Jeff Terrell: Having all kinds of fun today alright let's switch over to slides.
Jeff Terrell: And first up with pitches i'm going to start a timer for y'all and my phone here.
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Jeff Terrell: yeah y'all can get started, your timer is here.
Jeff Terrell: Okay, so we're starting right now also my name is Joe Joe each other and we're here to present our project on call motivation and this is our second time in this classroom we have pay on work with students and I 23 last semester as well.
Jeff Terrell: Is this our agenda for today we'll be talking about inspiration for our project our current stage of what we're looking for for this project and why you should pick us.
Jeff Terrell: Up to start off, first of all, we created this project in the ui ux class that we took in fall 2020.
Jeff Terrell: That was our first semester online, so we wanted to do our final project on solving on involving students on taking remote classes.
Jeff Terrell: So we went online and with this on observation already on Facebook and we found out that many students are having trouble with their lack of motivation, both in academic and in life.
Jeff Terrell: And then.
Jeff Terrell: We found a survey called a student experience and research University on Kobe 19 survey, and it was taking by about 30,000 on college students around the US.
Jeff Terrell: And they said that 96% of undergraduate student 80% will undergraduates or graduate students said that they have faced at least one obstacle during the transition to online learning format.
Jeff Terrell: And, out of all the problems that are listed, such as the lack of proper environment and the lack of mental state boot stability or lack of motivation is actually one of the largest problems that they face.
Jeff Terrell: So this is why we came up with idea to create a mobile APP call motivation, our main target are college students and we are two main goals.
Jeff Terrell: The first goal is to help students cultivate good habit and keep them motivated and the second goal is to create a platform where students can connect with each other to achieve both academic success.
Jeff Terrell: So, with the above well structures i'm apple our solution in general, our application is basically divided into four sections.
Jeff Terrell: Our Chakra system where the user can create and monitor their habits, a calendar system which give users, the monthly overview of their progress, and our group chat where the users can chat with other users and, lastly, the user Center.
Jeff Terrell: Where the user can fight the reward system and other APP settings.
Jeff Terrell: Here are some of their interfaces were designing adobe asti.
Jeff Terrell: So as a returning clients, we are looking for engineers who can help us continue developer will will we have last semester.
Jeff Terrell: So let me briefly introduce our current stage now so large portion of back end database has been implemented implemented through firebase.
Jeff Terrell: Limited functionality has been implemented as part of user interfaces so based on what we have now we'd like to continue to use react native and firebase as our.
Jeff Terrell: platform for further development, the last team has left detailed documentation with video tutorials which you can catch up with everything easier.
Jeff Terrell: We are also aware that we are being picked by you, so we try to do our part well so that we can have a more comfortable working experience.
Jeff Terrell: So for our process have we have down user research that we asked real users to try out our application and ask for their opinions, we also done some surveys that we can get better user feedback.
Jeff Terrell: Moreover, we got a working prototype in adobe xd that we believe will be very helpful and useful during the development stage Lastly, and most importantly.
Jeff Terrell: things we have worked with student for all this class before we some worse know how the process of this class going on, and we are also students, we are in the same boat with you.
Jeff Terrell: The last name has laid a solid foundation for this project, which we believe will lead to a smoother and easier development of this master.
Jeff Terrell: So here is the end of our presentation, if I interested in our projects or have any questions our contact information up here so feel free to contact us thank you.
Jeff Terrell: Thank you, thank you all right now.
Jeff Terrell: you're timers here, you can.
Jeff Terrell: hi everyone, my name is Alan hurlbert i'm a professor in the biology department, and I mean ecologist one of the things, one of the projects we've been working on.
Jeff Terrell: is trying to build this avian diet database which which synthesizes information from the literature on what different bird species eat.
Jeff Terrell: So actually just last year, a group from 523 million Teddy and Thomas built this graphical interface for visualizing and exploring the database.
Jeff Terrell: So you can put in the name of the bird species like bald eagle and it pops up what types of things that eats and what percentages where that data is coming from, etc.
Jeff Terrell: But this is a project that is still the database itself is still in development so it's growing and we're trying to improve the usability in terms of.
Jeff Terrell: Building the database itself at the moment, but right now I have undergraduates basically entering information into a giant flat file.
Jeff Terrell: So we have this you know big thing they are usually working in excel and every row is a record of sunburns PCs.
Jeff Terrell: And then, all this information about where and when the study was done and ultimately gets down to some some items some other biological organism that that bird species.
Jeff Terrell: Each so right now the undergrads they have to go around they have to find a paper that has this information in it, and then they enter it into this big flat file.
Jeff Terrell: We do some basic QA QC using our scripts of that flat file and then we added to our master flat file so.
Jeff Terrell: This is really there's a lot of redundant information, obviously in that in that large flat file, but also it requires every semester, and having to teach undergraduates like some very basics of github and stuff, and these are not computer science undergraduates.
Jeff Terrell: So, so what i'm looking for in this project is basically a way to streamline our data entry process, and so what that means really is building a a web based data entry portal so it's a nice forums and and do is that are integrated into our existing alien diet database website.
Jeff Terrell: Because we're trying to actually scale up up to up to this point it's mainly focused on North American bird species, and we have.
Jeff Terrell: Over 750 species of birds in our database, but there are 10,000 species of birds in the world, so we're still trying to grow this thing but we're only going to be able to do that.
Jeff Terrell: If we if it's not just my lab doing it, so we need to make it easy for users scientists around the world to ideally login, so we need some kind of user account set up.
Jeff Terrell: That way, they can get credit for the records that they have been entering.
Jeff Terrell: Of course we want to build in some basic QA QC checks to that data that's getting entered one.
Jeff Terrell: Interesting facet is if I say a bald eagle he's a catfish and there's a scientific name associated with that catfish.
Jeff Terrell: But this is a paper from 1920 that scientific name might be out of date today so there's an API to interface with the tax taxonomy database that kind of checks to make sure that that name that was entered is actually a valid name suggests, alternatives if it's not.
Jeff Terrell: um the other piece i'd like to include ideally is to basically just have a system set up for double data entry, so that, for every study that gets entered.
Jeff Terrell: It has to get entered two times and then those two versions are going to get compared to each other and that's another form of QA QC and a check that someone didn't have a typo as they were entering it.
Jeff Terrell: So, given that there's double data entry, then we need an easy way like a dashboard to visualize oh what were the the differences or what were the errors that we taught from that process.
Jeff Terrell: And then the last piece is because you know, as I showed you at the beginning, we have this existing website it's currently serving data.
Jeff Terrell: And if we add data in real time that data is getting updated here, so we don't want to mess with that part, even though it is currently based on this unwieldy flat file.
