REFLECTION – VISUALIZATION 

 Challenge 

 I ’m a mechanical engineering student and in my junior year our   group had to come up with product that was eco - friendly and   cheap enough to replace an already available product in the   market . Since we were all students then and did n’t have enough   pocket money to do anything high tech , we sticked to simple   everyday things that we could change such as a ‘ raincoat ’ . 

 Since our country was a monsoon country it was the perfect thing   to produce with all the above criteria . And so we did ! 

 Application 

 We sat down as a group and thought of all ways we could make a   raincoat more eco - friendly and cheap . We thought all the things a   raincoat should be . 

  Compact and easy to carry around after its use    Waterproof all around the body    Easy to remove and get into 

 And it should be made eco - friendly 

 We needed a material that was easy to procure , cheap to   manufacture with and recyclable . I asked each of my group   members to keep all the above needs in mind and visualize a   material that fill all the above needs . I told them to visualize   their daily ride back home and remember all the things they see   that could be used as raw material for this project . 

 And after many hits and misses we finally selected the raw   material we needed- Poly Vinyl Chloride or PVC . It was readily   available all around us in the form of advertise boards and they   were usually discarded after use . They would probably end up in   junkyard and we could stockpile a lot of them if we wanted . 

 And just like we got hold of some advertisement boards ,   removed the PVC Sheets from them and stitched them into a   prototype raincoat . We had to submit this prototype for an   upcoming exhibition along with other groups as a project of ours . 

 It was a huge success with all our professors impressed with the   idea and how simple though good it was . Thanks to Visualizing   we were able find this simple and innovative replacement to a   normal raincoat . 

 INSIGHT AND APPROACH 

 What I found helpful with the visualization tool was that as a   group it was easy for us to come up with a raw material for our   project because each of us visualized the needs for our project   and thought of a solution for it with our everyday trip home . 

 Just by visualizing that trip home we were easily able to find a   raw material source- the advertisement boards as a solution to   our problem and easily make an eco friendly and cheap raincoat . 


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: REFLECTION – VISUALIZATION 

 Challenge 

 I ’m a mechanical engineering student and in my junior year our   group had to come up with product that was eco - friendly and   cheap enough to replace an already available product in the   market . Since we were all students then and did n’t have enough   pocket money to do anything high tech , we sticked to simple   everyday things that we could change such as a ‘ raincoat ’ . 

 Since our country was a monsoon country it was the perfect thing   to produce with all the above criteria . And so we did ! 

 Application 

 We sat down as a group and thought of all ways we could make a   raincoat more eco - friendly and cheap . We thought all the things a   raincoat should be . 

  Compact and easy to carry around after its use    Waterproof all around the body    Easy to remove and get into 

 And it should be made eco - friendly 

 We needed a material that was easy to procure , cheap to   manufacture with and recyclable . I asked each of my group   members to keep all the above needs in mind and visualize a   material that fill all the above needs . I told them to visualize   their daily ride back home and remember all the things they see   that could be used as raw material for this project . 

 And after many hits and misses we finally selected the raw   material we needed- Poly Vinyl Chloride or PVC . It was readily   available all around us in the form of advertise boards and they   were usually discarded after use . They would probably end up in   junkyard and we could stockpile a lot of them if we wanted . 

 And just like we got hold of some advertisement boards ,   removed the PVC Sheets from them and stitched them into a   prototype raincoat . We had to submit this prototype for an   upcoming exhibition along with other groups as a project of ours . 

 It was a huge success with all our professors impressed with the   idea and how simple though good it was . Thanks to Visualizing   we were able find this simple and innovative replacement to a   normal raincoat . 

 INSIGHT AND APPROACH 

 What I found helpful with the visualization tool was that as a   group it was easy for us to come up with a raw material for our   project because each of us visualized the needs for our project   and thought of a solution for it with our everyday trip home . 

 Just by visualizing that trip home we were easily able to find a   raw material source- the advertisement boards as a solution to   our problem and easily make an eco friendly and cheap raincoat .
### Output: 