zen_master
Apr 24th, 2005, 09:29 AM
hi guys!
I really need an advice regarding my future intern's project.....
basically, this internship position is dealing with a project where I have to create a proprietary software for the company which fetches data from prospective customers and store em in a database.......
here's the job's description:
"The software will take input about a potential customer's needs & situation and use the input to configure and suggest an OGSI solution. The software will then create an extensive documentation package including basic mechanical drawings, a Bill Of Materials, a sales proposal, etc. All required documentation will be provided. (I.E. the student will not have to create CAD drawings, BOM's, etc.)
This project will likely take the student's entire summer. He/She will essentially be creating a virtual salesman. The student can begin as soon as he/she pleases but the project will need to be finished by the end of the summer."
I went to the interview today and my prospective employer said that I'm free to employ this software with different approach...however, the program is not an executable files that we can run on a computer.....
it's actually something similar with Dell's Computer Configuration system or Apple's New Computer Web Proposal that you use when you're building a computer configuration...so the sales people can use it to get various different datas from customers....
he suggested using Microsoft Access with a Visual Basic front end. This means that I probably need to use VB.NET + ASP.NET...
the PROBLEM is...i don't really have any experience with VB or ASP.net..... Well....I learnt VB 6 in highschool....but that's it.....this means.....even with any approach I'll have to learn everything from books/friends....
My programming experience in college are Java (OOP and data structure), C++ (algorithm), and Assembly with Metrowerks (ARM)......so this situation confuses me..... :cry: and a very exciting jump! :eek2:
Based on my study, it seems like I can also use Java Servlets, JSP and all those to create the same thing........and it seems to be a better idea since I have experiences with Java..... or NO...because it's more complex and harder?
can somebody help me? maybe a pointer to a good learning site?
what do I need to learn to create a Web Application similar to Dell's Configuration website?
FYI....i've 3 months to deploy this web application....
1st -> in my computer.....test, debug and presentation..
2nd -> in company's intra-net......let the salesman use em..
final -> in company's website....so all distributors around the world an use it..
I'm a junior entering my senior in SUNY Buffalo.. :p
thanx!!! :thumb: :thumb:
I really need an advice regarding my future intern's project.....
basically, this internship position is dealing with a project where I have to create a proprietary software for the company which fetches data from prospective customers and store em in a database.......
here's the job's description:
"The software will take input about a potential customer's needs & situation and use the input to configure and suggest an OGSI solution. The software will then create an extensive documentation package including basic mechanical drawings, a Bill Of Materials, a sales proposal, etc. All required documentation will be provided. (I.E. the student will not have to create CAD drawings, BOM's, etc.)
This project will likely take the student's entire summer. He/She will essentially be creating a virtual salesman. The student can begin as soon as he/she pleases but the project will need to be finished by the end of the summer."
I went to the interview today and my prospective employer said that I'm free to employ this software with different approach...however, the program is not an executable files that we can run on a computer.....
it's actually something similar with Dell's Computer Configuration system or Apple's New Computer Web Proposal that you use when you're building a computer configuration...so the sales people can use it to get various different datas from customers....
he suggested using Microsoft Access with a Visual Basic front end. This means that I probably need to use VB.NET + ASP.NET...
the PROBLEM is...i don't really have any experience with VB or ASP.net..... Well....I learnt VB 6 in highschool....but that's it.....this means.....even with any approach I'll have to learn everything from books/friends....
My programming experience in college are Java (OOP and data structure), C++ (algorithm), and Assembly with Metrowerks (ARM)......so this situation confuses me..... :cry: and a very exciting jump! :eek2:
Based on my study, it seems like I can also use Java Servlets, JSP and all those to create the same thing........and it seems to be a better idea since I have experiences with Java..... or NO...because it's more complex and harder?
can somebody help me? maybe a pointer to a good learning site?
what do I need to learn to create a Web Application similar to Dell's Configuration website?
FYI....i've 3 months to deploy this web application....
1st -> in my computer.....test, debug and presentation..
2nd -> in company's intra-net......let the salesman use em..
final -> in company's website....so all distributors around the world an use it..
I'm a junior entering my senior in SUNY Buffalo.. :p
thanx!!! :thumb: :thumb: