Hongyu
Cai
Course4, SMArchS
Qian Yi
Course4, SMArchS
Yao Wang
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hongyu@mit.edu
qianyi@mit.edu
tu2wang@yahoo.com
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/qianyi/midterm/homepage/index.htm
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Lin
Bu
Advanced Study Program of Center Advanced Education Service of
MIT |
bulin@mit.edu
>topic: Web site structure of B2B marketplace
>description: if we use Yahoo browser to search "Wine", there
are 5000 >web sites and half million pages available, what will you
do? the >propose of this project is analysis what should be the contents
of web >site according your business concept and market strategy;
the structure >of web site to meet different USER's interesting(quickly
and easy). >Building a test web site of B2B marketplace. >group: find
same person who has knowledge of web applications(as design, >software),
it could be a better combination with my business knowledge & >experience.
PRESENTATION
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Weiling
Huang
GSD
Shi-Ping Lin
GSD
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whuang@gsd.harvard.edu
slin@gsd.harvard.edu
Topic: E-marketplace for Agriculture Products to "exchange season"
Description: The traditional market is limited by location and
time. Meanwhile, the traditional market is hard to make all seasonal
products been bought or sold at the right time and right place. It
waste a lot of money and many product been destroyed. For example,
if A wants to buy the most popular roses at Boston, and B happened
to have the same roses, not that popular, but at San Francisco. Seasons
Exchange creates the opportunity for A and B to trade. It helps more
sellers and buyers to meet each other. In collusion, we create an
E-market for seller/buyer at different location to "exchange seasons".
PRESENTATION
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Ian
Sheard
Course4, SMArchS- Design Technology |
isheard@mit.edu
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Richard
L. O'Bryant
Course 11, Planning Support Systems Group |
obryant@mit.edu
CamfieldEstates.net
This class project is focused on developing a Web Portal for the
Camfield Estates-MIT Creating Community Connections Project. The Camfield
Estates-MIT Creating Community Connections Project is a study of a
low-income housing development that its residents are equipped with
a personal computer and Internet access. The front page will include
options such as home page, my Camfield, Camfield Estates, NTC (Neighborhood
Technology Center), My Community, and Help. For the purpose of this
class I will focus on two components the NTC (online course registration,
online training and online help) and My Community (business resources,
community organizations, community calendar, discussion forums, chat,
email list serves, and administrative functions).
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/obryant/assign/camfieldwebpage.html
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/obryant/assign/camfieldwebpage2.html
PRESENTATION |
Jason
W. Hart
Course 4, MArch Level 2
Anthony Louis Guaraldo
Course 4, MArch level II |
jwhart@mit.edu
phosis@hotmail.com
Topic: Working prototype - 'the bidding machine'
Description: Today's building industry is based on the archaic
principles of product price comparison and 'sealed envelope' bidding.
Our goal is to lift the existing veil of comparison in lieu of a
competitive process intended to benefit both 'buyers' and 'sellers.'
This will be accomplished through the creation of an open competitive
bidding market on the World Wide Web, within the building industries
private sector. The effect of this new market will be reduced product
costs, increased product quality, and the creation of a supplier/product
database for the use of an international audience. Registered manufactures,
suppliers and 'buyers' will create a community of 'cut-throat' interaction!
PRESENTATION
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/phosis/midterm
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Tai
Hung Chen
Landscape Architecture, GSD |
tchen@gsd.harvard.edu
Topic: landscapearchitecture.tv
Description: I will make a web site that connects individual
landscape designers, individual clients, and landscape equipment
vendors.
Goals
1. Providing various landscape architecture knowledge and consulting
to the consumers.
2. Providing project opportunities to individual landscape architects,
contractors, and related vendors.
midterm/Tai/index.htm
DOCUMENT
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Ying
Lee
Media Lab, PhD |
leeying@mit.edu
Topic: eLearning Environment
Group: looking for people with similar interests and enthusiasm
to create a virtual learning community.
Description: The mission is to bring people with various backgrounds
and motivations together and learn in self-created communities.
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/leeying/project/elearn.doc
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/leeying/project/elearn.html
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Edwin
Lau
Course 4, MArch Level III
Manan H Shah
Course 4, MArch Level III Samuel
Hoang
Course 4:M.Arch level 3 |
edwin@mit.edu
manan@mit.edu
samhoang@hotmail.com
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/samhoang/smartpimp/index.html
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Frederick
Goff
MOT at Sloan |
fjgoff@mit.edu
Topic: website for non-profit group Partners for Youth with Disabilities
Description: Hopefully this project will actually be implemented.
