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Create a professional university midterm presentation with exactly 7 slides in English. **Project title:** StudLive — An ICT-Enabled Platform for Students with AI Assistant **Student:** Orynbaeva Kuralay **Group:** IT2612 **University:** Astana IT University **Course:** ICT, Computer System and Architecture **Year:** 2026 **Design requirements:** - Modern, clean technology style. - Use a dark navy blue, white, and teal colour palette. - Use simple English suitable for a first-year university student. - Keep slides concise: short bullet points, clear headings, and readable text. - Use relevant icons and simple diagrams. - Do not fill slides with long paragraphs. - Create an academic presentation suitable for a 5–7 minute oral defense. - Do not invent statistics or claim that the system is already deployed. - Clearly describe AWS/GCP, PostgreSQL, Redis, Maps API, Firebase Cloud Messaging, and the cloud LLM API as proposed technologies. - Include a clear network architecture diagram. **Slide 1 — Title** Title: StudLive — An ICT-Enabled Platform for Students with AI Assistant Include student name, group, university, course, and year. Visual: smartphone mockup with a simple student-service dashboard. **Slide 2 — Consolidation and Refinement** Explain the improvements planned after earlier project stages: - A clearer home screen. - Four main categories: Food, Study, Jobs, Deals. - StudLive AI Assistant for natural-language search. - Discount status labels: Active, Expires soon, Expired. Explain that discount statuses must rely on verified and updated data. Visual: simple app screen or dashboard mockup. **Slide 3 — Cloud and Mobile Integration** Show the proposed technologies: - Cloud hosting: AWS or Google Cloud Platform. - Database: PostgreSQL. - Cache: Redis. - Maps API for location search. - Firebase Cloud Messaging for optional notifications. - Cloud LLM API for the AI Assistant. - Flutter or React Native for cross-platform mobile development. Visual: clean technology cards with icons. Do not suggest that these services are already integrated. **Slide 4 — Network Architecture** Create a clear horizontal architecture diagram: Client Mobile App → Internet / HTTPS → API Gateway → Backend Services / AI Service → PostgreSQL / Redis. Show Maps API, Firebase Cloud Messaging, and the cloud LLM API as external integrations. Add a few short notes: - HTTPS protects data in transit. - The API validates requests and checks permissions. - The backend retrieves information from the database. - The AI Assistant should use catalogue data rather than inventing results. Visual: diagram with arrows and clearly labelled components. **Slide 5 — Introduction and Problem Statement** Problem: Student information about affordable food, study places, discounts, and part-time jobs is spread across different platforms. Solution: StudLive proposes one platform with four categories and a conversational AI Assistant. Example user request: “Find a quiet café with Wi-Fi under 1,500 KZT.” Do not state that students switch between “5+ apps” unless verified research supports that number. Visual: problem-versus-solution comparison. **Slide 6 — Literature Review and Research Opportunity** Summarize four themes: - Usability and Human–Computer Interaction: clear navigation and system feedback. - Accessibility: WCAG 2.2 principles. - Location-based services: useful context and privacy protection. - Cloud architecture and security: APIs, HTTPS, reliable data handling. Research opportunity: Explore the combination of student-specific filters, such as quietness, Wi-Fi, power outlets, and budget, with conversational search. Do not claim that no similar platforms exist. Include short IEEE-style citation numbers such as [1]–[8] where appropriate. Visual: four research theme cards and a highlighted research opportunity. **Slide 7 — Chosen Track and Conclusion** Chosen track: Track A — Review Paper. Explain that this stage reviews literature and proposes a system architecture; it does not report a completed live experiment. Conclusion: - StudLive brings student services into one proposed platform. - The AI Assistant offers natural-language search. - Future work includes prototype testing, source verification, and evaluation with students. End with: “Thank you! Questions?” Visual: simple StudLive logo or smartphone mockup. **Important accuracy requirements:** - Do not invent research findings, statistics, interviews, or test results. - Do not claim the proposed technology stack is already deployed. - Do not use fabricated references. Use only verifiable sources. - Keep all text in English. - Include speaker notes for each slide with simple English sentences suitable for a 5–7 minute presentation.
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