Class Presentations start April 8th 2024

 Class Presentations - Note for presentations find out what is currently being done and try to either leverage or build on.  

Power point - Bullets keep it simple.

April 

8th 6:20 - 6:45

An Nguyen	AN.D.NGUYEN@UCONN.EDU
Gabriel Ortiz	GABRIEL.ORTIZ@UCONN.EDU
Matthew Dunn	MATTHEW.J.DUNN@UCONN.EDU

April 8th 6:45 - 7:10

Arianna Azizi	ARIANNA.AZIZI@UCONN.EDU
Suchitha Misra	SUCHITHA.MISRA@UCONN.EDU
Tahera Hoque	TAHERA.HOQUE@UCONN.EDU

April 15th 6:20 - 6:50

Christian Watson	CHRISTIAN.WATSON@UCONN.EDU
Filip Graham	FILIP.GRAHAM@UCONN.EDU
Thahera Shafi	THAHERA.SHAFI@UCONN.EDU

April 15th 6:50 - 7:10

David Keenan	DAVID.KEENAN@UCONN.EDU
Christopher Rough	CHRISTOPHER.ROUGH@UCONN.EDU
David Nam	YOUNG.NAM@UCONN.EDU

April 22th 6:20 - 7:10

Joshua Pintacasi	JOSHUA.PINTACASI@UCONN.EDU
Toyi Shimizu	TOYI.SHIMIZU-RUFFNER@UCONN.EDU
Ignacio Deleon	IGNACIO.DELEON@UCONN.EDU
Mohamed Othman	MOHAMED.OTHMAN@UCONN.EDU
Kevin Hernandez	KEVIN.HERNANDEZ@UCONN.EDU

Final Project

 Everyone in class needs to send me an individual email of the problem and the solution they are working on.

Note: Each person whether they are on a team or not has to be ready to discuss at least one solution. 

Class participation will be graded.

By March 18th

 By March Everyone in class needs to send me individual emails stating the problem(s) they wish to solve for and proposed solutions.

Emails

 

ARIANNA.AZIZI@UCONN.EDU

IGNACIO.DELEON@UCONN.EDU

MATTHEW.J.DUNN@UCONN.EDU

FILIP.GRAHAM@UCONN.EDU

KEVIN.HERNANDEZ@UCONN.EDU

TAHERA.HOQUE@UCONN.EDU

DAVID.KEENAN@UCONN.EDU

SUCHITHA.MISRA@UCONN.EDU

YOUNG.NAM@UCONN.EDU

AN.D.NGUYEN@UCONN.EDU

MOHAMED.OTHMAN@UCONN.EDU

JOSHUA.PINTACASI@UCONN.EDU

CHRISTOPHER.ROUGH@UCONN.EDU

THAHERA.SHAFI@UCONN.EDU

TOYI.SHIMIZU-RUFFNER@UCONN.EDU

CHRISTIAN.WATSON@UCONN.EDU

GABRIEL.ORTIZ@UCONN.EDU

Notes 3/1/24

 I'd like the groups to do a deep dive into the issues that they select and document evidence of the issue like where actual  harm from social media has occurred.

We will be focusing on detailed solutions for these issues and best ways to implement.

Due for Monday, March 4th Groups and topics

 Everyone needs to email the group and and outline of the topics that group will b e dealing with.

Each person will discuss what they are going to focus on so the entire class can help define and ensure that we don't have duplication.

The idea will be each person within the group will deep dive into how the solution that they are proposing will work.

The class will comment and help define the topic and solution collaboratively.

We need everything defined by April 1st for the first 2 groups to present.

Final Project

 Rep. Himes was great.  Extremely knowledgeable, seemed very approachable and friendly. I thought he did an excellent job connecting to everyone in attendance.

The goal for the final project will be to deliver content that may or may not be useful to our local political leaders. 

Let's map out solutions that can be implemented from a computer science lens.

I'd like for students in the class to start teaming up into 2 or more member.

Instead of everyone doing their own topic I like to coordinate teams to focus on specific areas, Kids, misinformation, privacy, AI, etc.

Be prepared to discuss and have partners selected for Monday 2/26 class.

The goal would be to put all the proposals together and try to get a research center here at UCONN Stamford.

Categories of topics that need to be addressed.

Stay away from politics.

HATE

MENTAL HEALTH

DECEIVING 

THEFT

Looking at how we can address these problems.

Dig deep into solving issues in these areas.