ScrumDaily A platform connecting CS students at Emory with research opportunities. LabLink aims to simplify and centralize the search for research positions, making it easier for students to get involved and for professors to find passionate individuals.
It is deployed on vercel. Therefore, no installation is necessary for now.
- Background
- Features
- Installation and Setup
- Usage
- Team
- Tools and Technologies
- Risks and Unknowns
- Feedback and Questions
Target Audience: Prospective Emory students interested in CS research.
Problem Statement:
- Students often have difficulty accessing research opportunities.
- Current links to opportunities are scattered and not regularly updated.
- A lack of platform for sharing research experiences.
- One-stop shop for all Emory CS research information.
- Information about available research positions.
- Expansion potential to other departments.
- Social connectivity with current researchers.
- Collaboration potential with Emora chatbot for interactive information fetching.
- Listing of current Emory research events.
- Online announcements for ad-hoc meetings.
- Potential iOS/Android application.
- Nazif Azizi: Developer (Front-End)
- Simon Bian: Developer (Scrum Master)
- Nicole Cui: Developer
- Marcus Hill: Developer (Front-End)
- Michelle Kim: Developer
- Javascript Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6NZfCO5SIk&t=18s&ab_channel=ProgrammingwithMosh
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript
- React.js
- Figma
- Python
- Docker/Flask
- MongoDB
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- Trello
- Git
- New framework learning curves.
- Team's limited experience with certain tech stack components.
- Funding challenges for server maintenance.
- User testing uncertainties.
- Time constraints for feature implementations.
Feel free to open an issue!