TOOL- MIND MAPPING 

 Tool selection & challenge     The tool which I started using frequently is the mind mapping tool . I use the tool before   beginning any college project , a piece of art and surprisingly to even type this assignment . I   have a mind map ready beside me which boosts up my ideas and does n’t let me miss any   points . By using mind maps , I know what my next steps are which is super useful and can   increase the efficiency of the task . I have used the tool recently for my mini project assigned by   my EVS professor . I used the tool to list out the contents of the project and made bullet points of   the context under every topic . This makes finalizing the drafts easier .       Application     I start the process with a sheet of paper and pencil . I think using a pencil is a good choice as it   helps in eliminating the unnecessary points and points which do n't fit well in later stages .   Now on the back side of the paper , I write down four questions- ​WHAT IS ? WHAT IF ? WHAT   WOWS ? WHAT WORKS?​ Now under the WHAT IS ? Block , i note down all the possible   contents ( Keeping the mini project as example ) .      Now comes the important step , for every content of WHAT IF ? I ask the next three questions   ( what if , what wows and what works ? ) so that i could eliminate a content if all four questions do   not satisfy and are n’t apt .     After filtering the WHAT IS block , i move to the WHAT IF block , here i club all contents and   check for various ​patterns . ​ This helps in categorizing the contents and I could create   situations and maybe find new ideas or have clarity in how the project is going to be labelled .    The what wows and what works block get filled eventually .     Now the whole idea behind this is to ​generate and experiment with ideas ​within the mind . This   is a whole imaginary process which I feel is great to experiment with .     With this , the main requirements are covered , i.e , Research , insights identification , establishing   a design , brainstorming ideas and developing concepts . All this is possible if we find the perfect   pattern .     Another habit I inculcated while using the mind mapping tool is that I never create multiple   drafts . One main draft with sub topics / sections is the best way to mind map . Having multiple   sheets will only lead to confusion . Keeping the mind map a little organized will help in better   understanding and finding the patterns between the contents is easy too . 

 Insights     What I learned while doing the project is that having a mind map in hand while creating a project   is really important as it saves a lot of time and helps in keeping contents organized .   It is also important to eliminate context which does n’t fit the situation rather than keeping it and   creating confusion later on .    Another important step is to note down every idea possible in the “ WHAT IS ? ” stage . Even the   smallest idea could create a perfect pattern and help in creating a project .     This is everything I could extract from the Mind - mapping tool and after knowing others views I   would improve my mind - mapping skills . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: TOOL- MIND MAPPING 

 Tool selection & challenge     The tool which I started using frequently is the mind mapping tool . I use the tool before   beginning any college project , a piece of art and surprisingly to even type this assignment . I   have a mind map ready beside me which boosts up my ideas and does n’t let me miss any   points . By using mind maps , I know what my next steps are which is super useful and can   increase the efficiency of the task . I have used the tool recently for my mini project assigned by   my EVS professor . I used the tool to list out the contents of the project and made bullet points of   the context under every topic . This makes finalizing the drafts easier .       Application     I start the process with a sheet of paper and pencil . I think using a pencil is a good choice as it   helps in eliminating the unnecessary points and points which do n't fit well in later stages .   Now on the back side of the paper , I write down four questions- ​WHAT IS ? WHAT IF ? WHAT   WOWS ? WHAT WORKS?​ Now under the WHAT IS ? Block , i note down all the possible   contents ( Keeping the mini project as example ) .      Now comes the important step , for every content of WHAT IF ? I ask the next three questions   ( what if , what wows and what works ? ) so that i could eliminate a content if all four questions do   not satisfy and are n’t apt .     After filtering the WHAT IS block , i move to the WHAT IF block , here i club all contents and   check for various ​patterns . ​ This helps in categorizing the contents and I could create   situations and maybe find new ideas or have clarity in how the project is going to be labelled .    The what wows and what works block get filled eventually .     Now the whole idea behind this is to ​generate and experiment with ideas ​within the mind . This   is a whole imaginary process which I feel is great to experiment with .     With this , the main requirements are covered , i.e , Research , insights identification , establishing   a design , brainstorming ideas and developing concepts . All this is possible if we find the perfect   pattern .     Another habit I inculcated while using the mind mapping tool is that I never create multiple   drafts . One main draft with sub topics / sections is the best way to mind map . Having multiple   sheets will only lead to confusion . Keeping the mind map a little organized will help in better   understanding and finding the patterns between the contents is easy too . 

 Insights     What I learned while doing the project is that having a mind map in hand while creating a project   is really important as it saves a lot of time and helps in keeping contents organized .   It is also important to eliminate context which does n’t fit the situation rather than keeping it and   creating confusion later on .    Another important step is to note down every idea possible in the “ WHAT IS ? ” stage . Even the   smallest idea could create a perfect pattern and help in creating a project .     This is everything I could extract from the Mind - mapping tool and after knowing others views I   would improve my mind - mapping skills .
### Output: 