Jeff Terrell: We will probably build a nice tidy database, but ultimately that database will have to write back out to the flat file to keep this part working.
Jeff Terrell: So i'm happy to answer any questions i've worked with by 23 students at least five or six groups over the years, so i'm really familiar with the process, so let me know if you have any questions feel free to again contact.
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Jeff Terrell: Of first of all, my name is Taylor walls and i'm a former athlete from the whole prep.
Jeff Terrell: My name is Taylor was i'm a former athlete from the University of North Carolina women's basketball team.
Jeff Terrell: i'm also a super fan, and now i'm an entrepreneur have a great APP which is called fans play the game within a game.
Jeff Terrell: fans play is a early stage, mobile sports and entertainment APP that's going to allow the fans of some of our most historic rivalries in sports to play against each other, live on game day.
Jeff Terrell: I mean, think about it, no matter how much you guys may cheer against Duke you will never determine a win or loss that's always going to be determined by the talent of the athletes and the strategy of the coaches.
Jeff Terrell: Until now, the fans play APP is going to allow you the fans to get in the game using timed sports specific trivia.
Jeff Terrell: to earn your own bragging rights, for example, which coach has the most nc double a final four appearances you got 10 seconds anybody want to guess.
Jeff Terrell: If you get D you guessed it right, so what we want to do is, we want to make sure that we keep people engaged in the world of sport.
Jeff Terrell: You have to stay in here and talk to you about sports with the pandemic and not mention it would be ludicrous.
Jeff Terrell: We were initially only concerned about the Duke unc fans that went through the turnstiles so we were starting to be integrated with the jumbotron.
Jeff Terrell: When the pandemic hit, we had to pivot, not only did we pivot we believe we pivoted and made a pretty nice drop step into the basket because, instead of focusing on the 40,000 fans that were in the arena with the jumbotron.
Jeff Terrell: We focused on the 4.2 million that watch the game from home or on their mobile devices before the pandemic kit.
Jeff Terrell: And that is right on top of the $73 billion, sports and entertainment market of which billions are still on the table, because they didn't have the content to portray it.
Jeff Terrell: So what we want to do we don't want to just attract the nc double a in the major venues, we want to also make sure that we stay in the hometown of the companies.
Jeff Terrell: Of the sponsors who made the game famous so rather it's Franklin street in Chapel hill or Nice street in Duke we want to make sure that we invite all of our team players with us.
Jeff Terrell: Standing here today, there are thousands of Apps that are downloading millions thousands a day we're not a gambling APP we're not a predictive play at and as famous as it is we're not a fantasy APP, but we are there with you on game day live.
Jeff Terrell: it's a wide world of sports, and this is just the College world, but we are more focused on the Atlantic coast Conference, which is one of the most competitive conferences in the country.
Jeff Terrell: And this is where you come into play, I need you to help me build the dream team which starts with the technology, so the next time I meet with the nba players or the nba.
Jeff Terrell: Or the nfl or the nc double a we have started this traction of building the dream team, and if you're really good bring a friend, as you can see, we have other open positions.
Jeff Terrell: So, in closing, I have one question to ask you guys just by a show of hands, if you could compete against the fans that you love to hate how many of you would play.
Jeff Terrell: For chance to win give some prizes Thank you and, if you have questions, I think I have about a minute and 30 seconds left, you said hey So if you got questions I talk really fast anybody got any questions.
Jeff Terrell: He was really that thorough.
Jeff Terrell: So, can you imagine walking in the Dean don't and your phone pains you and says, who are you a fan of or being in your dorm and your phone says hey Carolina dukes getting ready to play.
Jeff Terrell: you're going to win the gifts and prizes of our corporate sponsors, if you play, but this game is only about the fans like I said, for the first time will determine to have our own bragging rights that's my story they oh question yeah 59 seconds.
Jeff Terrell: Yes, we do that's what we're building So if you get all of the questions right in the unc Duke rivalry or.
Jeff Terrell: cowboys redskins or not redskins the national football team you're going to start to get ranking and as a company, we want to scale, to the point that you're awarded the ACC championship, as the fans.
Jeff Terrell: versus maybe the players get it too, but we can get you guys involved, we may have unc wins the ACC championship, but please don't let this happen do fans win the ACC fans play championship.
Jeff Terrell: And, by all means, if you choose me I want you to know that I am a chief executive athlete i've been an athlete I believe in team.
Jeff Terrell: So i'm always going to be open for your suggestions input, because I think you're the ones that will make this happen, we got 10 seconds anybody talk really quick.
Jeff Terrell: Okay that's it Thank you.
Jeff Terrell: hey we're just trying to keep an eye on this chat in case there's any issues here right.
Jeff Terrell: Okay um So what is it just like left and right yeah.
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Jeff Terrell: All right, what's up everybody.
Jeff Terrell: me and my wife just kidding um.
Jeff Terrell: So we're here to present our APP idea our tentative name so far is the the CAFE table reservation system but definitely if somebody has a better idea bonus points to.
Jeff Terrell: All right, so who are we i'm john i'm a PhD student in the department I work in the computer vision live upstairs and my name is Christopher.
Jeff Terrell: that's actually a photo of me getting my certificate that starbucks I was a breeze to their one summer be pretty good check cappuccinos if y'all ever want one, but I work with Dr terrell and i'm a master student at unc.
Jeff Terrell: So quick raise of hands, who likes coffee here.
Jeff Terrell: That is what I like to see, and you will also see that on weekends around here like if you go to cafes.
Jeff Terrell: on a Saturday morning or Sunday morning, they will be packed to the brim with people on their laptops and there is never any seating.
Jeff Terrell: And, but there's good reason for that, I mean there's tons of options in Chapel Hill and car bro they're great places to work, you can buy a you know, a latte or a pastry while you're working and you feel good contributing to the local economy.
Jeff Terrell: yeah so you know with this popularity also comes with a lot of side effects that we're trying to address so first it gets really overcrowded, especially during the weekend morning rush hours.
Jeff Terrell: And you know all this kind of leads to lost revenue for the cafes so one when it's when it's too crowded new people coming in, will have to leave and and find a new place to work.
Jeff Terrell: Also there's a lot of fun profitable tables out there, as you guys know you know it really only takes one drink order to occupy table for.
Jeff Terrell: You know, basically, the whole day, and you know we've noticed some cafes and derman Chapel hill begin to try and mitigate these issues by you know, for example, limiting the number of hours people could sit at a given table.
Jeff Terrell: Yes, our proposed solution is to build an APP that allows customers to reserve tables don't really like analogies like uber for X, but you know, there are elements of uber surge pricing.
