Stellenbosch Unit for Operations Research in Engineering

Who sits where, 2027.

If you want your current seat, you keep it. If you would rather move, pick any chair that is free. You can change your pick until voting closes.

Drawing
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Picks

How voting works

  1. Round 0 · now

    Stay or move

    Keep your current seat (nobody can take it), or say you will move. The next round opens by itself once everyone has answered.

  2. Round 1 · now

    PhD students pick

    They choose first, each in a different aisle. The last round opens by itself once both have a seat.

  3. Round 2 · now

    Everyone else

    Everyone else picks next. Each aisle should end up with about the same number of 2nd-year masters students.

  4. Tie-break

    Tie-break

    Priority: keeping your seat first, then PhD students who move, then masters students who move. Only two masters students who want the same seat settle it with an obscure trivia Kahoot.

The plan

Click a chair to pick it. Hover over any chair to see who has it, or why it is closed to you.Tap a chair to pick it. Tap a greyed-out chair to see why it is closed to you.

Drag or swipe sideways, or use the aisle numbers, to see all six aisles.

Your pick

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No seat chosen yet.

Rules check

    You can change your pick until voting closes. If another masters student picks the same seat, the two of you settle it with an obscure trivia Kahoot. Someone keeping their seat, or a PhD student, always beats a masters student who is moving.

    Aisle balance

    Second-year spread, by aisle