Personas
Timmie is a 19 year old caucasian student from a middle-class family who is well off. He has never struggled for materials and doesn't want to let his parents down as they are funding his college tuition.
Sam Walker is a 22-year-old undergraduate at Michigan State and is in his last year, finishing his degree in communications. He is aiming towards the last tests and speeches he needs to do.
A 20-year-old Undergraduate student at California State University, Chico, from the Philippines. Ashley loves studying English classes; however, she struggles with translating the articles she is given and any notes as well due to being a new international student. She desires a way to be able to easily create notes and cheat sheets based on her work.
He is a 22-year-old student currently taking advanced courses in parallel programming and systems architecture. He is constantly switching between C and Rust. While he understands the logic, he sometimes struggles with syntax and language-specific details.
Timmie isn't too good at chemistry, but he has to take it as a GE for his major. He is struggling with the class and really needs to get a good grade on his test. His professor allows a cheat sheet of 8x5, and they are allowed to be double-sided. The professor also provided an in-depth study guide that Timmie can use. This test will involve formulas as well as drawing the form of chemical compounds. Timmie wants to include images on his cheat sheet.
Sam has a huge speech coming up, and he would really like to ace it. The problem is his memory is not the greatest, and he would love to have all his points written down on a cheat sheet to make it. He would like the cheat sheet to be a page, and have like bullet points about his speech as a whole. His speech is more about sports and how technology in sports works.
Ashley returns to her apartment with a huge load of English work for the upcoming midterms. She worries because she still struggles with some of the English terms in her homework. However, she realizes that there is a common pattern between all the notes, so she wonders if she can take her notes into a program and retrieve a cheat sheet that presents these in a easy to see way.
It’s currently 1:00 am, and David is working on a high-stakes assignment that requires implementing the same image processing algorithm in both C and Rust to compare their parallel performance. He is constantly context-switching between both languages, leading to frequent syntax errors where he uses C-style thread management in Rust. He wants to find a way for him to keep track of language-specific syntax without having to reference his textbooks.