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Mentor meeting 15
Course: CAP 683807, Fall 2009School: UH Clear Lake
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Meeting Mentor 15 Title: Purpose: Fifteenth Meeting with the Mentor Discussion about improving the prototype Meeting Time: Location: Date of Notes: Prepared by: 10:00hrs 7 November 2007 Atlinks Communication 11 November, 2007 Srividya Subbiah th th Attendees: Team members: Shital Parikh Srividya Subbiah Pareddy Karunakar Reddy Sandeep Chavva Mentor: Mr. Dilhar De Silva Distribution: Shital Parikh Srividya...
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Meeting Mentor 15
Title: Purpose: Fifteenth Meeting with the Mentor Discussion about improving the prototype Meeting Time: Location: Date of Notes: Prepared by: 10:00hrs 7 November 2007 Atlinks Communication 11 November, 2007 Srividya Subbiah
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Attendees:
Team members: Shital Parikh Srividya Subbiah Pareddy Karunakar Reddy Sandeep Chavva
Mentor: Mr. Dilhar De Silva
Distribution:
Shital Parikh Srividya Subbiah Project website: http://dcm.cl.uh.edu/cap683807fagp6/
Pareddy Karunakar Reddy Sandeep Chavva
Meeting Minutes: 1 Mr. De Silva helped us with adding menu items in the main menu. 2 Mr. De Silva assigned us four important tasks which are to be completed before the next mentor meeting on Monday. a. Adding contents the to website b. Completing the event calendar and practice schedule calendar c. Completing the flash banner d. Completing the featured video in the home page e. Uploading the Colorado Swim meet pictures in the website so that all the registered users will be able to view the pictures. Action Items: Due Date or Status 11/12/2007
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Description Adding contents to website and Hot Articles
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