> I never get around to assigning it because most people don't think of it as "serious work". Also, I'm afraid the CS dept. will obfuscate their calendar if random people start showing to things for free food.
It's a practical problem to solve, and the calendar obfuscation angle is a real world issue. If the information itself is valuable and you're trying to aggregate it, it's naturally going to become a moving target. I think it's a solid lesson.
> I never get around to assigning it because most people don't think of it as "serious work". Also, I'm afraid the CS dept. will obfuscate their calendar if random people start showing to things for free food.
It's a practical problem to solve, and the calendar obfuscation angle is a real world issue. If the information itself is valuable and you're trying to aggregate it, it's naturally going to become a moving target. I think it's a solid lesson.