Yesterday (Weds 2/24/16) we had a guest lecturer, Tiffany Tseng, tell us about tools for documenting designs as they are being created. In particular, Build in Progress looks like a nice tool that you might consider for this class. The design flow chart part will be helpful at a minimum.
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This Semester’s Students
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Abdulrahman Nashawi -
Austin Maes -
Austin Ross - Benjamin Chang
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Benjamin Robles - Brooke Shade
- Bryan Wong
- Charles Keely
- Christopher Lehr
- Davis Butte
- Davis Robertson
- Daniel Straub
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Emily Jordan - Emi Lee
- Ethan Elshyeb
- Fiona Bell
- George
- Hailee Pritchard
- Hannah Walsh
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Isabella Colosimo - Jason Fontillas
- Jamie Frankel
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Jackson Hootman - Joseph Knapp
- Justin Engbrecht
- Justin Lim
- Kaiya Wahl
- Kensue Kiatoukaysy
- Kevin Yang
- Kyle Neubarth
- Mary Rahjes
- Miles Radakovitz
- Nathaniel Wang
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Nicole Leon-Molina - Noah Verspohl
- Patrick Bodine-Ellison
- Paul Tapsall
- Max Armstrong
- Rhys Rueffert
- Ryan Weatherbee
- Sarthak Bal
- Thomas Buckholtz
- Victoria Rios
- Will Tse
- Xiang Luo
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Zach Aldrich - Jean Hertzberg
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I wish I had “spin” as a kid. I didn’t become truly excited about engineering until college, but tools like that would have definitely pushed me along. Great lecture! I will definitely be following build in progress in the future.