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Team Members

Casey McNamara, Jayson Lynch, Liz Simon

Problem Statement

Babysitters and parents have trouble finding each other and coordinating jobs. Babysitters want to maximize the number of jobs they get; this is both a search problem and a scheduling problem. Parents want to find someone who is available to babysit their children and whom they trust. Both may have hidden flexibilities in their schedules, or may need to cancel at the last minute, making the scheduling problem trickier.

Project Checkpoints

  1. GR1: Analysis
  2. GR2: Designs
  3. GR3: Paper Prototype
  4. GR4: Computer Prototype
  5. GR5: Computer Prototype
  6. GR6: User Testing
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