With 16 people, there is a team of 4 and 4 teams of 3.
While having a diverse set of people in class makes things interesting, it can also complicate teamwork since people are distributed all over campus. I do appreciate the efforts that people make in working togeher – hopefully the experience of collaborating with people from outside your field will make up for the inconvenience of having to deal with distance.
- Albers, Danielle Vack, Nate Hinrichs, Christopher
- He, David Kishor, Puneet Faisal, Khan Moon, Jee Young
- Hill, James Liu, Ye Huang, Shuang
- Mayorga, Adrian White, Jeremy Watkins, Leslie
- Turetsky, Emma Kim, Nakho Verma, Chaman Singh
We will provide time in class for teams to talk and coordinate.
My hope is that teams will work together to develop solutions to the challenge, but I understand that collaboration can be challenging. Having subsets of the the team develop solutions (leading to multiple solutions) that are then just combined into a coordinated presentation is OK if you really can’t find ways to work together.