Jeff Terrell: We work and open table all you know, all together, you can think of, in terms of that.
Jeff Terrell: But you know who benefits here, so the cafes are able to generate revenues through the reservation system, and this offsets the last revenues mentioned in the in the slide before.
Jeff Terrell: The customers also benefit because they're you know we guarantee them a table so that reduce the stress and anxiety of having to actually find a table.
Jeff Terrell: Right, and so we envision this APP kind of being dual facing.
Jeff Terrell: So on the CAFE sides CAFE cafes will be able to list their tables and if they have plugs around it, or if they're around a window and they'll be able to set prices for these tables.
Jeff Terrell: And we expect this to be like totally customizable so then could price based off time of day or based off the table.
Jeff Terrell: And from the customer facing side you'll be able to go online see which tables are available and then reserve the table for certain times.
Jeff Terrell: Alright, so, most importantly, how do you guys benefit um so you're gonna be able to learn very relevant marketable tech stack that's great experience on the resume.
Jeff Terrell: Chris and I have you know some general ideas to like the frameworks and languages to to build this APP.
Jeff Terrell: But you know if you guys have any specific language frameworks that you guys want to try we're, of course, all yours and are happy to go in that direction, you know, especially given you guys for the engineers here.
Jeff Terrell: And also yeah you're going to be creating a lot of value for the local businesses and helping grow the local economy as well.
Jeff Terrell: And that's a good point john makes done john makes a lot of good points generally but uh.
Jeff Terrell: You know we're we're not trying to go for like a home run here to put in baseball terms we're trying to know just help Chapel Hill and car bro.
Jeff Terrell: And so, as john says localities key we're trying to make this more efficient for these cafes so they can make more money and so.
Jeff Terrell: You guys can study more effectively on weekends, but the last thing i'll say, is it will be kind of fun because we've had a lot of interest from the cafes in using this APP and so when it's finally deployed you and your friends will be able to use it and go on reserve a table.
Jeff Terrell: Just don't make you know don't put any back doors in the APP where you'll always have a reservation.
Jeff Terrell: yeah so here's a contact information and i'm assuming you guys at the slides anyways but we're happy to answer questions over email or text or anything like that yeah Thank you.
Jeff Terrell: Alright next step is a video presentation.
hi everyone i'm telfer Harris, founder of ancient path of ventures, I am a unc alumna I graduated in May 2019 and my senior year at unc I found it ancient path adventures through the shoe fit Program.
which started out as just the this game board promised land journey, and then we expand it into card games, we just recently released a mobile APP.
And the overall concept of ancient path adventures, is to be a biblical innovation hub that basically like like the screen says ministers and creative way, so we find different ways and channels to help people understand biblical texts.
Jeff Terrell: So the project that i'm proposing is an augmented educational platform, and we have books that.
Jeff Terrell: cater to K through five students or elementary school students and we want to combine educational topics with these books basically.
Jeff Terrell: And the example is that while he's in the whale or under in the ocean, he is able to explore the marine life that's deep within the ocean.
Jeff Terrell: And it's a book that students can read to learn about the story of jonah, but when they scan this qr code they'll be able to see more of the marine life more of the educational topic come to life.
and learn more things through videos and things like that.
So the project, one more so encompass creating the Web APP that goes along with this, which would really feature the quizzes that would be associated with the books which they can be thought of as modules as well as student accounts and things which i'll go into.
So the way it would work upon the the Web APP side of things, because the teacher would enroll their students by grade or a homeschool.
facilitator and they would be able to track the students progress to see like which book they read what quiz they've taken their score on the quizzes how they're doing overall.
And they're able to assign new modules want students have completed a certain module and and different elements that would facilitate the classroom learning.
So again, the qr codes would lead to videos and more things to learn and the quizzes would be based on that.
So they would be associated with student account so different students can be taking different business at a time or reading different books is should be able to retain their scores.
base with their accounts and tell when their module is complete and then also feed into leaderboards for the teacher to monitor monitor their progress and or create healthy competition between the students.
Another possibility is to create subscription levels according to facilitator user accounts.
In terms of the ar components, we will be developing those unless you have that background or interest in love to participate in that part of the development as well.
But the larger focus for the course is and can be on the web APP platform.
But yeah again i'm telfer Harris, this is ancient path adventures, the project is augmented educational platform, if you have any questions after viewing this video please email me at info at ancient path adventures COM and I look forward to hearing from you, I hope you choose the projects.
Jeff Terrell: All right next up Tyler.
Jeff Terrell: Is here.
Jeff Terrell: Hello everyone, my name is Tyler Stillman i'm a PhD candidate and the Department of political science and i'm also the aquatics consultant through the odom Institute for research and so forth here at unc.
Jeff Terrell: And i'm excited to share this with you today we've been working on something at odom to make the research process or more accessible for users on campus whether it's faculty graduate students or undergraduates.
Jeff Terrell: And some first going to describe the problem using some my own research and then i'll give you a more broad framework for what we're working on.
Jeff Terrell: So in political science, research that sometimes necessary to identify the Congressional district of an individual taking a survey.
Jeff Terrell: But unfortunately we can't ask people that question because most people just do not know the Congressional district that they live in.
Jeff Terrell: And so what i'm some other researchers have done is you've zip codes to bridge that gap so we've created a program it takes some one zip code which they typically do know and then allows us to figure out what Congressional district thing most likely looking.
Jeff Terrell: At present, though this data is very difficult to use and alive so.
Jeff Terrell: The combination of zip codes and Congressional district pairs reaches into the 10s of thousands and so programming each of those combinations into a survey it's a time and cost prohibitive.
Jeff Terrell: For us, and so what we have access to using quarter is an API system, a web service system that we could query these types of databases from, and so what i'm hoping.
Jeff Terrell: To partner with all of you on as closing that gap between researchers who have data that they have self generated and using these platforms like wall tricks for them to be able to query those databases quickly and efficiently.
Jeff Terrell: And so, this is the type of software that we believe it odom that a lot of researchers with us pretty much immediately, we have a bottleneck.
Jeff Terrell: People were able to help him and that they created the data that they need, but we can give them access to it inside of a live survey.
Jeff Terrell: And so what we would like to do is create a web APP that allows the user to come in also load data that they've created to the web Apps and have it queries for a web service and a platform like call tricks and so.
Jeff Terrell: The intended workflow that we are hoping to accomplish is to create a web APP where a user can go on log into the system.
Jeff Terrell: upload their own original data have that data format it appropriately, so that it can be queried inside of citrix and.
Jeff Terrell: we're happy to let any team use whatever language or framework, they want to use for happy to sort of hand over creative control.
