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There will be a list of projects here. Until then here are some links:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/swilliamson70/

Github: https://github.com/swilliamson70

Projects:

PMP

I've started the journey... (blog here) Cue Indian Jones travel music

Flying travel map

scottwilliamson.info (the site you're on)

This site is one of my projects. It's giving me the opportunity to learn more about the nuts and bolts under Drupal - after all, getting your hands dirty by running Composer commands from a command line is the stuff of life, right? Eventually I'll document the process more on it's own sub-page. 

That subpage is here

Google Certs

Google has partnered with the State of Oklahoma to offer free Grow with Google courses to people who live in the state. These are Google Career Certificates in a number of areas. I'm working my way through some of them as I have a few minutes here and there. 

So far I've managed to finish:

  • Google Data Analytics

    This is a foundation class for Data Analysis, that teaches the basic methodology for data analysis and it also gets you started in the basics of data manipulation in spreadsheets, beginning SQL and R. All in all, it wasn't bad. The foundation material for the process is good, but the SQL material is not the best - it really could have gone more in-depth to get people fixing their inevitable coding mistakes as they go beyond SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE column1 = 5. I mainly took the course because I wanted to get hands-on with R (and it was free for me).

    I will {have} create{d} a page with a sample capstone project (as soon as I clean the files up a bit) placeholder page

 Planned (or stuff I wish I had time to work on)
  • YouTube - make how to do spreadsheets (basic, intermediate, and advanced topics), SQL (various flavors), a little PM, a little coding
  • Text for an Intro to IT in Business- I taught a course in this at the university what is now several years ago and the text wasn't great. Always wanted to do one myself.
  • ???
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