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Cohan Gregory
Daugherty Brian
Janowiak David
Miller Todd
Raymond Robinson
Anderson Eric
Pressly Will
End of Semester Deadlines
- First drafts, Noon, Friday April 25
- User Manual
- Tech Ref Manual
- PowerPoint
- Poster
- Code
- Put everything in a *.zip, *.tar, or *.rar file on your website
- Will be returned with feedback, Noon, Monday, April 28
- Final drafts, Noon, Friday May 2 (hard deadline!)
Structure
- Introduction
- Problem Statement: what problem am I trying to solve?
- Background: other solutions
- Proposed Solution
- Demo (at least 10 minutes, possbily up to 20)
- Summary Results
- Conclusions and Future Work
- Acknowledgements
Tips
- Look at your audience; make eye contact
- Smile
- Speak clearly
- Slides: short phrases
- Pictures help a lot
- Always speak in the first person, plural (editorial "we")
Practice Presentation Schedule
- Robinson Trey, 1:00 pm Tuesday, April 22, McAdams 116
- Miller Todd, 4:00 pm Tuesday, April 22, McAdams 116
- Janowiak David, 2:00 pm Wednesday, April 23, McAdams 116
- Cohan Gregory, 1:00 pm Thurday, April 22, McAdams 116
- Daugherty Brian, ?
Presentation Schedule, Wednesday, April 30, 1:00 - 4:00 pm
- 1:00 pm, Robinson Trey
- 1:35 pm, Janowiak David
- 2:10 pm, Cohan Greg
- 2:45 pm, Miller Todd
Documents: Tech Ref Manual, User Manual, Poster, PowerPoint Presentation, Code
- draft copies on noon Friday, April 25
final copies on noon Friday, May 2
Assignments (Spring 2008):
- January 15: Discussion of Android and Apple SDK, Will introduces Visual Studio
- January 17: Snow Day
- January 22: Assignment #1, Simple application (e.g., Tic-Tac-Toe), Will discusses Assignment #2
- January 24: Android program observation
- January 29: Assignment #2, Intermediate application (e.g., Connect-4 and others)
- January 31: Discussion of possible projects
- February 5: Assignment #3, Standalone laptop application accessing database (e.g., Appointment book and others). Will describes web applications.
- February 7:
- February 12-14:
- February 17-19:
- February 19-21:
- February 25-27:
Projects (Spring 2008):
- Tools:
- web-applications, backend database, cell phones (one of I/O): camera/video/SMS/GPS, Treo (Windows Mobile 5.0), ATT Tilt (Mobile 6.0), Sony Vaio (micro PC, Bluetooth, WiFi, ATT cell), Motorola phones (open GPS), Google SDK emulator, IP cameras, Zipit (Linux, 32 Mb memory, 4 Gb mini-SD card)
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Assignments (Spring 2007):
- January 18: Assignment #1, Simple application (e.g., Tic-Tac-Toe)
- January 25: Assignment #2, Intermediate application (e.g., Connect-4 and others)
- February 1: Snow Day
- February 6: Presentation on Developing Mobile Device Applications (Adam Goodbar)
- February 8: Assignment #3, Standalone laptop application accessing database (e.g., Appointment book and others)
- February 13: Presentation on Developing Webservices (Austin Grigg)
- February 15: Assignment #4, Standalone, emulated, mobile device application
- February 20: Presentation on Developing Web Applications (running on buckbeak)
- February 22: Assignment #5, Standalone, emulated, mobile device application accessing database
- February 27: Presentation on sending SMS messages and email programmatically
- March 1: Assignment #6, Web application accessing database
Projects (Spring 2007):
- February 28: Assignment #1 Half-page paragraph project proposal
- March 7: Assignment #2
Two-page description of functionalities of your program
One-page ER diagram of database tables
- March 14: Assignment #3
Final version of database
Detailed weekly set of goals for the following Wednesdays:
March 28, April 4, April 11, April 18, April 25
- March 28: Assignment #4
Clear assignment of tasks to individuals
- a) database design and implementation,
- b) weservice design and development,
- c) application code design and development,
- d) user interface design,
- e) documentation (database ER diagram and explanation,
Technical Reference Manual, Users Guide)
Demonstrate progress on overall project
Demonstrate progress on individual tasks
- April 4: Focus on April 2 presentation
Poster templates distributed
- April 11: Assignment #5
- April 16: FoCI Poster presentations: Madren Center
April 18: Assignment #6
- April 25: Assignment #7
- May 1: Final presentations
- May 4: Final submission of projects
Topics (Spring 2007):
- January 16: Intro to C#
- January 18: Assignment #1 Presentations
- January 23:
- Assignment #2
- Austin's presentation
- Brooks talk Tuesday, February 19, 6:00 pm Tillman Hall
- Internship opportunity
- Austin's presentation
- Accessing ravenclaw (Adam)
- January 25: Assignment #2 Presentations
- January 30:
- February 1: Assignment #3 Presentations
- February 6:
- February 8: Assignment #4 Presentations
- February 13:
- February 15: Assignment #5 Presentations
- February 20:
- February 22: Assignment #6 Presentations
- February 27:
- March 1: Discuss proposals
- March 29: Script Draft #2
- Script Draft #3
- Poster Template
- Sample Poster using template
- Sample Poster not using template
Assignments (Spring 2006):
- Simple application (e.g., Tic-Tac-Toe)
- Complex application (e.g., Connect-4 and others)
- Application accessing database (e.g., Appointment book and others)
- Web application connected to database running on buckbeak and able to distinguish
between desktop and pda, Wednesday, February 22
- Standalone handheld application connected to database, Wednesday, March 1
Projects (Spring 2006):
- Clemson Show Management System
- Clemson Medical Outreach System
- Clemson Data Collection System