Team:Hong Kong HKUST/human practice/start-up kit

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<p class="first_letter_enhanced">Start-up Kit is the first comprehensive and handy tool that aims to help iGEM teams - particularly the new iGEMers, in initiating new human practice projects. Not only does it give iGEMers a quick guide to begin with, but it also provides them with a preliminary concept of human practice and analyzed data regarding the past projects, which will give teams a jumpstart to flexibly come up with their own novel human practice project.
<p class="first_letter_enhanced">Start-up Kit is the first comprehensive and handy tool that aims to help iGEM teams - particularly the new iGEMers, in initiating new human practice projects. Not only does it give iGEMers a quick guide to begin with, but it also provides them with a preliminary concept of human practice and analyzed data regarding the past projects, which will give teams a jumpstart to flexibly come up with their own novel human practice project.
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HKUST iGEM 2014 team spent nearly the whole summer to collect information from past from all the human practice projects done in the past. This large set of data was used as baseground for the handbook, report, interview and the search engine. Each serves to interpret and make use of the database in a different way. For instance, handbook condensed the database into simple numbers to represent frequency of types of projects done in the past. Report, on the other hand, incorporate the data to observe the general trend regaring human practice througout the iGEM history. Interview’s questions were formed to reflect iGEM judges’ view on the previously done projects. Last but not least, search engine help find the desired information from the mass database in an easier manner. Yet, due to the complexity and high level of computer coding knowledge required for the task, we decided to reach out for help.  Kevin Christian Wongso, a graduate of HKUST class 2014, has a bachelor degree in computer science. Thanks to his help, now users are able to serach for information they want by simply typing a few keywords. </p>
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<p>HKUST iGEM 2014 team spent nearly the whole summer to collect information from all human practice projects done in the past. This large set of data was used as a base for the handbook, report, interview and the search engine. Each serves to interpret and use the database in a different way. For instance, the database is condensed into simple numbers in the handbook to represent frequency of types of projects done in the past. Report, on the other hand, incorporate the data to observe the general trend regarding human practice projects throughout the iGEM history. Interview questions were formed to show iGEM judges’ view on the previously done projects. Last but not least, search engine helps to find the desired information from the mass database more easily. However, due to the complexity and high level of computer coding knowledge required to build the search engine, we decided to reach out for help.  Kevin Christian Wongso, a graduate of the HKUST class 2014, who has a bachelor degree in computer science has lent us a helping hand. Thanks to his help, now users are able to serach for information they want by simply typing a few keywords. </p>
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<h4>Handbook</h4>
<h4>Handbook</h4>
<p>Several questions may come across your mind as you do your human practice projects.
<p>Several questions may come across your mind as you do your human practice projects.
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This book provides answers and advices related to various aspects of human practice based on information from human practice projects done in the past.</p>
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This book provides answers and advice related to various aspects of human practice based on information from projects done in the past.</p>
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<h4>Report</h4>
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<p>Large set of database provides reliable source, and quantitative analysis gives comprehensive interpretation of the give data.
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<p>Large set of database provides reliable source, and quantitative analysis gives comprehensive interpretation of the given data.
Take a look at our report to have an idea about the general trends regarding human practice in iGEM history.</p>
Take a look at our report to have an idea about the general trends regarding human practice in iGEM history.</p>
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<h4>Search Engine</h4>
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<p>Want to take a look at the database itself? We have set a search engine to help guide your way through the pile of information.</p>
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<p>Want to take a look at the database itself? We have set a search engine to help guiding your way through the pile of information.</p>
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Revision as of 16:43, 3 October 2014


Human Practice Start-up Kit

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Start-up Kit is the first comprehensive and handy tool that aims to help iGEM teams - particularly the new iGEMers, in initiating new human practice projects. Not only does it give iGEMers a quick guide to begin with, but it also provides them with a preliminary concept of human practice and analyzed data regarding the past projects, which will give teams a jumpstart to flexibly come up with their own novel human practice project.

HKUST iGEM 2014 team spent nearly the whole summer to collect information from all human practice projects done in the past. This large set of data was used as a base for the handbook, report, interview and the search engine. Each serves to interpret and use the database in a different way. For instance, the database is condensed into simple numbers in the handbook to represent frequency of types of projects done in the past. Report, on the other hand, incorporate the data to observe the general trend regarding human practice projects throughout the iGEM history. Interview questions were formed to show iGEM judges’ view on the previously done projects. Last but not least, search engine helps to find the desired information from the mass database more easily. However, due to the complexity and high level of computer coding knowledge required to build the search engine, we decided to reach out for help. Kevin Christian Wongso, a graduate of the HKUST class 2014, who has a bachelor degree in computer science has lent us a helping hand. Thanks to his help, now users are able to serach for information they want by simply typing a few keywords.

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