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Group 11 consists of five diverse people. Firstly, there is Nimo Beeren (1019824). Nimo is a double bachelor student, doing both Software Science as well as Web Science. As expected, his strong points include programming. Secondly we have Noah Rachdi (1283197), a student who knows his way around Psychology and Technology. Noah is a critical thinker, and provides a psychological point of view to the team. To strengthen the team of programming-savvy people there is Işılsu Keleş (1035673). Işılsu brings not online programming knowledge to the team as Software Science student, but provides her great writing skills as well. Since no robot-building team is complete without at least one mechanical engineer, this group contains one as well. Pim Van Hees (0966509) is the go-to person when it comes to building anything. Finally, there is Daniel Barenholz (0998941), a third Software Scientist. He is decent at organisation and management, and provides this to the team. All in all, group 11 is a small but experienced multidisciplinary team. | |||
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Group Composition
Group 11 consists of five diverse people. Firstly, there is Nimo Beeren (1019824). Nimo is a double bachelor student, doing both Software Science as well as Web Science. As expected, his strong points include programming. Secondly we have Noah Rachdi (1283197), a student who knows his way around Psychology and Technology. Noah is a critical thinker, and provides a psychological point of view to the team. To strengthen the team of programming-savvy people there is Işılsu Keleş (1035673). Işılsu brings not online programming knowledge to the team as Software Science student, but provides her great writing skills as well. Since no robot-building team is complete without at least one mechanical engineer, this group contains one as well. Pim Van Hees (0966509) is the go-to person when it comes to building anything. Finally, there is Daniel Barenholz (0998941), a third Software Scientist. He is decent at organisation and management, and provides this to the team. All in all, group 11 is a small but experienced multidisciplinary team.
Deliverables
These are the main things that must be done by the end of the project.
Milestones
These are the deliverables split up into smaller tasks that we can set deadlines for.
Task division
Who will work towards what milestone/deliverable.
Planning
The planning of the whole project should include deadlines for each of the deliverables and milestones that were established. We can change this as time goes on.