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Ashley Chen
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Updated Apr 21, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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When we first started, our biggest problem was with how
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overwhelmed we're feeling.
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Eventually we found that the best way to manage this
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project was through breaking it down into smaller pieces for
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each stage of our journey, we would list out all
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the tasks are group needed to get done, then we
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would split the tasks and assign each other due dates
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for the work.
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We also had some special circumstances this year that made
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work especially challenging as we couldn't meet up due to
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COVID-19. Collaboration proved to be tricky.
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We solve this by learning, get to work together online
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instead. Furthermore, our mentor was also very busy.
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So instead of having our mentor there to make sure
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we were being productive, we have to hold each other
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accountable. Our first major step in our journey was the
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research, We brainstormed ideas through thinking of problems in our
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own lives.
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We then looked at some potential competitors and we thought
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of how we can improve upon and gain a competitive
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advantage over them.
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Our next step was designing how the app would look.
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We ran into some problems here with their lack of
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design experience.
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As a result, we all had to learn how to
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use Fig MMA to designer app.
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After that, we started developing our app.
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We ran into some technical problems here.
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The biggest issue was a lack of knowledge about machine
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learning, which are apt heavily relied on.
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We resolve this by focusing instead on what we did
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no, such as artificial intelligence to make connections with the
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new material to learn more effectively.
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We also tried to use tutorials.
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However, we came across some issues with these, for example,
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some were very advanced and as a result, we had
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to learn the basics using simpler tutorials that didn't teach
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exactly what we wanted to accomplish.
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Later on, we would then attempt more difficult ones.
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Some of the technology we used was also very new,
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so there was not much documentation about it online for
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those cases.
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We learned through a series of trial and error.
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Finally, we reached this testing stage of her app.
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We found that our app was too slow as it
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was actively updating the database in real life.
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In real time, we adjusted her code to update the
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data outside of the user session, making the code run
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much faster.
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We also refined the app by improving the design to
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be more user friendly and adding new features, such as
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loading screen based off the user feedback.
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