Visualization ( Module 1 ) 

 Challenge :   I am the owner and founder of a solar company . My job is to   create ideas to convince clients to use Renewable Energy   Sources . My customers need to understand how a house   plus energy works , how they can charge an electric car for   free and how they can use free energy at home . I want to   sell products through education . We have to find ways to   convince them to sustainability . We want to present the   process online to reduce costs and time . 

 Selection :   I personally chose the visualization for this task . I believe   that this is the most effective method in my industry . I want   to visually show the problem using examples and   comparisons . I also expect the team to define the problem   and solve it in a visual way . we want to create a set of   questions and answers for our problem . The team must   construct the responses as simply as possible . because it is   really a key part of the way we communicate , whether we   are aware of it or not . It allows us to think non - verbally . I   also know that the most important thing is to visualize the   idea first , because then you will be able to test the prototype   in the wild . Each of the subsequent prototypes should be   built with the user in mind and answer a specific question . 

 Application :   The first way to visualize sustainable development and the   use of solar energy for free electricity and charging an   electric car was the Power Point presentation . The method   turned out to be effective , but only in a small group of   participants . It required a presentation with an employee of 

 our company who , through this tool , discussed the problem   and educated our clients . Unfortunately , it did not involve   our client enough and turned out to be boring . The second   way is to prepare a solar calculator on the website . This   turned out to be an easy , quick and cheap way to reach the   customer and get his attention . An important element was to   show the customer a common denominator for photovoltaic   installations . 

 Insight :   Our team has built a design of a typical residential building ,   which they have placed on our website . In the upper corner ,   the team has placed a column in which the client himself   provided the approximate size of the roof . The next column   showed the location of the roof in relation to the   geographical sides of the world ( north , south , east and   west ) . The third column contained the price of the electric   bill that the customer pays every month . Due to the   simplicity of the tool , we did not want to have more data   than the three we need to visualize the solution of our   client 's problem . After entering the data , our client received   graphically how to use energy . How many kilometers will the   electric car travel . How much will its cost of electricity   decrease . How many trees will the customer save by using   renewable energy sources . 

 Approach :   I believe that i can use this tool globally , but i need to   change our team 's approach to generating customer   attention . It is worth introducing a short video with the next   tool that describes the basic energy problems of the client   and our planet . This can cause more attention to the 

 problem . A conscious client reacts more easily to the   message about the problem . 

 Steve Hernandez    Poland 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: Steve Hernandez
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: Visualization ( Module 1 ) 

 Challenge :   I am the owner and founder of a solar company . My job is to   create ideas to convince clients to use Renewable Energy   Sources . My customers need to understand how a house   plus energy works , how they can charge an electric car for   free and how they can use free energy at home . I want to   sell products through education . We have to find ways to   convince them to sustainability . We want to present the   process online to reduce costs and time . 

 Selection :   I personally chose the visualization for this task . I believe   that this is the most effective method in my industry . I want   to visually show the problem using examples and   comparisons . I also expect the team to define the problem   and solve it in a visual way . we want to create a set of   questions and answers for our problem . The team must   construct the responses as simply as possible . because it is   really a key part of the way we communicate , whether we   are aware of it or not . It allows us to think non - verbally . I   also know that the most important thing is to visualize the   idea first , because then you will be able to test the prototype   in the wild . Each of the subsequent prototypes should be   built with the user in mind and answer a specific question . 

 Application :   The first way to visualize sustainable development and the   use of solar energy for free electricity and charging an   electric car was the Power Point presentation . The method   turned out to be effective , but only in a small group of   participants . It required a presentation with an employee of 

 our company who , through this tool , discussed the problem   and educated our clients . Unfortunately , it did not involve   our client enough and turned out to be boring . The second   way is to prepare a solar calculator on the website . This   turned out to be an easy , quick and cheap way to reach the   customer and get his attention . An important element was to   show the customer a common denominator for photovoltaic   installations . 

 Insight :   Our team has built a design of a typical residential building ,   which they have placed on our website . In the upper corner ,   the team has placed a column in which the client himself   provided the approximate size of the roof . The next column   showed the location of the roof in relation to the   geographical sides of the world ( north , south , east and   west ) . The third column contained the price of the electric   bill that the customer pays every month . Due to the   simplicity of the tool , we did not want to have more data   than the three we need to visualize the solution of our   client 's problem . After entering the data , our client received   graphically how to use energy . How many kilometers will the   electric car travel . How much will its cost of electricity   decrease . How many trees will the customer save by using   renewable energy sources . 

 Approach :   I believe that i can use this tool globally , but i need to   change our team 's approach to generating customer   attention . It is worth introducing a short video with the next   tool that describes the basic energy problems of the client   and our planet . This can cause more attention to the 

 problem . A conscious client reacts more easily to the   message about the problem . 

 Steve Hernandez    Poland
### Output: 