REFLECTION – VIZUALIZATION 

 -   By Zohaib Ashraf 

 Being a design enthusiast , I had an opportunity to participate in the Design thinking workshop   held by Odisha Design Council chairman , Akshay Kumari . It was a 3 - day workshop and   included 18 participants . During this workshop , we were divided into teams of 2 and given a   challenge to solve using design thinking processes .      1 . Challenge   During the post - lockdown phase , many citizens have started returning to their native and are   in a dilemma to find a suitable place to self - quarantine for 14 days . We were asked to provide   a simple solution to help these members to curb the spread of COVID-19 by taking a specific   case into consideration . This included a client , user , and the area which needs to be   considered to find a solution . Self - quarantine measures had to be taken into consideration .    I was teamed up with Matheus Kumari , a graphic designer from Odisha , India . Based on the   problem statement , I had to design solutions for Matheus Kumari , and he had to develop   solutions for me . From my perspective , Matheus Kumari was my client , and he decided that his   grandfather is returning to his house . Hence , in this case , the user is Matheus Kumari 's   grandfather . The problem statement area was a 1 BHK house , and there were a total of 3   secondary users ( Matheus Kumari , his dad , and his mom ) and a pet ( Cat ) .    I had to find a solution to ensure that his grandfather will be able to quarantine himself while   the rest 4 will be able to live in the house while minimizing contact but ensuring that they are   there to help his grandfather whenever required .      2 . Selection   Being a hypothetical situation and not knowing his grandfather , I had to use Visualisation and   details provided by the client to understand the problem statement from their point of view   and make them see the solution from my point of view . Visualization is the act of representing   a situation or set of information in pictures . I believe that using pictures instead of words can   make people understand and connect in a much better way . This has been very well shown   in video 6 of Week 1 by Angela Meyer .      3 . Application   The diagram below depicts a picture of Matheus Kumari 's home . Some furniture is movable ,   and some are not movable . To create solutions for his grandfather to self - quarantine , I asked   if he could make a PSD ( Photoshop ) file so that I will be able to understand his situation   better . He sent me the following file : 

 The first thought process was to find a way to create a partition in the house to avoid any   unnecessary contact . This had to be a temporary partition as his grandfather had to self - quarantine only for 14 days . Also , during this pandemic , it 's hard to buy wooden or PUF   partitions . Hence , I thought of using movable - furniture to create a temporary partition . The   PSD file helped me by providing a lot of freedom to rearrange the furniture . The following   diagram shows the temporary partition created : 

 Next , I had to go through his grandfather 's daily activities and make a list of the assistance he   required . He had to be given food and medicine . He had a weak vision and was not good with   technology . All unnecessary things were removed from that part of the room , and it was kept   spacious and clean . 

 Since they had only a single toilet and washroom , his grandfather had to wear gloves and   mask while using them , and the family was asked to clean the bathroom and lavatory after   his grandfather uses it .   A table was added so that food and medicine can be served . Once Matheus 's grandfather   finished having food , he can drop them in the bucket filled with soap water , which can be   taken away after 2 hours . The second bucket is to be used to discard used masks and gloves .     4 . Insight and Approach   My main aim was to create a people - centered solution to this temporary problem . I wanted   to create a solution that would cost them less and help them overcome this period without   complications . Using Visualization not only helped me to understand the problem , but it also   helped me to find the solution and also helped Unmesh to understand the solution . Also , I   was only given a day to find a solution . Therefore using Visualization was apt . If I had a lot of   time , I would have done some data research and mind - mapping and then used the patterns   to find the solution . Still , I believe that I would not have been able to adequately describe the   solution to Unmesh without using Visualization .   Once I finished this project , it helped me to understand the importance of visualization and   how we can use it to find effective solutions quickly . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: Zohaib Ashraf, Matheus Kumari, Matheus Kumari, Matheus Kumari, Matheus Kumari, Matheus Kumari, Matheus Kumari, Matheus
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 – VIZUALIZATION 

 -   By Zohaib Ashraf 

 Being a design enthusiast , I had an opportunity to participate in the Design thinking workshop   held by Odisha Design Council chairman , Akshay Kumari . It was a 3 - day workshop and   included 18 participants . During this workshop , we were divided into teams of 2 and given a   challenge to solve using design thinking processes .      1 . Challenge   During the post - lockdown phase , many citizens have started returning to their native and are   in a dilemma to find a suitable place to self - quarantine for 14 days . We were asked to provide   a simple solution to help these members to curb the spread of COVID-19 by taking a specific   case into consideration . This included a client , user , and the area which needs to be   considered to find a solution . Self - quarantine measures had to be taken into consideration .    I was teamed up with Matheus Kumari , a graphic designer from Odisha , India . Based on the   problem statement , I had to design solutions for Matheus Kumari , and he had to develop   solutions for me . From my perspective , Matheus Kumari was my client , and he decided that his   grandfather is returning to his house . Hence , in this case , the user is Matheus Kumari 's   grandfather . The problem statement area was a 1 BHK house , and there were a total of 3   secondary users ( Matheus Kumari , his dad , and his mom ) and a pet ( Cat ) .    I had to find a solution to ensure that his grandfather will be able to quarantine himself while   the rest 4 will be able to live in the house while minimizing contact but ensuring that they are   there to help his grandfather whenever required .      2 . Selection   Being a hypothetical situation and not knowing his grandfather , I had to use Visualisation and   details provided by the client to understand the problem statement from their point of view   and make them see the solution from my point of view . Visualization is the act of representing   a situation or set of information in pictures . I believe that using pictures instead of words can   make people understand and connect in a much better way . This has been very well shown   in video 6 of Week 1 by Angela Meyer .      3 . Application   The diagram below depicts a picture of Matheus Kumari 's home . Some furniture is movable ,   and some are not movable . To create solutions for his grandfather to self - quarantine , I asked   if he could make a PSD ( Photoshop ) file so that I will be able to understand his situation   better . He sent me the following file : 

 The first thought process was to find a way to create a partition in the house to avoid any   unnecessary contact . This had to be a temporary partition as his grandfather had to self - quarantine only for 14 days . Also , during this pandemic , it 's hard to buy wooden or PUF   partitions . Hence , I thought of using movable - furniture to create a temporary partition . The   PSD file helped me by providing a lot of freedom to rearrange the furniture . The following   diagram shows the temporary partition created : 

 Next , I had to go through his grandfather 's daily activities and make a list of the assistance he   required . He had to be given food and medicine . He had a weak vision and was not good with   technology . All unnecessary things were removed from that part of the room , and it was kept   spacious and clean . 

 Since they had only a single toilet and washroom , his grandfather had to wear gloves and   mask while using them , and the family was asked to clean the bathroom and lavatory after   his grandfather uses it .   A table was added so that food and medicine can be served . Once Matheus 's grandfather   finished having food , he can drop them in the bucket filled with soap water , which can be   taken away after 2 hours . The second bucket is to be used to discard used masks and gloves .     4 . Insight and Approach   My main aim was to create a people - centered solution to this temporary problem . I wanted   to create a solution that would cost them less and help them overcome this period without   complications . Using Visualization not only helped me to understand the problem , but it also   helped me to find the solution and also helped Unmesh to understand the solution . Also , I   was only given a day to find a solution . Therefore using Visualization was apt . If I had a lot of   time , I would have done some data research and mind - mapping and then used the patterns   to find the solution . Still , I believe that I would not have been able to adequately describe the   solution to Unmesh without using Visualization .   Once I finished this project , it helped me to understand the importance of visualization and   how we can use it to find effective solutions quickly .
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