Jeff Terrell: You know if the engineering team wants to go in a direction we're very happy to follow you and that we have the data and we have the user you just need someone to help us.
Jeff Terrell: bridge the gap between those two things so does anyone have any questions I have about a minute and a half left yeah like you said decoded.
Jeff Terrell: Like 32121 now or yeah So what we would provide and what we would.
Jeff Terrell: Our users, provided, as well as a unique role for every zip code Congressional districts have a zip code would never show up more than once in the data.
Jeff Terrell: anyone else.
Jeff Terrell: Alright perfect if anyone has any questions feel free to reach out to me i'm happy to answer anything over email, thank you.
Jeff Terrell: hi i'm testing Joseph Nicholas I am a professor here in the department, some of you might have had classes me or have seen Iran um any of you.
Jeff Terrell: served in the past as an undergraduate learning assistant in La in this department or plan to or are right now yeah so some of you, so you know.
Jeff Terrell: So one of the things that I do here at the department, besides teaching you I web design history of the Internet and other kind of in between the disciplines kind of stuff is I run a training course for la.
Jeff Terrell: may or may not know this, but it exists in any case so there's a rudimentary kind of in person orientation that all la is go through when they start work for the first time as ellie's in this department.
Jeff Terrell: and
Jeff Terrell: it's usually a pretty rushed affair and, of course, in the era of code.
Jeff Terrell: there's not a whole lot we can do in person, in any case, the goal of this project is to put together an application that can be delivered online that can train.
Jeff Terrell: All our la is just a brief training so that everybody's paperwork is tracked everybody's.
Jeff Terrell: Reading the same policies understands the same provisions and then also is able to and the department's able to testify to the consistency of a certain base level of training across.
Jeff Terrell: The las, this is not again supposed to be a time consuming credit bearing training it's just a centralized place for us to offer the basics get your paperwork taken care of and then have everything recorded and stored.
Jeff Terrell: So what will end up happening what we're really looking for is on a series of customizable repurpose double.
Jeff Terrell: instructional modules for online delivery that can be customized with different content links together things like quizzes like videos like interactive.
Jeff Terrell: games like syllable forms and then means of storing the results of all these things right.
Jeff Terrell: So it's basically building the components for the online training course I will provide you all the content that you need, although i'm completely open to.
Jeff Terrell: to your input and feedback on what might be helpful if you have opinions on that i'm also pretty much platform agnostic so you could choose what platform what language what framework whatever you wanted to use to build the thing and deliver the thing and um.
Jeff Terrell: yeah I think that is about it so it's just a kind of straightforward instructional design and ui design and sort of data management project right all of these things.
Jeff Terrell: I will be looking to you for the building the interactivity the data management piece, and then we can work together on the instructional design piece, and the ui design piece.
Jeff Terrell: it's a great project for anybody who's interested in learning more and practicing more in either of those areas which I am happy to teach you more about along the way.
Jeff Terrell: So again, it seems like a minute and 30 seconds is like what people have left over for for questions, but I have a minute and 30 seconds exactly so.
Jeff Terrell: Any questions before I go.
Jeff Terrell: Yes.
Jeff Terrell: it's not really um there are sometimes big meetings I mean we used to hold giant meetings and citizen 14 where everybody would come in and we'd say you have to go out and do this paperwork and go see the people and whatever.
Jeff Terrell: And then there's come to to seven, where people can come and get a full semester of training, what we're hoping to offer is something in between.
Jeff Terrell: so that everyone can get a standardized basis of training and consistent basis of training, before starting work help improve their confidence your competence, and you know, provide a way for us to record your paperwork and have it all in one.
Jeff Terrell: thing i'm else.
Jeff Terrell: Right Okay, well, I hope, hear from you and I look forward to hearing your suggestions, if I do have a question oh okay chuck question that's my you know, by the way.
Jeff Terrell: Just be aware that, yes, web APP and we can talk about exactly how that would be delivered I envisioned it originally as a responsive web APP that could be you know so just build for browser but mobile first probably.
Jeff Terrell: But if you want to try building native Apps i'm open that to that too.
Jeff Terrell: All right.
Jeff Terrell: Scott maitland i'm a serial entrepreneur I started top of the hill restaurant and brewery while in law school started top of the hill distillery started to other restaurants.
Jeff Terrell: and had a hand in two other law firms and I teach on a practice or Professor the practice of entrepreneurship at Kenan flagler.
Jeff Terrell: But i'm really, really excited today to stand in front of you as a potential client.
Jeff Terrell: For a problem that I ran into when I was serving as assistant coach of my son's little league team last season okay so i'm calling this where's the throw but what I want to do is, I want to game a Phi teaching baseball fundamentals to young baseball players.
Jeff Terrell: So let's talk about the market real quick turns out that almost 16 million kids are playing baseball a year and, after decades of.
Jeff Terrell: Decreasing participation baseball is back on the rise, big time, whereas football and soccer are both dropping in participation rates due to fear of concussions.
Jeff Terrell: And so baseball is big continues to grow, and it appears when you boil this down that we're looking at about one and a half million or 2 million new kids every year, trying to learn the sport of baseball.
Jeff Terrell: So what does that mean, this is exactly the level that I was at as assistant coach last year it was my son, who is nine very first year playing baseball.
Jeff Terrell: And as you can imagine, as a coach you spend the time that you've got teaching kids who have never played baseball how to catch how to throw how to run how to field, all these things, and the problem is.
Jeff Terrell: Is that if your success, even if you are successful in doing this, you get into a game mode the kids don't know what to do, even if they catch the ball, etc.
Jeff Terrell: And the problem is is you try to teach this practice and it's difficult kids don't want to listen to us lecture about.
Jeff Terrell: All of the seven options that a right fielder has if a guy's on first base and if there's somebody on second and third base, etc, etc right, so they get bored they don't pay attention.
Jeff Terrell: And I realized there's got to be a better way I thought to myself well I bet you somebody figure this out turns out, they haven't.
Jeff Terrell: Okay, as far as I can tell, there is nothing in this space, the only thing I could find was a book called situation baseball which literally just in a tax breaks out every possible variable.
Jeff Terrell: Depending on your position and then there's where's the play which was going to be my name originally and then I realized these folks and then already trademarked it.
Jeff Terrell: But this is a CD Rom that came out in 2005 and, as far as I can tell nobody's updated the technology, and this is just not the delivery vehicle that's going to resonate with both the kids and the parents of today's you so.
Jeff Terrell: What do I want to do well hey, I think, from your perspective.
Jeff Terrell: you're in a great situation if you become part of my team one because I would like to handle the actual admin meetings at lunch, the top of the hill so right there that should help out on the student budget.
