Mondays and Wednesdays
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Course No. Key
CTEC 112 – Programming Essentials
CTEC 126 – JavaScript
CTEC 227 – PHP with SQL 2
Hello!
Are you interested in learning PHP and SQL? If so, please consider taking my course this fall which is being offered on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s from 10:30am-12:50pm at Clark College located in Vancouver, Washington.
Got questions? Please ask.
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I’m delighted to be part of Clark College for another year. This marks my fourth year at the college teaching web development. Here’s a list of all the courses that I have taught:
OH: NodeJS + MongoDB is this generation’s Laurel and Hardy stack (“look at this mess you got me into”). Last generation’s was PHP + MySQL
— Stephan H. Wissel (@notessensei) June 9, 2016
Registration for Clark College summer and fall quarters is now open! I’m teaching HTML Fundamentals (CTEC 122) this summer, and in the fall, Intro to Programming and Problem Solving (CTEC 121), PHP/MySQL (CTEC 127) and Business Web Practices (CTEC 165). If you are interested in taking any of these classes, please let me know.
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Did I mention that I’m approaching 3.5 years of teaching at Clark? Man, how the time goes by…
Here’s an updated list of the courses I have taught at Clark College in Vancouver, WA over the past 4 years:
There are some new courses on the horizon as well that I may be teaching. Stay tuned.
Here’s a short video demonstrating how I used the IBM Watson Tone Analyzer service on IBM Bluemix to create a Slack bot that analyzes text you enter.
Let me know if you have any questions.
This month I completed my third year as a professor at Clark College, located in Vancouver, Washington. Here are the courses I have taught:
In that time I have had the pleasure of working with 700+ students, received the 2013 Exceptional Faculty Award and have made many new friends and colleagues. I am also participating in several college councils and industry advisory boards. Add to the list three “30 Clicks” presentations at the Cannell Library.
My “encore career” continues to bring much joy and happines to my life.
Earlier today I blogged about integrating the IdeaJam API with Slack and now I built another integration using the New York Times Top Stories API (JSON):
By default the /nyt slash command returns the top stories from the home page however, users can get a list of the sections available by typing /nyt list:
For the winter quarter I will be teaching the following courses at Clark College in Vancouver, Washington:
If you are interested in taking any of these classes please let me know.
Bruce Elgort 