Philip Chan
209 Harris Center, x7280

Office Hours: MW 11am-1pm (or by appointment)
Course WWW Page: http://www.cs.fit.edu/~pkc/classes/seniorProjects/

Syllabus

Schedule

Project Opportunities

Guidelines

• Guidelines for team size: 2-4 students (larger teams are harder to manage)
• Advice from Elon Musk
• Guidelines for Project Plan
• Guidelines for Project Web Sites
• Responsibilities of CSE students on Interdisciplinary Projects
• Guidelines for Milestone Progress Report and Evaluation
• Guidelines for Requirement, Design, Test Documents
• Sample system architecture diagram on page 8
• Guidelines for Senior Design Showcase (2024-25)
  • Main website for Student Design and Research with schedule, templates, and submission links
  • 2/16/2025: showcase registration
  • 4/18/2025: "2025 Showroom Poster Submission"
  • 4/18/2025: "Virtual Showroom Upload" (summary..., project image)
  • 4/18/2024: exhibit requirements (power outlets) and exhibit saftey plan
    • Showcase Poster Template
      • Generally use bullets/figures/pictures, instead of long sentences--think what a judge would want to see/know. I suggest:
      • a. Goal and Motivation: Why is your project interesting/useful/important potentially for a large group of people (not just you)? What are the "pains"/problems that your system is designed to help solve?
      • b. Approach/Features: With your system, what can the users do (ie. accomplished key features/functionalities)? Bullets with screenshots/pictures/plots/...
      • c. Design/Implementation: How did you accomplish your system? System architecture, algorithms, tools, ...
      • d. Evaluation Results: How well does your system function? "measurement of success"--performance/speed/accuracy/userSurveys/...
      • e. Limitations and Improvements: What can't the system do? How can the system be improved?
    • 4/24/2025, 10am-4pm: exhibit set-up
    • 4/25/2025, 8:30am-3:45pm: Showcase; 4pm Award Ceremony (Gleason); 5-7pm afterparty (Crawford Greens)
      • dress is "business casual/formal or team attire", wear comfortable shoes (you will be standing)
      • if you are looking for a job, bring a few resumes
      • at least one member should be there, no need to skip classes
      • if none is available, put up a sign to say at what time you are available
    • 4/26/2025, 10am-3pm, Discovery Day and Exhibit Take Down
    • Virtual Showroom
• Guidelines for Demo Video and User/Developer Manual
• Guidelines for Scores for Teammates
• Intellectual Property in Student Handbook, Intellectual Property in Faculty Handbook
• COES Student Design And Research

Current Projects

First-semester Projects

1. AI-powered email phishing detection
2. Assembly/C Snippet Inspector
3. Cardiac reconstruction from low-dosage SPECT scan via deep learning
4. Competitive Programming Primer
5. FIT AR navigation
6. HALO: High efficiency automated local SWaP operations
7. Human-autonomous teamwork of ground and air vehicles
8. Java OO program visualizer
9. ML/LLM dashboard
10. NoCap: Fact checking for articles using AI
11. Panther Shuttle App
12. Project development tool
13. Remotely Controlled Car via FTE and Wifi
14. SCORE 2.0: Student Code Online Review and Evaluation
15. Skin Cancer Detection
16. SpacePNP
17. Visualization for Formal Languages
18. Wallee: Personal Finance App

1. Crowdsourcing with Chatbots
2. Cybersecurity teaching
3. Federated Learning of Medical Image Reconstruction
4. Form Buster
5. Tasteful Panthers
6. Time Estimation

Past Projects