Biggest Project you've ever done?

Non computer related: The biggest project I have ever done is being a dad and raising my son to be a respectful young man. (It's not over yet)

Computer related I would to have say totally revamping my departments website while knowing nothing about web development. I did it basically by reading books on CSS and HTML and of course trail and error. I have just completed a face lift on my intial revamp and it should go out the end of this month. I still know nothing about web design compared to most people out there but I have to say it's a lot of fun learning.

The biggest project I have done was creating a 3D animation that was 40 seconds long and I got an A on it.

As of right now the hardest thing I have ever done is Blackjack for my AP Comp class, but I'm currently working on an OCR for solving math equations and I think that'll blow Blackjack out of the water.

Brought at 23 year old computer back to life. It was alot of work for me because I had to dig in the pile of old computer parts in my basement just to fix it. I can't believe how long it has been since I last used it.

A Bluetooth controlled RC car with a compass and windows GUI, later we plan to add GPS, WiFi, and a webcam.

This is being done on an ARM Cortex M3 (NXP LPC1768) put on a PCB.

Built the classifieds for Telus and their myBC.com and a few other sites. It used our base classifieds engine and ran on our servers, but was fully branded for them. Here's a wayback machine shot of it, since they went with a different service a few years later: http://web.archive.org/web/20001018152937/classifieds.mybc.com/js/nav/c16000/b16000/n15/1265.html

The largest project I have ever done was for US History last year. We had to choose a decade and make a presentation via movie, PowerPoint or poster. The project was worth 1000 points. Apparently, if you worked alone, you were almost guaranteed an A. With certain things like making a movie, the teacher wanted the quality to be absolutely perfect so that it at least flowed. Well, most people that chose that ended up getting a C due to low quality cameras. In the end, I chose to do a PowerPoint about the 1950s. All I did was type up a couple of notes and make a couple of slides and I got an A. I didn't even have to present it.

At this point in time, my biggest project was creating my personal website and maintaining it everyday. Creating websites can be easy, but very frustrating! I'm sure you all can agree if you have built a website. If you would like to visit my website, please feel free. http://techjohnson.com

So far, the biggest project I have done is totally rebuilding my school's website from scratch, with a lot of specific features, and having a working developed site in a month and a half.

Obviously this was no easy task, and it was VERY time consuming. It did however allow me to learn more about web development and manipulating Javascript and other dev languages to work the way I needed them to do. The biggest of this, was parsing an RSS Feed and displaying it, stylized, on a page. I also learned how to use sites like Blogger, to make an impromptu web interface for updating school announcements.

Overall I did the job, and the site looks great. I had to totally revamp the theme, write my own code, and solve a ton of issues, including those with outdated browsers schools use cough IE cough , but it was all fun and definitely a great way to develop to others' wants and build things from scratch in a timely manner.

I edited and helped shoot a commercial with my church last year. It played in local movie theaters. Our cameras weren't great but we did okay with what we had.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSRJdD7lFOU&feature=relmfu

Yeah I know, kinda cheesy, but I thought it worked out all right.