I am on the Board of Directors for this group which has many programs
benefitting disabled youth in the Boston area. The core of the programs
are based around mentoring and empowerment. An information only site
can be found at www.pyd.org. I hope to design (and implement?) as
comprehensive site which allows for community interaction, information
delivery, and resource access. Audience is participants, volunteers,
funders, staff, board, interested parties, other non-profits. Among
goals is focus on scalability for future growth. (may be getting funding
to expand towards national platform). I would love to have someone
with strong computer/technical skills to work with me on this real
world application of a 297 project. |
Kris
Kolodziej
Course 11, Planning Support Systems Group
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kwk@mit.edu
Topic: Improving URISA's web site usability and design
Description: Urban and Regional Information System Association
(URISA) serves the IT/GIS professional community. Its web site has
two purposes: (1) collaborative effort by providing IT/GIS information;
(2) e-commerce by advertising its publications sale, workshops and
conferences. The project consists of doing a survey and getting feedback
from the users how to improve the site. URISA's site has multiple
audiences made up of different groups of users that have different
concerns and interests. The goal of this project is to offer the user
the ultimate user experience by such measures as improving the site
usuability and desing, strenghtining its collaboration effort, and...
PRESENTATION
DOCUMENT |
Konstantinos
Tsakonas (L)
Janet Fan
Course 4, S.MArchS (Design Tech) / M.Arch Candidate 2002 |
tsakonas@mit.edu
janetgf@mit.edu
Project Name: Agent Chameleon
Topic: knowledge and talent acquisition in intranets
Description: Today's technologies for the automation of unstructured
information for purposes of learning and collaboration in intranets
are ineffective, noisy and inaccurate.We build two environments- one
is simulating the MIT intranet and the other is a new web-based learning
community. The process should help us draft the specifications for
the agent.
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/janetgf/
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Christoph
Michels
Course 4,MArch I
Gwendolyn Kerschbaumer
Course 4, MArch level I |
clmichel@stud.arch.ethz.ch
gkerschbaumer@yahoo.com
Our project is a web site that makes special lectures from all
disciplines (literature, architecture, government, etc.) available
on the net. For the beginning the realm of the net would include the
Harvard and/or MIT community, with the idea that it could expand as
other universities and institutions (MOMA, Smithonian, etc.) could
join on the basis of contributing and benefiting from each other.
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/clmichel/assign/lectures-online/index.html
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Marco
Escobedo
Media Lab, 1st Year |
marcoe@media.mit.edu
TOPIC: Agricultural Trading
Description: ecommerce system to support buying and selling of
agricultural products (especially fruits and vegetables). Portal to
present diary market pricing information and to establish links between
buyers and sellers. Online negotation using direct communication between
potential buyers and sellers, e.g., synchronous voice communication
involved.
PRESENTATION
DOCUMENT
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/marcoe/ecom
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Dan
Mihai Muntean
Course4, SMArchS (Architecture @ Urbanism) |
dmuntean@mit.edu
My topic is "Invitation to collaborate" and is on a webpage within
a proposed SMArchS student website. In this collaboration some SMArchS
students will become teachers and others students. They will teach,
learn and collaborate respectively on the net.
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/dmuntean/index.html
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| Ayan
Sen(L) |
ayan@mit.edu
This is a web site that provides information base about Real estate
investment trusts traded in Wall street to potential investors about
their ongoing projects that might create an information advantage
to all buying shares in these companies. These is a B2C situation
which could get further complex if other industry players such as
architects and construction suppliers could join the chain. As the
potential investor, know about these companies and their assets
and new projects , they invest in these stocks and value of the
stock rises, can have links to ameritrade etc... builders/architects/engineers
also wait for the information updates which is a professional source
of interaction between them a B2B situation.
PRESENTATION
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Nancy Liao
Course 4, MArch thesis candidate
Robert
Brown
Course 4 - Master of Architecture Thesis Candidate |
nhliao@mit.edu
rsbrown@mit.edu
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/rsbrown/elearn/index.htm
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Tania
Urvois
MArch I 3rd year, GSD
Claudia M Abonia |
turvois@hotmail.com
claudia7@MIT.EDU
>PROJECT DESCRIPTION: > >Tania and I are working on WYNK, a web-based
university information system that tells >students, faculty and administrators
"What They Need to Know". The core of this >information gathering
system is ICE or the "Interactive Course Evaluation" >project. Taking
full advantage of the real-time publication capabilites of the >web,
ICE not only reports the results of course evaluations and Q&A >sessions,
but also gathers real-time ongoing chat about the courses and allows
>for downloaded video clips of lectures. ICE is being developed with
the >understanding that a course is more than its course description,
and professors >often offer more than what their bios state...
http://contractsxml.org/ecap/index
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Jooyeol
Oh
March level III |
ohj@mit.edu
Topic: 21st century k-12 consulting; meeting the standards this
project hopes to generate an idea about how educational consultants
and schools can form a consortium to provide customized electronic
consulting to school districts in the u.s. to better meet the national
and state standards.
http://
web.mit.edu/~ohj
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Juan
D. Velasquez (L)
Course 6, PhD |
jvelas@ai.mit.edu |
Hyoung
S Lee
4.xxx, M.Arch III
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oten@mit.edu |
Keon-Soo
Nam
Course 4, MArch level II
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ksnam@mit.edu |
Kyung-A
Lee
Course 4, MArch Level III |
kyalee@mit.edu |
Beng-Kiang
Tan (L)
DDes program, GSD |
btan@gsd.harvard.edu |
Roberto
OKADA
Ph.D., School of Project Design
Miyagi University |
okir@qg7.so-net.ne.jp |
