CS/IT Senior Project 2015

Topic outline

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  Course Information

  The Senior Project requires each group to develop (or research) a computer software/hardware system. The project duration is two semesters, starting in August and completing in May the following year. See Project Development for more information on the entire project. This web site is for the second semester of the Senior Project, courses ITS403 and CSS403.

  In Semester 2 you must complete the design, implementation and testing for your project. This culminates in a final report and presentation to be delivered at the end of the semester.

  The Project Coordinator is Steven Gordon.

  See the pages from last semester for:

  • Topics
  • Overview of Deliverables
  • Deliverable 1: Project Concept
  • Deliverable 2: Requirements Specification
  • Deliverable 3: Design Specification
  • Deliverable 4: System Manual
  • General Presentation Instructions
  • Submission Instructions
  • Budget and Equipment

  • Assessment Criteria Page

    How you will be assessed.

  • Schedule Page

    Deadlines for the project.

  • News forum
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  Deliverables

  See the description of deliverables from last semester (some of which are due this semester) in the course overview.

  • Feature List Instructions Page

    Read these instructions before completing the Feature List feedback form below.

  • Feature List Feedback

    Read the instructions above before starting this feedback.

  • Deliverable Features Page

    List of features that each group will deliver.

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  Presentations

  • Presentation 4: Semester 2 Progress Page
  • Progress Presentation Evaluation Feedback

    Visit your Grades in Moodle and see the comment/feedback on the item "P4: Evaluation of Progress Pres". You will see a list of 8 groups to evaluate. View the progress videos of the 8 groups and rank them from 1st (best) to 8th (worst). For the top group, explain a key strength (why you think it is the best), and for the bottom group explain a key weakness (why do you think it needs improvement).

  • Progress Presentation Videos Page
  • Presentation 5: Demo Day Page

    Demonstrate the main parts of your system to faculty.

  • Presentation 6: Final Presentations Page
  • Final Presentation Eval Sheets File

    Evaluation sheets for final presentation. Multiple copies will be printed and made available to students before the start of their session. They must will in the feature list and then give the copies to the faculty members (who will use it to evaluate you).

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  Seminars

  • Requirements for Attendance Page

    Students must attend 80% of the official seminars during the semester. See the schedule for the current list of seminars.

  • Seminar Schedule Page

    Updated as new seminars are announced.