Split-Project Syndrome

Split-project syndrome, also called concilium divergence syndrome, is a condition characterized by a project group creating two or more differing solutions to the same component with the intent of later merging or completely discarding all but one of the solutions for submission.

Origin
On November 14, 2019, a group of freshman (Class of 2023) were working on the infographic component of Expeditions Unlimited. Rather than making one infographic, the group temporarily split to create two separate graphics. They intended to later either merge the two or choose the best and turn that in.

Ms. Hernandez urged Yoshi Askharoun to document the odd habit and coin a term to describe it.