we had to uh
decide to cut back on some things uh to
make things more seamless at least for
the end. So as you see here there's a
lot of drop downs that are very um
applicable to their uh information that
is going to be needed. So,
uh, we made sure to include
a lot of topical things here for the
student profile. Um, just to be, um,
clear, these are not clickable. Um,
there are supposed to be like shortcuts
to these other ones, but it's just a
sign that we can go into these other buttons
buttons
and they actually repopulate instead of
having it go underneath the student
profile as it did for the last part of
the project.
So, we got this looking nice and simple,
but as I said, it doesn't um uh adapt
the actual uh function. It's just
looking as um it should
um just as a reminder there. Still
showing the user John Smith as the student
student
intern search. Um so we put some
defaults in here as well for the
employer. You know, your default
locations of remote, on-site or hybrid,
more of the similar fields um to find
the job they're looking for. and then
fun required skills
um with check boxes.
Then moving on to search results. Um
this is
just a couple that we were able to
adapt. These are as you see um it's not
going to other screens. We just threw a
couple in here. I was see how it would
look even applying now. It's not going
to do anything there.
um we just want to display it.
And then the last part of the students
is my applications. And we wanted to
make sure that there's different um
colors in association with the different
statuses. So we showed one of each kind
of accepted, rejected, new, and under
review. Even clicking on those, that's
not interactable, at least yet. Um but
that felt like a good way of it's still
adapting these type of student um things
but it is accessed from up here. Then we
can move over to the actual employer
stuff. So our co-op uh oh sorry this is
the actual last part of the student. Um
and then
um it's showing a lot of our uh again
very default type of things but kind of
got the viewpoint of where we want to be
with this project.
um being able to adapt all the different
um making sure to include what kind of
uh um acceptance or uh submission or
under review stuff is going on and like
the employer and how uh the status of
everything is just to make things nice
and viewable.
Um but then going over to the company as
you see we have the name changed kind of
showing the difference between the um
all of this being studentbased and then
the next few are going to be employer
based. Um, so this is TechC Corp and
just showing what kind of industry
they're in, their company size, their
website, brief description,
um, and then primary contact type stuff.
So, as you see, Jingo, a lot of very
default, uh,
um, information is just inputed here. We
wanted to make it look how it should.
um posting positions. Um see still
showing tech corp. Um this is ideally
how we wanted to make sure we have our
you know position titles and
descriptions and the department. What
kind of work location just like as it is
showing in our
um oh sorry this one intern searches
make sure that it's very applicable to
here. So the students are able to find
them uh
[clears throat] as they should and this
will allow them to post the positions
for the students to be able to see them.
And then we can go into viewing
applicants. As we see the John Smith is
there. We also added a couple other
default names just so we didn't have,
you know, um
just the single use case. And
And
yeah, we were pretty proud with how it
came out, at least on the visual side.
So, um that looked pretty seamless of
how it needed to be and showing
different things. As you see, it's not
um it's more on the visual side right
now, unless
the filter is actually applying.
Um next we have the select candidate to
be able to um
uh that should follow
um this select candidate screen
essentially. So going going to there
will end up pointing here. And this is
how this screen is supposed to look uh
look. And then they would fill out
everything in here. Even clicking on
this calendar populates this fun
calendar as it should. Um and they would
put in the applicable information and
then they just go down to confirm. Um
now is more faculty where they are able
to overlook all the co-op students and
see how things are going um with
separate filters for their majors and
statuses of the applications. And then
finally our review and grade of the
co-op. So showing how the communications
went between the student and the
employers and how that all went. Um
asking for employer feedback and
and
um basically just trying to give a
visual of how uh this should look on the
faculties and to make sure that that
works and wanted to make sure to point
out that it kind of just to show the
differences. Maybe we went from tech to faculty.
faculty.
But yeah, that is most of the actual
project itself. Um just wanted to add in
uh contributions.
Um it was uh a lot of teamwork uh early
on of the both of me, Zach and Yasine.
Um, and he helped a lot with the code
early on, but in the end, I helped get
that code tied in to get these talking
uh, properly. So, it was definitely a
group thing despite y'all seeing nothing
here today. But um, besides that, I
think we have covered it all. So, thank
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