EEL6935: Analog Signal Processing Final Projects
EEL 6935: Final Projects
Final report due Wednesday, December 10, 2003 at midnight. Late
reports will suffer the usual late fees and penalties.
Your final project consists of a significant portion of the grade in this class.
You are strongly encouraged to work in groups of two or more. Important
dates are as follows:
ā¢In lieu of class on Wednesday November 5, I will meet with each group
to help decide upon a project topic and start work on it. We will have
a signup sheet available before that day.
ā¢By Friday, November 7, midnight. Email the instructor a description
of your proposed project (at least one paragraph in length). The plain
text email should include the full names of all students involved along
with their email addresses. You should also clearly state whether you
will attempt to complete a full chip layout or not.
ā¢From that day onward, each Friday until the final day of class, each of
you should email a description of your progress for the week. If you
have accomplished nothing for a particular week, send me a message
stating this. Your message for progress on Thanksgiving week is due
the following Monday, December 1.
ā¢Final project reports are due on the last day of class, December 10,
2003 at midnight. Email the instructor as soon as your report is ready
to be graded. All late penalties will apply. If appropriate email the cif
that your chip be fabricated.
Your final grade for the project will be based on the on-time completion and
quality of each of the above items.
Project Report
Your final project report will be a web pageāyou do not need to print it
out. Just email the address to the instructor. Many programs are capable of
outputting html code (including Netscape) so this should not be a big hassle.
An advantage of using a webpage for your report is that you can include color
figures, images and examples of sounds that you use or produce. If you have
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