Jeff Terrell: Secondly, oh, you know I teach entrepreneurship i've been a professor at launch or an entrepreneur in residence at launch.
Jeff Terrell: I had been part of companies that have actually tried to develop Apps so i'm vaguely aware of some of the things that you guys are doing, but when it comes down to the nuts and bolts I don't know anything.
Jeff Terrell: So you're going to have free play in that regard i'm really going to lean on my team to come up in my thought process, I see this being a very, very simple interface i'm thinking more along with at.
Jeff Terrell: Computer game retro design, but again, if you felt like you could do something more realistic well that's great, but the idea is obvious choose your position.
Jeff Terrell: Get given a scenario and then you get points based on the speed and the correctness of your answer.
Jeff Terrell: And also, there was a set of games called happy that I got for my kids when they were little I don't know if you've ever played it very simple pappy jump happy ball.
Jeff Terrell: But what was cool about that you can compare your scores, I guess, everyone to play that game, or that day, you can compare your scores against everyone that played that month etc so i'm thinking, if you want to add on some stuff we can.
Jeff Terrell: i've got 30 seconds, the only the only thing I would say to this is that I was surprised, as I got into this how big the market is.
Jeff Terrell: I don't know any of you, if any of you played or use the game changer game changer is used for little league teams and things to track their games started in 2010 by two.
Jeff Terrell: Gentlemen that sold at the dick's sporting goods for high higher seven figures, so there is some real potential opportunity here that's all again.
Right.
yeah.
Jeff Terrell: All right, good afternoon everyone, my name is Paul, and I mean I run, and this is rb and here's what we look like without the masks um.
Jeff Terrell: Alright, so we are co founders of a business called memory crafters, it is a marketplace.
Jeff Terrell: That matches users and local businesses to provide quick and easy access to personalized celebrations to celebrate life's special moments.
Jeff Terrell: i'm sure none of you ever celebrated birthdays and your parents did not have any trouble celebrating your birthdays we are such parents, we started memory crafters in the early.
Jeff Terrell: Part of last year, just before forbid after multiple personal experiences of celebrating our kids parties, it was a hassle is a small word when I have to describe my experience of trying to put together a totally social media, where the celebration.
Jeff Terrell: Parents spend on average about 200 to $500 and upward 1000 to $2,000 on one party, however, this whole experience is really.
Jeff Terrell: um I guess tormentors is you know, a nice word to use there, but the the services are really fragmented and our goal with memory crafters is to make this process super seamless so that they can celebrate what matters most, and that is the life.
Jeff Terrell: So our mission is to let parents celebrate for and and focus on what matters most, and that is celebrating life so we've created a prototype already, which is essentially just a ui Dum.
Jeff Terrell: Dum ui that talks through the end process of a parent's of world right so right from if I don't know what the theme is that i'm celebrating or if I know what the theme is, then, I still am able to find.
Jeff Terrell: places venues, as well as hobbyists of caterers you name it right and i'm able to find all these people on this one APP.
Jeff Terrell: Once I am also having recommendation engine This is like my farfetched vision recommendation engine, as well as a social network sort of mini social network where parents can, like me, can provide recommendations to other parents looking for similar themes.
Jeff Terrell: And once I decide on what I want to do where I want to do it, how I want to do it, I can add everything to my card and book it in one single transaction that's not the case today.
Jeff Terrell: And once I have done all of that I can now go ahead and use the same APP to invite the folks I want as my guests and see who was going to come.
Jeff Terrell: Once the party's over, we have done with the celebration, I have the ability to sit back relax and enjoy the memories, that we have created.
Jeff Terrell: And what's better is that next year i'm not in the same position as I am this year because memory crafters reminded me.
Jeff Terrell: Two months in advance that hey your kid's birthday is coming up, you probably want to start planning by finding your venue that's top number priority number one so there's a reminder application that's also embedded within this APP.
Jeff Terrell: In terms of our competitive landscape of course there's competition there's tons of it, however it's a super super fragmented market today.
Jeff Terrell: Because of all of the disjointed experiences that I just mentioned earlier, and that is missed opportunity as a parent, I have not taken a single picture, with my child of my child.
Jeff Terrell: Hopefully, somebody in the event has taken pictures and sent it to me and I have them captured somewhere, but this enables us the opportunity to truly sit back relax enjoy pictures.
Jeff Terrell: The target market is end users parents, like me and my husband.
Jeff Terrell: But also suppliers and that's why I call this a marketplace, because there is a tremendous market out there for local businesses.
Jeff Terrell: who have venues, but they don't have really a platform to market them cells and memory crafters gives them that there are also hobbyists who are marketing themselves on Facebook today that's the only platform, they have.
Jeff Terrell: But this gives them the opportunity to market themselves so that you know the two sided market that we are talking about like I said, we have finished phase one which is our front end ui mockup.
Jeff Terrell: We are in phase two right now that's this half of the year, where we want to develop the mvp, which is essentially creating the platform.
Jeff Terrell: We are engineers, but we are not software engineers, like you, so I don't know what the framework is I don't know what the language is and I don't care, I mean you guys have got your complete creative.
Jeff Terrell: You know, entrepreneurial spirit to do whatever you choose as long as the output is what you and I both like and finally early part of next year is when we hope to launch this mvp and also take it to investors for further proceed investing.
Jeff Terrell: I have i've run out of time, unfortunately, however, yours, our contact information, so you can reach out to our be at memory dash crafters.com for any other questions all right, thank you.
Jeff Terrell: All right next up.
Gabriel baby.
Jeff Terrell: All right, you're timers here.
Jeff Terrell: hi everybody, my name is GABE i'm a fourth year hopefully last year PhD student in the exercise and sport science department.
Jeff Terrell: With the help of the past few rounds of this class, we have put together a really cool.
Jeff Terrell: Application i'm going to share with you.
Jeff Terrell: And we're just looking for a person more help so i'm going to start by just asking you guys.
Jeff Terrell: How many of you guys Thank you guys sat bunch more when you're working from home during code, when we were all on zoom all day, do you guys think about more or less physical activity where you sitting more or less you guys think.
Jeff Terrell: anymore yeah so One of the interesting things is we're finding out now that it's not just how much exercise you get, in other words, I could hit my exercise guidelines that that.
Jeff Terrell: All the evidence says actually get but i'm still at risk for cardiovascular disease, if I sit too much, so I can't just sit in my chair for eight hours.
Jeff Terrell: And then do an hour of awesome workout at the gym and think i'm all good.
Jeff Terrell: Right to really mitigate my cardiovascular disease risk, and not only need to hit those exercise guidelines that are that's formal exercise right like going to the gym on a run.
