The CISAccred WebPortal was engineered from scratch (literally scratch paper) to streamline ABET accreditation tracking for the Computer Information Systems program at PennWest University. Below is a visual history of its development.
These early notebook sketches show how the team planned score-set tracking, assessment strategy entry, and report generation from the ground up.
Using Lucidchart, we designed a normalized relational database to handle complex mapping between outcomes, tools, scores, and assessment cycles.
Before writing production code, we created a sequence of wireframe mockups outlining how instructors and leads would interact with the system.
Version 1.0 was deployed as a production-grade PHP/MySQL system, using real user authentication and role-based access. All development was tracked through Bitbucket and deployed manually via SSH and SFTP to university-hosted servers.
Version 1.1 was an update to the system I did personally during an internship through the University. I added a new feature saving users progress while entering scores in a score-set. Allowing them to return to the score-set at a later date to complete it. During this time, I also added the ability for assessment leads to quickly view any pending score-sets not yet submitted. I also added the ability to inline edit the submission type for a score-set.
CISAccred WebPortal is an active tool used by faculty at PennWest. This journey represents a full-cycle development effort from concept to deployment.
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