CST 300 - Major ProSeminar - Week 8

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Part I: Review Other Teams’ Final Video Projects


Gigabit Goon Squad Team


General public video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f0hMCXJo0k 

Professional video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OihMITZwvgI 


Evaluation: Both videos provided thorough coverage of the topic of Brain-Computer Interface (BCI), catering to both professional and general audiences. The introductions effectively provided an overview of BCI, including its definition and historical background, setting a strong foundation for the presentation. The delivery was clear, aided by well-designed slides, appropriate background music, and relevant images. The team demonstrated commendable research efforts, deepening the understanding of this technology and its applications in humans. The engaging presentation reflects the collaborative effort of the team. Overall, both videos are suitable for diverse audiences, showcasing the team's excellence in presentation and content delivery. Kudos to the team for their exceptional work.




Super4 Web Solutions Team


General public video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BF65ge1WfYw 

Professional video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdvpwHH512I 


Evaluation: Both the professional and general public videos on 'The Eternal Human' presented valuable information about the topic. The presentations were articulate, providing ample insights into how humans can extend life expectancy and potentially achieve immortality. The thoroughness of research was evident, with the inclusion of detailed statistics and estimations addressing the subject matter. Both videos effectively captured audience attention and showcased strong teamwork. Overall, each presentation catered well to its intended audience, offering valuable learning opportunities. The general public video, in particular, stands out as an accessible resource for broader audiences to grasp the complexities of the topic.




Stack Otterflow Team


General public video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0R8oSiF619I 

Professional video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhwvHQ8KEgo 


Evaluation: Both the professional and general public videos on autonomous vehicles are impressive. The topic was thoroughly covered, providing ample background information, and the presentations were clear and engaging. The quality of research showcased in both videos was impressive, as I gained new insights into autonomous vehicles. Furthermore, the visual quality of the videos was excellent, featuring a variety of graphics, videos, and images that enhanced understanding. The teamwork demonstrated in producing these videos is evident and contributed to their overall effectiveness. Overall, I believe both videos effectively cater to their respective audiences, and viewers are likely to gain valuable knowledge about the topic.



Part II: Keep Up With Your Learning Journal


Bit of Otter


General public video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuCseqYcNAg 

Professional video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRcDnYiPm48 


The most valuable lesson I took away from this class is the importance of teamwork. While working in teams can initially be challenging, this course provided valuable skills and strategies for effective collaboration and conflict resolution. In my team, we utilized Discord for communication and Google Drive for file sharing. Moving forward, I believe that initiating assignments promptly could enhance collaboration, although I acknowledge the constraints posed by full-time work commitments. Overall, I found this course beneficial.

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