Hi! My name is Joe Casabona. Welcome to my website. I am currently attending the University of Scranton, pursuing my Masters Degree in Software Engineering. I am also employed there as a Teaching Assistant in Computer Literacy, instructing the lab portion of the course. I am available for freelance projects. You can visit Manifest Development for more information.

Joseph L. Casabona

Contact Form | Joe@Casabona.Org
More information available upon request

Skills

Programming: AJAX, C, CSS, Java, Javascript, PHP, MySQL, XHTML
APIs: Android, Facebook, Google Maps, Twitter
Apps: Coda, Eclipse, Photoshop

Published

B. Bishop, J. Casabona, "Automatic congestion detection and visualization using networked GPS unit data", ACM Southeast Conference, Clemson, SC, 2009, Electronic Proceedings.
J. Casabona, "Build Your First Facebook App", NETTUTS Tutorial.
J. Casabona, "Using Eclipse for PHP Development", Theme Forest Blog Tutorial

Elsewhere

Experience

Presently: Part Owner of Cognition Media: Lead Developer on all Major projects, including flagship product, Minerva
8/2007 - 5/2009: Teaching Assistant, University of Scranton: Teach curriculum for Computer Literacy Lab as outlined by Computer Science Dept.; Create lesson plans to supplement student assignments; Guide students in use of Microsoft Office programs, website creation and basic computer use
8/2004 - 5/2007: Committee Head, University of Scranton Programming Board: Plan large scale events for 900+ participants; Work with Budget of over $100,000; Work collaboratively with co-committee heads and advisors; Plan and implement ways to publicize event

Manifest Development

I also run my own freelance web development company. Below is some of my recent work.

Burke Catholic HS (site not live yet): Full redesign, Custom CMS based on WordPress
USPB: Full redesign, powered by WordPress
PostPub Facebook: Facebook Application design and development, use of PubMed API

Education

Master's of Science: Software Engineering: University of Scranton, May 2009
Bachelor's of Science: Media Information Technology: University of Scranton, May 2007; Minor: Computer Science