Neeru Nayak

A Simple Weather App

• This project is a web application that provides real-time weather updates for any location. It utilizes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to deliver a user-friendly interface and fetches data using the OpenWeatherMap API.
• Technologies Used HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT API: OpenWeatherMap

A Simple Calculator

• This is a basic calculator application built using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. It allows users to perform common arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division through a simple and clean interface.
• Captures button clicks using event listeners.
• Updates the display with user input in real time.

Basic Quiz-App

• This is a simple and interactive quiz application built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It allows users to answer multiple-choice questions.
• The app features a clean and responsive design, dynamic question handling, score tracking, and a final results display at the end of the quiz.
• The app structure is created with HTML, organizing the layout into a question display area, options list, and navigation buttons(like Next).
• CSS is used for styling the quiz interface, including responsive design to ensure usability on both desktop and mobile devices.
• Javascript handles the quiz logic: Loads questions from a JavaScript array or object. Dynamically updates the DOM to show new questions and answer choices. Listens for user interactions (click events) on answer buttons. Tracks the user's score and displays a final result summary at the end.

• Maintaining and updating the employee as well as the customers database in real time in the DS Java code, using MySQL.
• Resolved Radars, which are the issues involved in the Java Code.
• Worked in Unix for searching logs and identifying the issues.
• Worked on Apache Tomcat, the server component.
• Handling Development Changes.

• Was responsible for resolution of issues being raised by the clients.
• The issues were raised in the form of tickets which were fixed using the tool Espresso with back end Oracle as the database.
• Was responsible for direct Client Communication, taking phone calls and at times video calls for clarification of tickets and requirement gathering.
• Setting priorities of the tickets and resolving them accordingly.
• Responsible for resolving 10 to 15 tickets a day.

• Have undergone a rigorous five month training at Infosys, Mysore education Center where I majored in Java.
• The training involved one month of basic training including C, C++, RDBMS, SE & Testing and three months of mainstream training called Intermediate training in Java Technology including JSP, JSF, POJO, HTML, UNIX, CSS, OOPS.
• Last month was the Project Session, in which I was a team member in a team of 5. The project was about Attendance System Management in Java. We used JSP and JSF for our modules. The training was completed with a comprehension test.