Jeff Terrell: But I shouldn't be sitting too long okay it's that prolonged sitting now we're all doing right now, you guys are.
Jeff Terrell: That that accumulates over time and we are starting to see that's contributing a lot to cardiovascular disease rates down the line.
Jeff Terrell: So what what we've done is we've put together.
Jeff Terrell: A music based program that's essentially kind of like an iTunes party shuffle.
Jeff Terrell: And it's the user clicks and interval say they don't have a super busy day filled with lots of meetings there okay getting up every 30 minutes so they're going to set their music preferences Okay, I like rap.
Jeff Terrell: reggae not country and jazz i'm going to select those music categories i'm going to select my interval as 30 minutes okay when that timer elapses a random song that.
Jeff Terrell: Is within my acceptable genres that i've picked is going to come on and it's going to be a reminder to get up and move whether whether that is taking a walk getting up and doing some jumping Jacks.
Jeff Terrell: If you can't get up maybe you're in a meeting if you're just doing some seated calf raises so we already have the this website designed.
Jeff Terrell: And ultimately i'm looking to put it into more than APP form it's kind of old school right now, it needs to be on a web browser.
Jeff Terrell: And we're just constantly trying to improve the.
Jeff Terrell: Like user friendliness of it and and the last really cool thing i'll say, is it, this is an IRB approved research project as we speak so we've currently enrolled eight subjects and we're using.
Jeff Terrell: Some physical activity monitors through the exercise and sports science department that are very sensitive at picking up sedentary burst light.
Jeff Terrell: Physical Activity so your phones probably good at telling you how many steps you got our devices are really good at saying okay.
Jeff Terrell: They had this many sedentary bouts and this many sedentary interruptions, and this is how many calories are expended very sensitively, so this study that we're in the middle of we're looking at.
Jeff Terrell: A week of people work remote work during Kobe are sedentary behavior working at home during coded.
Jeff Terrell: And then the second week we give them access to the music program that you guys, hopefully, are going to help.
Jeff Terrell: continue to improve and we can see hey is there a difference between week one without the music program and week two with the music program and so far we're seeing some cool results.
Jeff Terrell: So hopefully, this is a cool project it's related to music cardiovascular health helping people out during the pandemic.
Jeff Terrell: And in a feasible way right it's hard to get people to get up off the couch and go for a run if you're not an exerciser.
Jeff Terrell: All of us in the exercise and sport science department we're super nerdy about exercise right.
Jeff Terrell: we're not we're not good research subjects, because we all like to exercise, most people that's super hard to do right, but maybe something we can do that's feasible that just interrupting sedentary behavior.
Jeff Terrell: Right that's way easier than making someone go run on a treadmill or go go run in the woods so Hopefully, this is a feasible health strategy it's related to music it's related to the pandemic.
Jeff Terrell: And you know there's the potential, if your continued to stay involved, it will be a published manuscripts in there, so we're eight subjects and hoping to get 20.
Jeff Terrell: yeah feel free to reach out if you're interested Thank you thanks.
Jeff Terrell: Stephen.
Jeff Terrell: Stephen king and i'm a professor of emerging technologies and I runs a recent innovation lab which is on Franklin street.
Jeff Terrell: We have a team of computer vision engineers who are working on the future of economical volumetric capture so we're building virtual reality and augmented reality experiences with real life people and doing that, with engineers that came out of the master's program here.
Jeff Terrell: While we're building and working through that we are also building this as a software as a service platform for people to be able to.
Jeff Terrell: process will be processing all of these images and models through the cloud, and so this is the system that will manage and maintain that so users will be able to log on.
Jeff Terrell: upload the data that they captured and then manage different scenes projects and models for use in lots of different ways, the system will be built on Python django and we have.
Jeff Terrell: APP developers, who worked in django all day, every day, to help work with you on that.
Jeff Terrell: We want to view passing standard, you know rights and user management stuff some uploading moving stuff all of our stuff is in aws platform and so you'll learn and worked with doing secure Apps in aws with Python django and building out software, the service.
Jeff Terrell: will say that, in our innovation lab the majority of people we've hired have come out of this class at some point so so see.
Jeff Terrell: Max had no has a we had him in here for years ago and Daniel Sanchez took this class few years ago, and so a lot of people who end up on our teams end up in our lap so any questions you have for me.
Jeff Terrell: Thank you very much.
hello, my name is Dr Dimitri tremble i'm a professor in the department of pathology and lab medicine here at the University of North Carolina Chapel hill.
And i'd like to discuss briefly today a possible collaborative project with members of the COMP 523 class.
which will help decrease the amount of paperwork that we face on a daily basis here as we oversee labs in the department of pathology here at the University of North Carolina.
For those of you who aren't familiar with rollover theologists and our health care system where the doctors, Dr.
What we do is spend most of our day looking at patient material under the scope here, looking at biopsies taken from different organ systems and trying to determine what disease processes are present.
One of the things that we need to do very frequently is use additional stains to try and determine something about the nature of the process we're seeing, particularly when we have to identify tumors from different patients.
This requires the use of techniques such as immunise chemistry, where we apply different antibodies the tissue to try and determine what proteins are present.
This gives us information that may tell us something about the nature of a tumor as well as the patient's prognosis.
And, in this day and age, perhaps most importantly, give us some predictive information about what sort of therapy the patients tumor we're conditioned to respond to.
Given the critical nature of these tests it's crucial that our labs that do the stains and additional tests are performing to the best of their ability.
That means that we have to validate and re validate these tests on control tissues on a daily or weekly basis to ensure that the results.
can be relied upon and are showing us what we would expect them to show.
What this means for me as head of our molecular histology lab is that I get reams of paperwork from our technicians that looks something like this.
They are forms that are filled out by hand by my technician that indicate things such as what control tissue has been used.
What stain has been applied to it and then is sent to me so that I can try and determine if the stain is working correctly.
If the stain is working correctly, I will scribble on appropriate note on there, put the usual indecipherable Dr signature on it, along with the date.
then put it back in this plastic form here and then send it back to the technician.
This takes a great deal of time, both on my part as part of our technicians who have better things to do, such as validating new tests that may help and patient care.
It was our goal of this project with the come 523 class to find a way to move this paperwork online.
either to a web or cloud based APP where what might happen is to technician fills out the appropriate part of the paperwork online.
I receive an email or other notification that the paperwork is ready.
i'm given the slides I review them and then I fill out my part of the paperwork online doing either an electronic signature or entering a particular code indicate that the test is satisfactory.
We envision saving this paperwork to multiple locations in the cloud.
