PROJECT DEADLINE: November 30 (9 pm CST)
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROJECT
SUBMISSION:
Please follow the following instructions. Any deviation from the instructions listed below will result in lost points from your project scores.
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You are expected to turn in the following
documents before the deadline is over:
o Project
source code with instructions to compile. It is
very important that there is a readme file that provides detailed step-by-step
procedures to run the underlying code. Inaccuracies in the readme file will
result in your project being perceived as faulty. Note: Please do not include any executables (this
will go to the JUNK folder directly). Only the source code is expected
here with detailed instructions on compiling and running them. Also, include
information on platform dependency and all relevant information on using the
code.
o Project
document, which is essentially a polished version of the project
design document, but should also include some experimental results, e.g. charts
of running time versus input size, etc. It should also contain explanation of
the underlying theory and adequate content on your findings throughout the
course of this project.
o Power
Point Presentation: Every project (single or 2 member)
team is expected to prepare a 4-minute presentation and send it along with the
project submission. This will be used on Dec-1 and Dec-3 as class talks. The
schedule for these talks will be posted on the website at a later date. Please
stick to the Microsoft Power point format with a .ppt or .pptx extension. If
you do not have Microsoft office, please use a school computer (Labs or
Library) to do a conversion.
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Programming projects: All the above
components are required.
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Research projects: The document and the
PPT is required. If you have source code on any associated implementation that
you have performed, please use instructions from above to send them over.
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Instructions for emailing the above
files:
o Email the files to the TA's email address and CC to the instructor.
o The subject of the email should be CSE5311-GD-FALL09 PROJECT SUBMISSION.
o In the body of the email let the first line be CSE5311-GD-FALL09-PROJECT-SUBMISSION: <lastname1, ....>.
Starting from the second line you can write whatever you write in your email.
o Please
follow the above emailing details accurately. Any deviation to this may result
in your email being JUNKED and you loosing all your points for the project.
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Late submission policy: All submissions
are expected before the deadline. Submissions that are a day late will loose
30% of the project grades with another 30% loss in grades with the next day and
so on.
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Please email or meet the TA before the
deadline with any questions or queries on the project submission.
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All files submitted are final. The PPT
file cannot be updated or modified between the period between the submission
and the actual presentation.