Projects
Timeline
02/1102/13: Form a group and submit a proposal (proposal submission form)- 02/11-02/25: Meet with faculty to discuss proposal
03/2504/01: Midterm review- Submit 5 slides (submission link)
- 04/29, 05/1: Presentations
- Add to presentation here
- Deadline for slide submission: Apr 26, 11:59PM
- 05/8: Paper due
Project Showcase
Your team will prepare and present a project poster at the end-of-course showcase session. This gives you an opportunity to present a short presentation demo of your work and show what you have accomplished in the class!
Your presentation should be polished. Since there is still time until the final report, you are encouraged to also discuss ideas or challenges you are still considering.
Since you are presenting to your peers as well, make sure you give your colleagues enough context to understand your ideas. In addition to what you did, help your colleagues understand why you made your specific choices, and provide examples. It’s better to make sure the audience learns a few specific ideas than try to say everything. Come to office hours or contact the staff if you would like feedback.
Overall logistics
- team will be given 15 minutes : 10 min presentation, 5 min q&a and feedbacks
- Timing is strict since we have many groups. Practice ahead of time so your presentation is smooth! Only takes 10 minutes per practice :)
- Each team member should speak
- Make sure all demos are embedded as GIFs or videos in your slides.
- Staff will host and share their screen; we will change slides on your behalf
Your presentation should cover (in content, not necessarily one slide for each point)
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- Related work and how they are related
- Simple example to illustrate idea
- Technical insights/experimental findings so far
- GIF/video of demos/screenshots (if applicable)
- Feedback: 1-3 questions you’d like feedback on
Submission
- Add your slides to this google slides link
- Deadline for submission: Wednesday Apr 26, 11:59PM EST
Report/Camera Ready
You will revise your draft and submit a conference-style report on your project, with maximum length of 10 pages. Because this report is the primary deliverable upon which you will be graded, do not treat it as an afterthought. Plan to leave at least a week to do the writing, and make sure your proofread and edit carefully!