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Final Project Instructions - Computer Graphics | CSE 170, Study Guides, Projects, Research of Computer Graphics

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CSE 170 – Introduction to Computer Graphics
Project 3 - Final Project Instructions
Project Demonstration: Week of May 11, on the final day scheduled by the registrar office.
Project Submission at ucmcrops: 1h before the demonstration time.
1. Instructions
Your final project has four parts:
- Show your first results on the lab of April 30: During the lab of April 30 you will have
to tell us your chosen topic for the project and you will also have to show some first results
and explain how you are planning to finish the project. It is ok if you do not have yet much
to show but you have to show something already done and you have to demonstrate that
the initial steps have already been implemented. Possible topics are the ones presented in
lecture and available in the lecture notes.
- Report: You will have to complete a simple report, which includes few questions to help
me improve the course. The report template is given in the end of this document. It has to
be submitted together with your project implementation.
- Implementation: all your implemented code has to be zipped and uploaded to
UCMCROPS in a way that we can recompile your project ourselves; so be sure no files are
missing. Before submitting, test to unzip your package in a different directory and test if it
can still be compiled with no errors.
- Presentation: at the demonstration day you will run and explain your project to the class.
You can use your own laptop or any other computer in the room, just be sure your
application will run fine in the presentation day. Note that we will probably not be in a
computer lab at the presentation day. At the end of the presentations there will be an
election for the best projects and the winners will get extra points.
2. Grading
All parts of your project will be taken into account in the grading:
1. presentation of early results on April 30,
2. the completed report,
3. the presentation of your project,
4. the correct submission of the project and the report,
5. and finally, the quality of your project – It is OK if your project is simple but you have to
develop a well finished and working project.
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CSE 170 – Introduction to Computer Graphics

Project 3 - Final Project Instructions

Project Demonstration: Week of May 11, on the final day scheduled by the registrar office.

Project Submission at ucmcrops: 1h before the demonstration time.

1. Instructions

Your final project has four parts:

  • Show your first results on the lab of April 30: During the lab of April 30 you will have to tell us your chosen topic for the project and you will also have to show some first results and explain how you are planning to finish the project. It is ok if you do not have yet much to show but you have to show something already done and you have to demonstrate that the initial steps have already been implemented. Possible topics are the ones presented in lecture and available in the lecture notes.
  • Report: You will have to complete a simple report, which includes few questions to help me improve the course. The report template is given in the end of this document. It has to be submitted together with your project implementation.
  • Implementation: all your implemented code has to be zipped and uploaded to UCMCROPS in a way that we can recompile your project ourselves; so be sure no files are missing. Before submitting, test to unzip your package in a different directory and test if it can still be compiled with no errors.
  • Presentation: at the demonstration day you will run and explain your project to the class. You can use your own laptop or any other computer in the room, just be sure your application will run fine in the presentation day. Note that we will probably not be in a computer lab at the presentation day. At the end of the presentations there will be an election for the best projects and the winners will get extra points. 2. Grading

All parts of your project will be taken into account in the grading:

  1. presentation of early results on April 30,
  2. the completed report,
  3. the presentation of your project,
  4. the correct submission of the project and the report,
  5. and finally, the quality of your project – It is OK if your project is simple but you have to develop a well finished and working project.

3. The Report

As explained above, you will have to write and submit a report together with your project. The report must include exactly the items below. Just answer each of the items using any text editor and submit the completed report together with your project.

The sections below also include few questions for helping me improve CSE170: you also have to include and answer these questions! (note: this report is not anonymous - if you would like to do any anonymous comments, please use the instructor evaluation form that the School of Engineering will distribute to you at the end of the course).

Report Sections:

  1. What was your project topic?
  2. Describe briefly the main goals you wanted to implement in your project:
  3. Describe the main parts implemented in the project:
  4. Describe the main difficulties encountered:
  5. What was the hardest part to implement in your project?
  6. What was missing to complete the project to your satisfaction?
  7. Project development timeline: how much time did you need to implement each part?
  8. Which tools did you use in your project?
  9. Give here any comments about your project
  10. CSE170 Evaluation a. Comparing to other CSE courses you have taken at UCM, use the 1-7 scale below for answering the questions: 1 (very easy) 2 3 4(appropriate) 5 6 7 (very difficult) i. How difficult was to follow the course? ii. How difficult was the 1st^ exam? iii. How difficult was the 2nd^ exam? iv. How difficult/complex were the programming assignments? v. How difficult/complex was the 1st^ project? vi. How difficult/complex was the 2nd^ project? vii. How difficult/complex was the 3rd^ project? b. In general, what was more difficult to follow: the lectures/exams or the implementation of the projects and assignments? c. Do you think the course should be more theory-oriented or more implementation- oriented? d. Which parts of the course you liked most? e. Which parts should be included or better explained/explored? f. Which parts were difficult to understand? g. Which parts were easy to understand? h. Please give here any comments/suggestions for improving the course.