Part One: Support and Comment on Teammates' Goals (30 minutes)




Part Two: Possible Capstone Ideas (30 minutes)

Game Insights Platform: Create a user-friendly dashboard tailored for game developers to deeply understand player behavior, engagement, and spending habits. This platform could offer real time monitoring of player activity. Giving insights into what keeps players engaged and breakdowns of in-game purchases. By empowering developers with easy to understand and fast data they can fine-tune game mechanics, marketing efforts, and monetization strategies. In the end, delivering a better gaming experiences and driving revenue growth.


Part Three: Keep Up With Your Learning Journal (30 minutes)

This week has shown to be quite different from previous weeks. Diving deep into the world of logic, unraveling the complexities of formal reasoning and spotting those sneaky logical fallacies. Understanding these fallacies not only sharpens our critical thinking but also gives us a leg up in persuasive arguments. The rest of the week was quite career heavy with thoughts of an internship for a potential profession entrance feeling like a practical choice. Getting a glimpse into past capstone projects has been both inspiring and intimidating. I can only hope to bring the same level to my project when it's my turn. Finally to mention the team discussions this week. It's been good, collaborating with my teammates and working towards choosing our project topic.

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