July 27th, 2009

I continued to work on features outlined in the PT2 2.0 Deliverables document. I finished wiring up the delta symbols to the change log and
corrected some page load event issues. I changed the layout of the page after some discussion with Dave and Jacob.

Hours: 7.5

July 28th, 2009

I continued to work on features outlined in the PT2 2.0 Deliverables document. I changed all the component art menus to .NET grid views.
I worked on some changes to the header too. I met with Jim and Jacob to go over all the features that have been implemented and to make
sure nothing was misinterpreted.

Hours: 7.5

July 29th, 2009

I finished my work on features outlined in the PT2 2.0 Deliverables document. I spent the end of the day unit testing all the deliverables
to ensure everything was working perfectly.

Hours 7.5

July 30th, 2009

All of the interns drove up to New Hyde Park, New York, which is on Long Island, to visit Canon USA corporate headquarters. It took four hours
to get there, but it was worth it in the end. We were given a presentation about photography and how to use Canon Rebel XSI. Each intern was
loaned a camera for the evening, as tomorrow we will be taking pictures. We stayed in the Garden City Hotel for the night.

Hours 7.5

July 31st, 2009

We went to The Cradle of Aviation Museum to take photos. We spent all of the morning there and it was a great time. I learned a lot about aperture,
shutter speed, iso, and just how to take a picture in general. We went back to the office around lunchtime and we printed out our photos using high
end Canon printers. Each intern had to print out one photo for the contest on 13x9 photo paper. There were seven interns from my office and ten
from the headquarters. The three interns who took the best picture won a camera. Leon, who is an IT intern from my office, came in 2nd place and
won a camera.

Hours 7.5

Weekly Review

Going to CUSA was a great experience, as it was fun to see what the corporate campus looks like. The other interns and I felt like real businessmen,
as we stayed in a hotel and were escorted around. It was great to use some of the high-end cameras, as I have no photography experience. I learned a
lot about how to take a picture during this trip. Before we left on this trip, it was a relief to finish PTS 2.0 and have that behind me. There were
a lot of requirements and a lot of style sheet requests that increased the level of effort on this project. Dave is please with the work Jacob and I
did, so that is good to hear.

Total Hours: 37.5