Publication Date

10-13-2018

Document Type

Website

First Advisor

Brown, Georgia

Degree Name

B.S. (Bachelor of Science)

Legacy Department

Department of Computer Science

Abstract

In a day and age where social media is thriving, and more prominent than ever, it is quite surprising that there is no social website dedicated strictly for car enthusiast. A place where you can be surrounded by like minding people and share the cars you’re so proud of. To address this problem, I decided to build my own website. The methods of doing such, involved writing pages upon pages of code. The code incorporated languages of CSS, HTML, PHP, and SQL paired with the programs of NotePad Plus Plus, Putty, and FileZila. The combination of the above tools built a website that allows users to do the following: make an account, add cars to their accounts, search and view other accounts, and view pictures of other’s cars. The outcome of this project was successful and created a potential asylum for car enthusiast around the world.

Comments

Attached is a link to the website. Dependent on when you are trying this, the server may be down. http://students.cs.niu.edu/~z1830906/Capstone/home.php

Additional Files
Capstone.zip (17 kB)
This is a zip file of the websites used code
Extracapstone.zip (15 kB)
This is a zip file of the additional pages that didn't end up being used
Capstone report out.docx (19 kB)
This is the title page
Capstone Title Page Nick Chapman.pdf (38 kB)
Here is the writing part of the project, which provides a detailed overview.

Extent

3 pages

Language

eng

Publisher

Northern Illinois University

Rights Statement

In Copyright

Rights Statement 2

NIU theses are protected by copyright. They may be viewed from Huskie Commons for any purpose, but reproduction or distribution in any format is prohibited without the written permission of the authors.

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