Bernice’s current goals
Paid work in Full Stack Web development and system architecture.
Update ServiceNow certifications.
Continue to master skills and technologies to add value to customers.
Gain advanced certification in coding with JavaScript and cloud technologies.
Welcome to Bernice Templeman’s bioSite.
Bernice Templeman is a software developer with over 30 years of experience in Information Technology (IT). She has worked as a ServiceNow Developer, Linux and Unix System Administrator, VMware administrator, Network Attached Storage (NAS) technical support engineer II, and software engineer. In her previous work, she wrote code using JavaScript on the ServiceNow Platform as a Service (PaaS); leveraged familiarity with CSS and HTML to ensure seamless front-end content delivery.
Bernice is recently updated her skillset by completing a second Bachelor of Science in Full Stack Web Development. Bernice has a Master of Science in Information Systems (MS in CIS) and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BS in CS). Bernice is certified in ServiceNow system administration (CSA), application development (CAD), IT Service Management (ITSM), Human Resources Service Delivery (HRSD), Performance Analytics (PA), and Event Management (EM).
Bernice is a lifelong learner which is needed to stay up to date with technology.
In her free time, Bernice enjoys exercising, walking, cooking and eating healthy at home.
Latest Project: Task Management System
The Task Management System is built using the MEAN stack, which includes MongoDB, Express.js, Angular, and Node.js. This stack provides a robust and scalable solution for building modern web applications.
This application is designed to help you manage your projects efficiently. You can add, update, delete, and view details of your projects with ease.
In this demonstration, you will learn how to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on project and task data. This is a fundamental skill for any web developer, and mastering it will give you a strong foundation in full-stack development.
Follow along with the examples and exercises in this course to gain hands-on experience with the MEAN stack. By the end of this course, you will have a fully functional Task Management System that you can use as a reference for your own projects.
First Project: Wild Rescues
Wild Rescues is a nonprofit organization that rescues all kinds of wild animals, rehabilitates them, and then releases them back into the wild.
Wild Rescues needed a website to help raise awareness about the organization.
Bernice developed a responsive web design website and integrated additional HTML5 semantic elements.
Future updates include adding some additional pages and features to the website.