This page previews how our system will display stored information: tutoring requests, tutors, and matches. In Unit 3, these tables will be generated from the real database and connected to forms and reports.
| Request ID | Student | Course | Need | Pay | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R-014 | William Brogan | MATH-M211 | Integration; midterm prep | $150-$250/hr | Unmatched |
| R-015 | Da'Sheala Walton | CSCI-C343 | Structure Review; debugging | Free | Matched |
| R-016 | John Dietz | INFO-I308 | Regression; homework | $100-$200/hr | In Progress |
Additional INfo can go here
| Tutor ID | Tutor | Courses | Format | Pricing | Matched? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| T-002 | Jetson Black | MATH-M211; INFO-I308 | Online; group | $20/hr | Yes |
| T-003 | Justin Burrell | CSCI-C212 | In-person | Free | No |
Additional Info can go here
| Match ID | Student | Course | Tutor | Payment | Match Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M-008 | Da'Sheala Walton | CSCI-C212 | Justin Burrell | Free | Matched |
| M-009 | John Dietz | INFO-I308 | Jetson Black | Paid | In Progress |
Additional Info can go here
This is a example of what it would look like to return rowss based on a query
Just for Jetson's sake, what method are we going to learn for formating data from the DB?
currently i just took a skeletoned out CSS style for tables from a previous project to model sample table data.
If we wanted to keep this sample styling, we could use JS to call the database somehow and then dynamically put the information into the tables.