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🎓 Shifu EAFIT — Faculty Platform

A modern, AI-assisted directory to discover professors, decide smarter, and connect faster.

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✨ Why Shifu?

  • 🔎 Discover fast. Filter and semantically search professors across programs, courses, and semesters.
  • 🧠 Understand at a glance. AI-generated profile summaries surface what matters.
  • 🧭 Decide with confidence. Verified identities and clean, accessible UI.
  • 📈 Improve continuously. Usage insights help the institution highlight expertise and close gaps.

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Table of Contents (click to expand)
  1. About the Project
  2. Explore the Wiki
  3. Team
  4. Get Started

About the Project

Students often lack a single, reliable place to understand who teaches what, how they teach, and their professional background.
Shifu EAFIT centralizes verified professor profiles and enhances discovery with filters and semantic search, while AI summaries make profiles instantly readable.

“From browsing to insight in a single click.”

Explore the Wiki

Pick your path 👇 — each page is designed to be concise, visual, and actionable.

📘 Product Definition 🎨 Interface Design 🗂️ Sprints
Problem statement, audience, competitive analysis, and Functional Requirements (FR01–FR20) with MoSCoW. Live prototype and key screens for students, professors, and admins. Sprint 0 results and Sprint 1 plan (stories, tasks, and AC).

Direct jumps

  • Product Definition → Determining Needs → FR table
  • Interface Design → Live Demo
  • Sprints → Sprint 1 Planning

Team 👥

GitHub Name Role
@joseduquep José Duque Scrum Master / Architect
@Arestrep12 Alejandro Restrepo Programmer / UX
@IsaM016 Isa Mendoza Frontend Developer
@CesarMontoyag1 César Montoya Backend Developer
@NicoHurtado Nicolás Hurtado Tester / Product Designer

Get Started

  1. Open the prototype → https://clever-conkies-2df221.netlify.app
  2. Skim the FRs in Product Definition → Determining Needs.
  3. Track progress in GitHub → Projects.
  4. Explore Sprint 1 to see what’s shipping first.
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