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require 'set'

mtx = [['A', 'B', 'D'],
       ['D', 'C', 'E'],
       ['E', 'F', 'G']]

mtx2 = [['D', 'A', 'G'],
        ['C', 'F', 'B'],
        ['B', 'A', 'B']]

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Capstone Concept - Tor Shimizu

Problem Statement #2

Chamorro is a dying language and us millennials and post-millennials are glued to our phones. In comes a Duolingo like app that would make learning Chamorro fun, on your phone, and gamified.

MVP Feature Set

At least one lesson built

• possible also with an algorithm that will take into account what you got wrong and how often you get that wrong and create/load more lessons featuring the same words/problems
• Drag and drop functionality to arrange words
• Part of the lesson can include an exercise where you speak the words/answer and the app can identify if the spoken answer is close to the answer key. (possibly using pyacoustid)

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Capstone Concept - Tor Shimizu

Problem Statement #1

Currently, all workout apps recommend workout plans based on a general part or parts of the body (e.g. chest, legs) you want to work out. However, a workout app that would recommend exercises based on muscles used in specific exercises would be far more helpful when training for a particular sport or activity.

MVP Feature Set

Sport action to specific exercise selector

• Have a list of motions/actions that an athlete would do in for a particular sport. Once an action is selected, user will see exercises related to the muscles activated for that action.

Using a body tracking technology, determine the muscle groups used in the action recorded

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1. Why are you interested in programming? What have you done to expose yourself to programming so far?

      I have always enjoyed learning - from teaching myself in middle school how to knit to filling a composition notebook in my spare time with the definitions and qualities of every part of an atom to learning about mathematical derivatives. Even more, from elementary until college, I loved doing math problems. I would get home and excitedly finish all my math problems, (sometimes doing more than necessary, then begrudgingly get to my other homework. Math problems were fun. I loved that you could take the fundamental concepts and combine them to solve a much more complicated problem. I appreciated that there were rules and structure to follow in solving the problems, which helped direct my focus. Redoing math homework rarely frustrated me; instead, I enjoyed having to find the error and try different approaches until the puzzle was solved. Even now, in my second round of

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Tor Shimizu

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