CSE 4101/4102/4201/4202 Computer Science / Software Engineering Projects

MWF 4-4:50pm

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

First 2 weeks	Project planning and discussion with Faculty Advisor
Sep 6 (Wed) [Sep 4 is Labor Day holiday]	Project plan with 3 milestones (approved by a Faculty Advisor and presentation in class)
Oct 2 (Mon)	Milestone 1 or 4 (progress evaluation by Faculty Advisor and presentation in class)
Oct 30 (Mon)	Milestone 2 or 5 (progress evaluation by Faculty Advisor and presentation in class)
Nov 27 (Mon)	Milestone 3 or 6 (progress evaluation by Faculty Advisor and presentation in class) and Scores for teammates

Project Opportunities

Guidelines

Guidelines for team size: 2-4 students (larger teams are harder to manage)
Guidelines for Roles of Faculty Advisors
Guidelines for Project Plan
Guidelines for Project Web Sites
Responsibilities of CSE students on Interdisciplinary Projects
Guidelines for Milestone Progress Evaluation
Guidelines for Requirement, Design, Test Documents
Sample system architecture diagram on page 8
Guidelines for Senior Design Showcase (2022-23)
- Main website for Student Design and Research with schedule, templates, and submission links
- 4/5/2023: showcase registration
- 4/5/2023: showcase submission (poster, ebook page, video, project banner image for FIT showcase website)
- 4/5/2023: 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. Motivation and Problem/Goal: 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?
  - Showcase Ebook page Template
    - template from Showcase: "at least project topic, design problem statement, major challenges, solution methods, data analysis, and conclude with a summary sentence. You may also include possible broader implications of your project and anticipated future work."
    - [or five topics (a-e) as suggested for the poster above, but in paragraph format]
  - project banner image (to be placed at the top of a project webpage), PNG file, high resolution (16:5 and 450dpi, max file size 25MB), questions to: Peter Zappala, pzappala@fit.edu
  - optional video, max 5 mintues (MP4 file, 720p, 16:9, max file size 50MB), questions to: Peter Zappala, pzappala@fit.edu
- 4/20/2023, 8am-3pm: showcase set-up
- 4/21/2023, 8:30am-3:30pm: showcase; 4pm (awards at Gleason)
  - dress is "business casual/formal or team attire"
  - if you are looking for a job, bring a few resumes
  - put up a sign to say at what time you are available, if not the whole period
- Virtual Showroom (2023-?), Virtual Showroom (2021-22)
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

Second-semester Projects

First-semester Projects

Past Projects

Resources

Philip Chan