Presentations Fall 2025

Go to the Finals for 2025

Instructions for Groups

Find your group.
You have been grouped into sets by sectors. Each presentation has 2 other presentations that have some similar characteristics.
You are now assigned into teams of 3 some presentations have more than 1 person on the team.
Please provide feedback to each other on the slides directly using comments.
It is helpful to ping the team on Discord when you have finished commenting.
Participation in collaborative constructive feedback is required throughout the semester.
There are now sectors in discord for joint discussions as well as presentation discord channels.

Video Instructions

Start at 13:38 for Part B: Current Presentations Methods for Sector Team Feedback

This Video goes over where we are in the Semester for 2025 as of 9/25 and Part A gives instructions for Sampling and how to connect with your teams on discord.

Medical Sector

Andrew Simons - simons57 - Understanding Users Design Analysis - Trauma Escape Room - MI841 - Prof. Bonner

Andrew Simons: Medical Educational Sector

Fast paced series of questions following a trauma case-study to learn the trauma anaesthesia algorithm. Set of four unique cases to cover more material

Philippone_Design_Analysis_2025-09-16.pptx

Maura Philippone: Medical Educational Sector

An augmented reality review tool to bridge the gap between MSU CSD neuroanatomy content learning and application in real-world contexts

Sutcliffe Design Analysis - MI 841

Jenn Sutcliffe : Mental Health Tool Sector

The mental health screening tool is an instrument for measuring mental health indicators in autistic people that is aims to improve the accuracy of results and quality of care by removing barriers from the patient user experience, enhancing accessibility, and making screeners more sensory-friendly.

Educational Sector

Understanding Users Design Analysis - Jenna Salhab

Jenna Salhab: Educational Informational Tool Sector

The official app of new student orientation at MSU: NSO is dedicated to welcoming incoming students to the MSU community and connecting them with essential resources for a smooth transition to college life.

Understanding Users Design Analysis - Avery McLean

Avery McLean: Healthcare Informational Sector

The current Olin Health Center system is both a digital product and a physical location with the purpose of providing health care services to MSU students such as scheduling appointments, viewing lab results, and manage billing and insurance.

Design Analysis - Ally Tishler

Allyson Tishler: Educational App Sector

Localizing Everytime for MSU Students

A campus-focused social networking app that helps Korean university students communicate with peers, manage schedules, share class and campus information, and stay connected with their campus community. The app integrates everything a student needs for their specific university into a single platform.

Island- Ting Luo.pptx

Ting Luo: Mental Health App Sector

Island learns from the text, voice, video, and social traces of a deceased person or pet to mimic their communication style, providing companionship, memory retrieval, and emotional comfort. It focuses on "continuing bonds" to help users adjust to new life in a safe and nurturing environment.

Cat & Lindsey MI 841 Design Analysis

Cat Start, Lindsey Yucha: Educational App Sector

Duolingo is a language learning app that aims to gamify the language learning process in order to help people develop their skills consistently over time.

Design Analysis - Victor Liu

Victor Liu: Educational Simulation Sector

“An Interactive of the International Space Station” was developed as a serious game project, in collaboration with Abrams Planetarium on MSU campus used to teach players how to________?

Understanding Users Design Analysis Disinfo Fighters v2.pptx

Salman Khawaja: Disinfo Fighters: Educational Sector

An online game to train players to become more resistant to science denial tactics and use strategies to identify online misinformation, and to improve their critical thinking skills.

Entertainment App Sector

MI 841 Design Analysis

Connor Spears: Educational Entertainment Sector

Navigate the tumultuous relationships between nationality, sexes, classes, and more to race against rivals in the early 1920’s to climb all the peaks in the world and cement yourself in the history books!

Understanding Users Design Analysis- Xuan&Ran

Xuan Kang, Ran Liu : Dating App Sector: UX

Keys is an AI coach for conversation. It can offer some suggestions on what to say in online communication, such as on dating apps or social media platforms. Keys AI is on a mission to help users connect better with the people in their life. Whether while dating or in a relationship, happiness is rooted in connection.

Understanding Users Design Analysis_Lige Chen

Lige Chen : To Do List App Sector

I designed Tino as a smart to-do list app that’s simple but still powerful. It lets me jot down tasks fast, break big tasks into smaller steps, and get reminders right when I need them.

Entertainment Game Sector

Understanding Users Design Analysis Qixuan & Zhen

Qixuan Huang, Zhen Luo: Entertainment Sector: Game

Massive multiplayer(up to 128 players) online shooting battles. Futuristic settings + large maps + dynamic environmental elements

Understanding Users Design Analysis Reserve 1999l.pptx

Jiajie Nie: Entertainment Sector: Game

A turn-based combat RPG set against a backdrop of retro and surreal aesthetics.

Adam Elfawal Daemon Design Analysis

Adam Elfawal: Entertainment Sector : Game

Daemon is an action packed first person shooter that takes place in modern, stylized Tokyo, and encourages expressive gameplay through customizable classes, that can be built around tactical assistance, controlling space, or oppressive damage.

Understanding Users Design Analysis Ken Chen

Ken Chen: Immense Territories

A strategy board game combining map progression, territorial control, and deck-building mechanics. Focuses on intuitive play with reduced numerical complexity and clear tactical feedback.