The UI was extremely similar to LeetCode 3 questions; 1.5 hours Screen recording + web-cam recording No magnitude of input data specified Exception: The function signature was read-only and was ugly like 醜得跟?一樣 int function_1(int input1, int input2[]){ // Delete the line below and start writing your code throw(some not implemented error i don't remember);

Interview: Andrew Fitz Gibbon # Discussion Key: Keep the users' data on their sides. ## Scenario 1: Direct verification of SSN 1. A customer reserves a room in a hotel. 2. The hotel requests for the their SSN. 3. The hotel sends the SSN to the government for verification. ### Problem: Risky to give out SSN | Untrusted | Trusted | Untrusted | |-|-|-| | Hacker | Customers <-> government | Merchant | * Sensative data stored by the merchants may be abused or hacked. * Since customers do not trus

# An Entrepreneur's Journey Vikram Chalana ## Learning Phase EE->BioE->BioE company R&D ## Entre Phase A pain to use SAP? => Make it easy for non-technical person => Connect excel to SAP? > Find the right product for the right market. ### Steth IO * Smartphone-based stethoscope that visualizes heartbeats * Market? * X Doctors: Too used to the traditional one * O for patients / insurance companies > How would somebody make money out of it? > What's the motivation for them to (change their ha

# CSE490 Oct 29 ## Quiz Key * What distinguises disruptive innovations from "regular" innovations? (full credit for either answer) * Risk of invention > risk of market * changes the incumbent business model within and industry ## Exam * 2 pages: takes 1 hr 10~12 mins * Take home: Creative, group exam ## Final Presentations * Acai: **Dec 3** * [Optioanl but recommended] Dec 4 - Hell Night The following info is also on the slides ### Schedule #### Dec 3 * Acai - Cybersecurity * The F

Kate's Wish list * No more waiting: Bus, bank, info center, doctor, traffic light,... * No more boring doc reading: Insurance, contract, .. * No more physical info storage problem: Deposed accidentally, bad conditions, lost, ... * No more lost of cards/phones/valuable things * No more waste of labor/time: Driving, cooking, ... * No more time management issue: Smart scheduler? * No more apparel design: waste of time. Why not do it for me? * No more worries on trip planning: Automatic agency? (con

# CSE490 Take-home quiz: Interview Interview Questions ## For the professional coffee taster ### Background I have a friend who roasts his own coffee and takes the quality of coffee beans seriously. (Hope he will agree to be interviewed. He's in utc+8) ### Self-roasted coffee? * Why do you roast your own coffee? * How do you get the coffee beans? * How much do you spend on coffee? (each month/..?) ### Cafe / coffee delivery * What kind of cafe do you like? Why? * Are you interested in coffee

# Scenarios Oct 15th Key: Find the divers to the future ## Don't: Generatic Drivers Be specific at some points * X: Customer Satusfaction? * Every business has to satisfy customers * -> What is the thing that really satisfy the customer? * Technology * In every business too ## Do: Follow the drivers to the story not the reverse (*but why?*) Find the driver first, and then the story ## Common mistakes * Sin 6: All Tec Drivers, No Culture Whenever the drivers happen, the culture ch

# Discussion Memo With Prof. Su and Shih-Hong on September 11, 2019. * Think about the physical meaning before designing a (neural network) model. The model does not learn the information magically on its own. * Neural networks are used to approximate probability distributions. Write down the distribution first and make sure that the model is capable of approximating it (with enough information and proper architecture). * Encoding usually reduces information. If we must encode something but the