This is a portfolio of projects designed, developed, and distributed by the CED3 team of developers (Michael Nigh, Leah Frye, and Noah Lloyd-Edelman) from 2016-2018.
Due to intellectual property rights we cannot share the source code but are able to publish summaries and screenshots here.
Monterey Phoenix (MP) is a Navy-developed formal language and approach for modeling systems, software, hardware, people, organizational, and/or environmental behaviors and their interactions with one another. MP models these behaviors at a high level to describe operational / business processes or architecture designs, and supports behavior descriptions down to the detailed design level.
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The application was built using:
- JavaScript (ECMA2018), TypeScript, React, Redux, Node, Express, GoJS, Docker, webpack, etc.
The Hurricane Simulator is...
The application was built using:
- JavaScript (ECMA2018), TypeScript, React, Redux, Node, Express, Docker, webpack, etc.
The FAST tool provides individualized support to Marines in real time in order to produce an administratively ready Force.
Administrative clerks create dynamic action items by guiding a Marine through targeted questions designed to draw out required administrative actions that are required and trigger additional processes that need to be completed.
The application was built using:
- JavaScript (ECMA2018), TypeScript, React, Redux, Node, Express, Docker, webpack, etc.
The Wargaming Activity Hub Website is...
The application was built using:
- PHP, Wordpress, LearnPress etc.
The Zefr Scenario is...
The application was built using:
- Adobe Illustrator, JavaScript (ECMA2018), TypeScript, React, Redux, Node, Express, Docker, webpack, etc.
The 2038 Wargame is...
The application was built using:
- Python 3, Django, Bootstrap, Docker, etc.
The DRMI Accounting Modules are part of a free online course provided by the Naval Postgraduate School's Defense Resources Management Institute. The goal of the course is to introduce accounting analysis tools, applications, and methods. The course is made up of a combination of slideshows, videos, and quizzes.
The application was built using:
- JavaScript (ECMA2018), Node, Express, Gulp, etc.