Programming

Example of a Database system for the Administration of Clinical and Educational Settings. ⮝

Use of Google Platform to create an Interactive Operating Manual for Teachers and Administrators of Schools for Children. ⮝

MICAS (May Institute Clinical Administration Software) was a database solution for the Administration and management of all the Educational and Clinical strategies of the entire company. This software can manage Incident Report Systems, help develop IEPs and STOs, Curriculum design, Online training, and solutions for ABA graphs. The Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) used for this development was a waterfall model combined with agile. I developed an interactive model using Google Platform to create the Schools for Children Operating Manual, which manages the school's administration.

Example of portable applications of more robust solutions. ⮝

Sample of mobile databases for the management of classrooms. ⮝

Most software solutions I have developed work on portable devices such as tablets, cell phones, and other mobile devices. I have created several solutions using portable databases for tracking data for teachers during their lesson plans. During my time at Schools for Children, I have enforced the use of FileMaker on tablets and smartphones. This development used a mix of Software Development Life Cycle methodology (SDLC) combining Spiral and Agile models.

Online Therapy System designed, built, and maintained through its lifecycle for five years. ⮝

PTL software. ⮝

PTL Software ⮝

PTL is a system that has a web and a client component to organize the workflow of an online therapy model for students at the University of Mexico.

This system provides the structure to train students on how to provide psychological intervention for depression, anxiety among other disorders.

Teachers uses this system to provide feedback and training while students were doing their professional practices.

This system integrates phone calls with a database to collect all interventions.

This system was design uding a waterfall model initially and its modules use agile methodology.

This example shows a software solution to run a communication board on a mobile device with a text-to-speech engine. ⮝

Using multimedia solutions and text-to-speech technology, I developed augmentative and alternative communication devices (AAC) on portable computers, tablets, and cell phones.

Example of SIPEICE in its VPN version to manage clinical and behavioral interventions. ⮝

Incident Report System integrated with Google Sites for the implementation of Emergency procedures in the classroom. ⮝

Incident System Report for SFC to present data to DESE. ⮝

SIPEICE is a software I designed that runs on a client version and VPN solution. I created it to manage all the Clinical and Behavioral Interventions needed for the Neuro-Behavioral rehabilitation of kids with brain injuries. The system contains clients' files, including Intakes, Interviews, Clinical History, Neuro, Psychiatry, and Psychological Evaluations, helping develop treatment and graphs for follow-up. I designed the Incident Report System using Google Strategies to create a web form to report emergency procedures in the classroom. This system was develped using a waterfall model initially, once the frame was finished we used an agile model.

Example of a virtual environment to teach computer skills such as filling, clicking, and typing to students with developmental disabilities. ⮝

Example of a virtual puzzle to train right-left discrimination to students with developmental disabilities. ⮝

I have developed educational software to educate and rehabilitate kids with autism and brain injuries. The software uses multimedia and record-keeping for research purposes.

Example of a Cashier System that was developed with communication capabilities for users with developmental disabilities to help them train and work as cashiers at a convenience store. ⮝

I have designed and implemented software like POS systems, cashier software, real-time capture database, and virtual environments, among others, to teach vocational skills to kids with mental disabilities.

Example of a script within a GUI to manage surplus procedures. ⮝

I have designed scripts within a GUI so IT staff can follow procedures guided with instructions and checkboxes.

These scripts can create logs or print results of the application to be able to follow procedure.

These scripts are in repositories that can be reached on-site or remotely.

We can build self-service containers using these initiatives so users can benefit from them. MDM solutions can push these snippet systems to the devices.