Objectives

• You will create a resume that exists entirely within the developer console.

• Create a project folder linked to Github, and inside that folder an index.html file and a Javascript file. Link the JavaScript file to the index.html file.

• Your "resume" will simply be a series of console.log statements to print the resume data to the console.

• When you open index.html in the browser, it will be a blank page. That's okay. Your resume will be in the console. (command + option + I, or F12)

• Your resume should display the following information:

  • Your name.
  • Your career/field.
  • A short description of yourself.
  • A list of your interests.
  • A list of your past positions that includes company/place name, title, short description of what you did.
  • A list of your skills.

• You can make up information if you'd like.

• In your skill list, skills that are "cool" should begin with BAM:

Additional Requirements

• Your name should print in all capital letters, but you must not type it as all capitalized in your code (i.e. you will need to use JavaScript to capitalize it).
• You must have a function called displayPosition that takes parameters for company name, job title, and description. The function should console.log those three items in a format similar to the example below. You will call displayPosition several times with different data.
• You must have a function called displaySkill that takes parameters for skill name and a boolean value for whether the skill is cool (true/false). Inside the function, you should print BAM: in front of the skill name only if the skill is cool. If you don't have any cool skills, make some up.

Example Output

• Your resume output should look similar to this:

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Name: JOHN DOE
Career: Full Stack Engineer / Instructor
Description: I like turtles

My Interests:
* Fall TV (The best)
* Locomotives
* Observing awkward situations
* Film soundtracks

My Previous Experience:
* Math, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and English tutor at Some School - Tutored students in those areas.
* Undergraduate Teaching Assistant at University of Georgia - Helped grade assignments, answer questions, held lab hours, and held office hours for Java and C++ Computer Science classes.
* Lead Programmer for iBeacon Experiment at Georgia Museum of Art - Created native iOS virtual tour guide that used iBeacon technology to triangulate position within the museum and give information about a piece.

My Skills:
* French
* BAM: Trombone
* Java
* C / C++
* BAM: Objective-C / Swift
* BAM: Opera Singing
* Python
* JavaScript
* BAM: TypeScript

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Submission

When you are finished, make sure you have committed and pushed your changes to GitHub.