Example Mind Mapping 

 Challenge & Selection 

 Mind mapping is an amazing tool used by all ages from all points of view and 

 development stands . Since early school , people have used mind maps to centralize an   idea , and from there visualize that idea and start branching it into sub - sections . Mind   maps authors are essential since the mind map has a unique meaning and   interpretation for the author and creator of it . In reference to the mind map video of   week 3 , mind mapping looks for patterns and insights in large amounts of data   collected . Then the next phase is to establish criteria for the what - if stage . Mind maps   focus mostly on extracting patterns from the data and generalize an idea . 

 The challenge I take part in is that of the construction of a prototype for the 

 intermittent mechanism of a billboard . The billboard needs to be of three faces and as   per request of the client it has requirements . Mind - mapping is ideal for two reasons , we   can take the next step and based on our ideas , branch the team member ideas and   then narrow them down to design parameters that need to be the mind map steps .   Another is the fact that a mind map is subject to the ideas of the creator , it can be   interpreted in many ways , therefore we can use the client requirements , and look for   many options in the design steps . 

 Application       The tool was applied to design this mechanism of intermittent movement , first the 

 client requirements were given to us , they were clear that it should have a specific time   to block the mechanism and it should rotate 120 degrees . As well as it should be for a   three - sided ad billboard . The tool was applied effectively in two ways , first the mind   mapping steps were done clearly , to analyze the types of existing mechanisms to be   used to block a mechanism for a period of time , the next step was to check a way for   the prism to be held , we analyzed that a shaft would be needed , however we could use   some other form to hold the prism . These types of branches generated helped us to   keep a mind map in place and to start the designing of the processes to be used . The   most important steps were the initial ones , to know how to map the path for the   mechanism to be done . We also started to gain more insight for the next steps as the   proper options were determined previously .      Once we had generated effectively the steps of the mind map , the team went on 

 to share their own mind map steps , and these steps were all later merged into a single   mind map . The central focus was always the mechanism , and into its branches we   would classify each step with a color that would help us visualize and feel the different   steps and sub - sections .     Insight & Approach       After concluding our mind map , we proceeded to having our prototype and 

 finishing the project . I was clearly impressed with our results , by designing this   prototype we complied with the client requirements and we elaborated even more on 

 deep thinking and how our project was very beneficial in order to think of new   mechanisms , supports for the mechanism in order for it to have the exact time   exposure . As we stemmed the main idea with its branches and further gained more   insight effectively on new mind map ideas we achieved a broader thinking .     Mind map tool is great for design process , this course helped me envision 

 correctly the mind map tool and not just look at it from a superficial standpoint , we can   go deep within it and further assess each branch and new mind map idea gained from   insight . I will keep on using the mind map tool as it is a great thinking method for the   user and helps to develop new ideas for the main central focus of the project , and the   most important thing , mind maps are great for actual physical prototyping stage pre- planning . 


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: Example Mind Mapping 

 Challenge & Selection 

 Mind mapping is an amazing tool used by all ages from all points of view and 

 development stands . Since early school , people have used mind maps to centralize an   idea , and from there visualize that idea and start branching it into sub - sections . Mind   maps authors are essential since the mind map has a unique meaning and   interpretation for the author and creator of it . In reference to the mind map video of   week 3 , mind mapping looks for patterns and insights in large amounts of data   collected . Then the next phase is to establish criteria for the what - if stage . Mind maps   focus mostly on extracting patterns from the data and generalize an idea . 

 The challenge I take part in is that of the construction of a prototype for the 

 intermittent mechanism of a billboard . The billboard needs to be of three faces and as   per request of the client it has requirements . Mind - mapping is ideal for two reasons , we   can take the next step and based on our ideas , branch the team member ideas and   then narrow them down to design parameters that need to be the mind map steps .   Another is the fact that a mind map is subject to the ideas of the creator , it can be   interpreted in many ways , therefore we can use the client requirements , and look for   many options in the design steps . 

 Application       The tool was applied to design this mechanism of intermittent movement , first the 

 client requirements were given to us , they were clear that it should have a specific time   to block the mechanism and it should rotate 120 degrees . As well as it should be for a   three - sided ad billboard . The tool was applied effectively in two ways , first the mind   mapping steps were done clearly , to analyze the types of existing mechanisms to be   used to block a mechanism for a period of time , the next step was to check a way for   the prism to be held , we analyzed that a shaft would be needed , however we could use   some other form to hold the prism . These types of branches generated helped us to   keep a mind map in place and to start the designing of the processes to be used . The   most important steps were the initial ones , to know how to map the path for the   mechanism to be done . We also started to gain more insight for the next steps as the   proper options were determined previously .      Once we had generated effectively the steps of the mind map , the team went on 

 to share their own mind map steps , and these steps were all later merged into a single   mind map . The central focus was always the mechanism , and into its branches we   would classify each step with a color that would help us visualize and feel the different   steps and sub - sections .     Insight & Approach       After concluding our mind map , we proceeded to having our prototype and 

 finishing the project . I was clearly impressed with our results , by designing this   prototype we complied with the client requirements and we elaborated even more on 

 deep thinking and how our project was very beneficial in order to think of new   mechanisms , supports for the mechanism in order for it to have the exact time   exposure . As we stemmed the main idea with its branches and further gained more   insight effectively on new mind map ideas we achieved a broader thinking .     Mind map tool is great for design process , this course helped me envision 

 correctly the mind map tool and not just look at it from a superficial standpoint , we can   go deep within it and further assess each branch and new mind map idea gained from   insight . I will keep on using the mind map tool as it is a great thinking method for the   user and helps to develop new ideas for the main central focus of the project , and the   most important thing , mind maps are great for actual physical prototyping stage pre- planning .
### Output: 