My name is Andrew Richardson. I offer web design and programming services, and sometimes technical support. Please review my web portfolio here, and check my blog for other examples and updates on my work. Services are available in Raleigh, NC or via the Internet.
I'm originally from Asheville, NC and currently living in Raleigh while finishing my Computer Engineering degree at NC State University. I rank in the top 10% of my class and teach an introductory computer class to freshman engineers. I've been fixing computers since Windows was invented, and I've been designing software and websites for about 6 years. Please don't hesitate to contact me with your questions or problems.
Welcome.
The aim of Personal Computing Solutions is to provide personal,
affordable services that make your computers work for you.
Updates
A Lack of Updates
Breaking news: I'm terrible at maintaining a blog. I'm still alive and well though. The final semester at school has me pretty busy these days, but I'm still devoting time to other projects when possible.
I'm currently spending what little spare time I have on developing a prototype school administration program. The unimaginable terribleness of NC State's tools (MyPack Portal, Vista, etc, for those of you unfortunate to know what they are) has convinced me that this is necessary. I'll be working with grade schools first and I've got some prospects for beta testers. I'll post some real updates here once things firm up a bit.
I'm also starting work on a Facebook App. Can't reveal the details though :) More to come.
Posted on 11 March 2009 | 11:59 pm
Progress Continues
My first "updating" task is done - Personal Computing Solutions is up to date with a slightly new look and a few changes to my web portfolio I also made it pull posts from this blog so that I don't have to worry about posting updates in multiple places.
I created a sample edition of my cafeteria web app, so anyone interested can play with it. I've toyed with the idea of developing a full-scale school administration program. It wouldn't be too hard, and there might be a market for it.
Anyway, my next task is to finish the Finishing Touch website (though that sounds a bit ironic). We want to get that off the ground soon, so I'll post some updates on how it goes!
Posted on 19 September 2008 | 10:41 am