And or on a local server of some type as it's frequently necessary for us to produce this paperwork when I labs go through their inspections.
Inspections or when an accrediting agencies such as the College of American pathologist visit your lab and wants to see that you're testing is indeed performing as expected, and one of the ways we do this is show them the appropriate paperwork and it shows that the test is working.
Jeff Terrell: We think such a project would not only help save us time in regards to the oversight of our labs.
Jeff Terrell: But also have applications to the reams of paperwork that we have to fill out as we oversee fellows residents and medical students here in the department have to assess their performance, etc.
Jeff Terrell: We hope that one or more groups within the COMP 523 classical find this a project, where they have their consideration and agreed to take it on for us there's semesters work.
Jeff Terrell: Even if a group does not decide to pick up this project, we wish you the best for the rest of the Semester and for those of you graduating in your careers to come.
Jeff Terrell: i'd also like to thank Professor terrelle for helping me figure out how to make and post this video, as well as getting the unofficial text and technical expertise from my eight year old at home who's much more adept at YouTube than I am, thank you very much for your time and attention.
Jack Decker: Hello everyone I hope you're all having a wonderful day and a great start to the Semester.
Jack Decker: My name is Michael eager and I am pitching on BF towards tech industries, I apologize, we are unable to be there in person, but I assure you that we are eager about the project and hoping to work, one of your teams today i'll be discussing our pelvic floor smart.
torch tech industries is a small team started by seniors at unc during their biomedical engineering capstone project, my colleague delaney and I have since graduated and we have expanded our company to include the doctors professors and professionals that you see here on a string.
Your torch tech fearfulness addressing the gaps in women's reproductive health, and specifically within the disease state of public or dysfunction.
covered for this function is when the muscles of the public for become too weak hypothermic too tight I put on it, or even torn due to the trauma to the public, school.
resulting in a lack of coordination and pay the total addressable market for pelvic floor dysfunction is currently about 5 million people keep in mind that these numbers are defined by only the women who completed physical therapy for their puppet for this function.
For this function is commonly treated with physical therapy using a mechanical one to isolate and we see relieve areas excessive tension that we can the muscles aren't registered.
In in process picture here imagine it processes to motor massaging your shoulders to really even now, however, massaging the pelvic floor can be an extremely accessible and cumbersome process.
When performed therapy with mechanical on patients simply cannot locate the internal trigger points their physical therapists instructed them to release, which can lead to further complications.
In essence, the physical therapy process is perceived is way too subjective inaccessible for the patient routinely replicate these exercises.
So much geared towards tech Oracle is to create a public for smart one and associated APP that allows greater accessibility of at home pelvic floor physical therapy.
Eliminating the need to return the therapist to clarify the curve smartwatch on here.
will be inserted into the vagina and pressed into the bathroom wall in order to perform the trigger point release therapy on their tight pelvic floor muscles.
And the apple outpatients two monitors the ones actions in real time and ensure that the therapy is being administered properly.
This is very well as expertise comes into our mission, we need help developing a mobile application that will communicate with our want and maximize the efficiency of at home public for fiscal.
seemed Eric is an extremely basic wireframe of a few screens within the APP, we would like the APP to Center on communication accessibility and education.
So how this project allows you to utilize your computer science, education, well you'll be programming, the solution.
Over the next few months, your team to work with us to implement can embed the different exercise programs that are designed by our public for physical therapist and Ob gyn.
build a real time progress tracker that will help patients visualize the benefits that therapy.
below the software that can be accessed by the counts of each patient and store data within each account.
And lastly, we will need your help calibrating the want the APP and ensuring the bluetooth capabilities of the device allowed to effectively transmit the life of feedback data during one usage to that.
we've split the deliverables into a basic category and the more advanced category of project time permits.
First and foremost, we would like your team to develop an interactive and graphic based mobile interface that can be run on ios and android.
We would like this, have to be personalized to each user account allowing you to receive and store the respective Bob based data generated during each therapy session.
And we'd like some initial therapy programs that will be provided by our clinicians to be formatted and embedded into the application.
If these tasks proven to be too basic for an ambitious team would also like the APP to include illustrated maps to the public for that we will provide help to an internal one placement during therapy.
And lastly, would hope that the APP may also include a form that can be edited in use by clinicians and patients to help raise awareness and spread knowledge concerning pelvic floor dysfunction and reproductive health.
Before departing, I would like to emphasize that we are extremely excited to combine different disciplines within the unc system in an attempt to improve the quality of life for millions of people around the globe.
As unc alumni We understand that all these deliverables may not be feasible, as you have other obligations during the Semester.
We would like to give your control over the project, who will serve as points of contact information throughout the process.
seeking a relaxed atmosphere of collaboration we're open to any ideas, you may have and we can be flexible, regarding the final deliverables of the project.
Thank you for all for your time and attention you have any questions, please don't hesitate to conduct email provided or via my personal cell phone sex.
Hello everyone i'm really excited about the opportunity to speak with you today, thank you for the time and attention advance.
My name is Harry gopal Krishna and i'm the founder and CEO of boom caster a purpose built podcast recording platform and i'm based here in Chapel hill.
Before I tell you about boom caster Let me give you a little bit of context around podcasting as a medium and the problem podcaster is solving.
Human voice is powerful and can create empathy and understanding they transmit emotion, we are told stories we were children.
We tell stories to our friends and our family and our colleagues every day.
Stories engage our imaginations and a part of how we understand one another and for our relationships, but now, in a world of sensory overload where everyone is trying to tell this story audio is compelling and a strip back medium in which to cut through the noise.
growth of podcasting as a medium shows you the power of that human voice podcasting has been growing steadily, for the past 15 years and there is no signs of slowing, in fact, according to research 70% of you in this classroom listen to podcasts.
Var casting, on the other hand, is a video version of podcasting and it's also increasing adoption, there are several reasons for it, but the most important one, is that you can reach a much wider audience across multiple social media channels and it improves discover ability for podcasts.
What is remote podcasting well, not everyone has access to a physical studio and even if you do podcasters have co host and guests that are located remotely.
And while pandemic is exacerbated the problem of in person recording there's nothing new it's that easy or convenient to record in a studio in person, so most often video conferencing solutions like Skype and zoom and Google meet the the tools use for recording.
But there's a huge problem than that isn't predictability.
we've all been part of one too many conference calls where the audio is choppy it speeds up and slows down or the video freezes.
In general it's impossible to predict the quality of audio or video from a conference call recording that imagine if you're a podcaster.
There is absolutely nothing worse than your audio going choppy or your video freezes when your dream guest is saying something absolutely inspiring or insightful.
