Preso #2
- 1. . An app to prepare for coding interviews on the go
- 2. Meet Stuart the Student Stuart is a Junior studying Computer Science at the University of Michigan. After going to the career fair, he’s got an interview with Google scheduled for tomorrow. The problem is that Stuart is in class the whole day, he has two projects due this week, and he’s hosting a meeting for the Robotics Club in the evening - he doesn’t have time to study for a technical interview. Normally, Stuart stays up late, anxiously crams in a few Leetcode questions, and wakes up sleep-deprived the next day, hoping his interviewer asks him a technical question he’s already familiar with. He hopes to increase his chances by looking up potential interview questions and other company information online in his spare time waiting for class to start, taking the bus, and eating to so he can feel better prepared.
- 3. Stuart as a Persona Think ● For students like Stuart, there’s not enough time in one’s schedule to set aside for the time-intensive demands of working through interview preparation problems online. See ● Though his schedule is swamped, Stuart realizes he has a lot of time in-between commitments that, if added together, might allow him more preparation time. ● Stuart sees many students kill time unproductively on their phone during their “in-between” time. Feel ● Stuart feels stressed, and anxious for his interview ● He wishes he could take more advantage of his “in-between” time to prepare Do ● Stuart stays up late and gives up on sleep the night before to cram leetcode questions ● Stuart looks up company information and potential interview questions on his phone to prepare
- 4. Use Case As a CS student with an impending technical interview, I want to practice as many coding questions as I can so that I can feel prepared for my interview and get an internship As a busy CS student with a tight schedule, I want to interview prep instead of wasting time on my phone so that I can make use of my “in-between” time
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- 10. Hypothesis ● CS students will study for coding interviews on their phone. I <3 code_hop
Editor's Notes
- #2: Slide 1
- #3: Slide 2a Stuart is a Junior studying Computer Science at the University of Michigan. After spending hours in lines at the career fair, he’s got an interview with one of his top companies scheduled for tomorrow. The problem is, Stuart is in class the whole day, he has two projects due this week, and he’s hosting a meeting for the Robotics Club in the evening- he doesn’t have time to study for a technical interview. Normally, Stuarts solution to this situation is to stay up a couple hours later than usual tonight, cram in a few leetcode questions, and wake up sleep-deprived the next day, hoping his interviewer asks him a technical question he’s already somewhat familiar with.
- #4: Slide 2b
- #5: Slide 3a
- #6: Slide 3b Walk through list of topics from Stuart’s point of view and question MVP 1 - Printouts of images similar to slide. Tests if students can solve questions with images(screens) of this size Tests if these quick questions are an actual alternative in a short time frame
- #7: Slide 3b Walk through list of topics from Stuart’s point of view and question MVP 1 - Printouts of images similar to slide. Tests if students can solve questions with images(screens) of this size Tests if these quick questions are an actual alternative in a short time frame
- #8: Slide 3b Walk through list of topics from Stuart’s point of view and question MVP 1 - Printouts of images similar to slide. Tests if students can solve questions with images(screens) of this size Tests if these quick questions are an actual alternative in a short time frame
- #10: Slide 3b Walk through list of topics from Stuart’s point of view and question MVP 1 - Printouts of images similar to slide. Tests if students can solve questions with images(screens) of this size Tests if these quick questions are an actual alternative in a short time frame
- #11: Slide 3c