Healthcare Record Keeping Database

(Title: Solaris)

GitHub Repository: HERE 

Made with: Visual Studio, NodeJS, Express, MongoDB 

Programming Languages: JavaScript, HTML, CSS

This project was made in college in a class called NoSQL Database Systems (CS4280). The project was to create something that works with "large data". This website is supposed to represent a company that logs a bunch of different data into their integrated database (MongoDB was my choice). The first one I thought of at the time was a hospital. Since they have different job roles, salaries, equipment, room numbers, medicines, and much more. The entries I created were meant to be used for customers or anyone working at a made up company I called Solaris. Data Analysts and Data Scientists can use this collected data to make inferred decisions for client treatment, company file organization, logistic costs, and much more. While the website functions as intended I personally feel the lack of security makes this website a disadvantage for real-world use. Where specific data is supposed to be only seen by those who are supposed to see it. For example a customer should be able to see a doctors salary, credit card information, or social security number. That being said the website was informative in making a website with basic foundations such Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD) features. Secondly, I also learned how to fetch and store data within a database used by companies such as: eBay, Forbes, Toyota, and more! Thirdly, I learned how to deploy a website to a cloud server that can be accessed anywhere with internet access. Lastly, I understood the importance of large sets of data that is applicable to any professional organization. I left my report and presentation for anyone who is interested in the research that I did :) 

The code is provided above but if you wanted to better understand the inner-workings of the program. The video I followed is called, "Complete CRUD Application with Node, Express, & MongoDB" by Daily Tuition. 

Video Link: HERE 

The video titled, "Deploy your first App with Heroku and Node.js" from a YouTuber called Jonny Kalambay. Helped deploying my website to a server that can be reached outside localhost

Video Link: HERE