For students and teams who decide to work on their own independent project, they will be paired with a TA Mentor to support them along the way. This gives those teams the opportunity to receive feedback on their ideas and project direction.
Their Role(s):
- Advisor
- Partner
- Teaching Assistant
Expectations
- Make time for the project – ideally biweekly meetings (but as frequent as they can)
- Develop an open and candid relationship
- Share insights
- Respect confidentiality
- Give open and constructive feedback of the project
- Encourage expansion of student’s skills
- Understand student’s needs and expectations
Etiquette
How to communicate with the TA Mentors.
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Spring 2023 TA Mentors |
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| TA Name | Teams | Contact |
| Ellie Shivers |
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Ed, CS6440 Teams, Email |
| Ronnie Jones |
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Ed, CS6440 Teams, Email |
| Mike Romano |
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Ed, CS6440 Teams, Email |
| Raj Vansia |
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Ed, CS6440 Teams, Email |
| Ross Raiff |
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Ed, CS6440 Teams, Email |
| Eric Pan |
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Ed, CS6440 Teams, Email |
| Aman Tahiliani |
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Ed, CS6440 Teams, Email |
| Tarun Chawdhury |
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Ed, CS6440 Teams, Email |
Intellectual Property
By default, all projects stemming from CS6440 will be released as open source. You will be notified if there are any special circumstances required by your mentor (eg. a review period prior to open source release).
Student Training: IHI Mentoring Program(Still applicable for Spring 2023)