Your group will sign up for an appointment to demonstrate your implementation to the teaching staff on the due date. You will have a 15-minute time slot. Within this time, you will have to:

  • brief us about your application's purpose and user population
  • take us on a guided tour of the interface
  • let us try the interface for ourselves
  • answer our questions about your design decisions and development process

Demonstrations will generally take place in our lecture room. You should make arrangements to bring your interface somehow, either by putting it on the Web or bringing your own laptop. If your interface has special needs that aren't portable, you can arrange for the demonstration to take place elsewhere, but you must make these arrangements in advance.

More details can be found in the handout.

Please enter a time slot under your TA name:

TA

Time slots

Mason Tang
masont@mit.edu

Monday, 5/2, 26-152
9:00-12:30
10:15 Eloha
10:30 EventHub
10:45 iCoxBox
11:00 Robo-monitor
11:15 I Can Has HASS
11:30 Jobtracker
11:45 Jobious
12:00 Marauder's Map 
12:15 ShutterConnect

Greg Little
glittle@mit.edu

Monday, 5/2, 26-152
9:00-12:30
11:00 SkullWeb
11:15 Resumazing
11:30 WorldInsider
11:45 RideShare
12:00 Round Robin Fiction

Anh D. Nguyen
lugia@mit.edu

Monday, 5/2, 26-152
9:00-12:30

9:00 - StreamBrowser
9:30 - Eloha
10:00 - MileageManager
10:15 - CourseWeb Seven
10:30 - TrackIt
11:00 - Fourplan
11:15 - MyWeb
11:30 - Wishdex
11:45 - PickFind
12:00 - Spotlight
12:15 - TroupeTunes

Vijay Umapathy
vijayu@mit.edu

Monday, 5/2, 26-152
9:00-12:30

10:45 - CalendarShare
11:00 - Reading Practice
11:30 - Remote Playlist
11:45 - Housebill
12:00 - MITJobs
12:15 - CampusConnect

Tsung-Hsiang (Sean) Chang
vgod@mit.edu

Monday, 5/2, 26-152
9:00-12:30

9:45 - hungr
10:00 - ManCourses
10:15 - BeaverBuzz
10:30 - TrackIt
11:00 - RoadTrippit
11:15 - Dough
11:30 - DailyDigest
11:45 - PhotoTalk
12:00 - MidnightExchange
12:15 - Breadcrumbz
1:05 - PhotoBook

Wednesday, 5/4

11:15 - DailyDigest

 

 
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