And most importantly podcast listeners will not put up with that quality audio.
This is where boom caster comes in boom casper is primarily built a podcast is recording remotely boom Castle records audio and video at.
Each of the host and participants and and uploads them to the cloud and real time, this means that boom Castle recording is unaffected by the network quality, so any audio issues or video issues that you see on the screen will not appear in the local recording.
My vision for boom caster is to create the simplest and the most user friendly virtual recording solution purpose built for podcasters and I also envisioned boom caster to become an end to end solution for podcasters with simple and easy to use editing and publishing capabilities.
Now onto the project opportunity today boom caster is only available in the browser and i'm proposing building native mobile applications for ios and android.
That specifically to user personas in boom caster what is the host and the other is the guest host create recording sessions and manage those sessions.
guests simply joined them at the scheduled time host maintain a subscription on boom caster whereas guests simply joined with a link no subscription to login required.
Listen, I look forward to working with you and learning from you, throughout this process, I understand how important this project is for you.
And i'm absolutely willing to offer all the support I can to make you successful and that's just not for the project, but I also want to see you kickstart your career.
In summary, at boom caster we believe in the power of human stories and the unlimited potential of audio and video to influence the social and cultural landscape now boom caster was created, enhancing amplify those voices, I hope you will join me in this quest, thank you for your time.
Jeff Terrell: Alright, that concludes our pitches let me switch to a quick poll just to show that you were President here Jeff tell her no polivy.com slash Jeff terrell.
Jeff Terrell: And then i'll have a few closing comments by the way, if y'all pitch you're welcome to leave now or stick around I don't care either way that's just a few comments to the class after these coming.
Jeff Terrell: As you remember your pitch preferences are do 8am Friday.
Jeff Terrell: All right, i'm going to use that Friday morning i'm going to sit down and try to figure out all the matches you know who's on which team and who's assigned to which client or yeah which which client, so I need that information by.
Jeff Terrell: By ADM Friday don't leave yet we're not done yet.
Jeff Terrell: How many pitch preferences Kevin asks whoops.
Jeff Terrell: Let me pull that up that's assignment zero it's on the websites.
Jeff Terrell: Read the project preferences assignment to get more information about that, but send 10 your top 10 choices for project preferences.
Jeff Terrell: just send the letters and that'll be enough for me to go on, if you send less than that, then that means if I run out of choices for you i'm just going to pick for you so it's not in your interest to submit less than that.
Jeff Terrell: All right, what's going to happen Friday actually one more note about that once you submit your preferences and it's ADM Friday.
Jeff Terrell: Please do not drop the course that makes a huge headache for your teammates so if you're on the fence about this course, not quite sure if you want to stick around.
Jeff Terrell: do some soul searching between now and Friday morning, please, for the sake of your team.
Jeff Terrell: And if you're not sure you want to continue to go ahead and drop but do it before Friday before you submit your pitch preferences have not done yet hang on hang on hang on all right, so I just want to go over briefly what we're going to do on Friday.
Jeff Terrell: I mentioned earlier that it's pretty important to show up on Friday.
Jeff Terrell: And what's going to happen is we're going to do you're going to find out which team you're assigned to who your teammates are and who you are.
Jeff Terrell: What your project is going to be, and at that point you'll need to get together with your team, some of you might need to start zoom meetings for anybody who's remote to join in on the conversation.
Jeff Terrell: But you'll need to get together with your team and figure out when are you available to meet i'm currently collecting information from all the mentors.
Jeff Terrell: about when they are available to meet and i'm hoping that in class live will be able to get all the information and from you all about when you're able to meet.
Jeff Terrell: run the algorithm and make assignments, not only for you'll find out your assignments for clients in teams, but also Friday, for us to be able to make assignments for mentors.
Jeff Terrell: And for that to happen, I need everybody to participate in terms of their availability, so that I can run that algorithm and we can go from there, so if you're not able to make it Friday.
Jeff Terrell: Please report to me what your availability is try to be as thorough as you can, and I will convey that to whatever team you're eventually assigned and they can use that to fill out the team availability for mentor meetings question.
Jeff Terrell: Good question does the if you submit earlier your project preferences is that a tiebreaker anything like that right.
Jeff Terrell: No unfortunately not I have there's so many criteria that I could take into account for doing that and it's already complicated enough, so I don't have room to account for any more criteria.
Jeff Terrell: What I do, by the way, is I just sit down and look at I anonymize everything so i'm looking only at letters.
Jeff Terrell: So true I might look at onions, maybe it's not anonymous anyway, but I tried, just as blind as I can figure out.
Jeff Terrell: Where the first place choices are and try to do a lot of random assignments based on type rates so but it's it's a kind of interactive process it takes some time, and I do hope that I will have that done by the time we meet Friday.
Jeff Terrell: One one other thing about this assignment zero this will be emailed to me email if you already know your team, or who you want to be teamed up with.
Jeff Terrell: Just one of you send that to me I don't need to project preferences from each of you, but you need to copy your teammates on it, and if you get copied on an email, and that has been references that are not yours.
Jeff Terrell: that's your chance to notice and say something, and say hey that's that's I didn't agree to be on this team or that's not what I wanted and have a conversation.
Jeff Terrell: But yeah I only want one of those per team also notice that you can prioritize either the team or the project preference alright, so if you are dead set.
Jeff Terrell: I want this team, I know these people I know will work well together, then I will i'll do my In fact I think I can absolutely guarantee that you will have that team.
Jeff Terrell: But what that means is that your project preferences will be a little bit less important in terms of making matchmaking so.
Jeff Terrell: If you have a team, and you want that team, but you prioritize the project preferences i'll do my best to accommodate that, but that means that I will, if I need to break that team apart in order to prioritize your project preferences that make sense.
Jeff Terrell: Okay.
Jeff Terrell: Any questions about what we're doing Friday.
Jeff Terrell: yeah.
Jeff Terrell: You can mention that if you see.
Jeff Terrell: yeah one thing i'll mention it, you can you can mention that it's pretty hard for me to keep that in account when i'm actually running the the my process.
Jeff Terrell: But i'll do my best to at least double check and make sure, but I think if you if you know you can't handle an ios project.
Jeff Terrell: I would suggest, making sure that you don't have any of those projects listed in your preferences i've never had a case where i've needed to go past 10 preferences.
Jeff Terrell: In fact, I think the worst case i've ever seen is maybe number six so i'm pretty i'm pretty confident unless there's just a lot of grouping and.
Jeff Terrell: Concentration among the different projects that I if you don't pick an ios project in your list, then you won't get one.
Jeff Terrell: Other questions.
Jeff Terrell: awesome alright see you Friday.