6.111 Final Projects Fall 2018

6.111 Final Projects Checkoff/Video Taping Fall 2018

The presentations will be held at your lab bench and should take about 10-15 minutes. We'll go over your checkoff milestones and each team member will have a chance to describe and demonstrate their portion of the project. With your permission, we'd like to shoot a couple minutes of video the next day to showcase you and your project on the course website.

Please be sure to be on time (eg, by arriving 5 minutes early!). In order to be fair to everyone, we'll be running a tight ship schedule- wise, so please help us keep to the schedule. You may switch times with other teams if mutually agreeable.

Design Presentation Schedule (11/1)

Tuesday, 11/06, 2:30 - 5:00 32-141

• Megan Yamoah, Francisca Vasconcelos, FPGA Qubit Package

• Katherine Camenzind, Alexander Huang, Xavier Zapien, Robotic Air Hockey

• Nadia Salahuddin, Lydia Sun, FPGA Fruit Ninja

• Samuel Cherna, Joshua Gruenstein, Matthew Reeve, Audio Laser Light Show

• Ashley Hyo Won Kim, Mark Theng, Encrypted Communications over Ethernet

• Sebastian Bartlett, Joshua Noel, Hardware Neural Net Entertainment System

• Magson Gao, Shreeyam Kacker, Verilog Sudoku Solver

• Noah Moroze, Luis Torres, Spherical Persistence of Vision Display

• Kaname Favier, Cameron Ordone, Adam Rodriguez, FPGA 6-DOF Motion Platform

• Alexis Camacho, Chenkai Mao, Interactive Minecraft

• Jonathan Buschel, James Lovejoy, Bitcoin Script Validation Accelerator

• Sabina Chen, Bret Heaslet, David Mueller, AirPong

Thursday, 11/8, 2:30 - 4:00, 32-141

• Keshav Gupta, Francis Wang, Auditory Localization

• Suzanne O'Meara, Elijah Stanger-Jones, August Trollback, Check Yourself

• Joanna Sands, Margaret Sands, Scream-y Bird

• Jacob Brown, Isabelle Liu, Digital Supersaw Synthesizer

• Bradley Jomard, Quinn Magendanz, Basic Processor

• Dominik Martinez, Alexander Peraire-Bueno, Self Balancing Voice Controlled Robot

• Jessica Quaye, Premila Rowles, FPGA Camera-Controlled Traffic Lights

• Olivia Brode-Roger, Digi-GOES

Tuesday, 11/13, 2:30 - 4:00, 32-141

• James Bloxham, Matthew Tung, MAMBO - Multiplayer Arrow Matching Ballroom Orchestrator

• Raul Largaespada, David Mejorado, Audio Controlled Levitator

• Jenny Li, Shana Mathew, Gesture Controlled Music Playback System

• Phoebe Piercy, Elina Sendonaris, The Music Box

• Sarah Pohorecky, FPGA Synthesizer

• Carlos Cuevas, Cody Winkleblack, Laser Cyclops

• Jeremy Sogo, FPGA Tuner

Design Presentation Guidelines

Your project team is required to make a presentation to the class reviewing the project and its proposed implementation. Three person team will be allocated 12 minutes for the presentation followed by a 2 minute QA. Two person teams will be allocated 8 minutes with a 2 minute QA. Single person team will have 5 minutes with a 2 minute QA. In fairness to the presentors, the time limit will enforced. The presentation should be 6-12 slides that include an overview, a block diagram, discussion of the major modules identifying the tricky bits or implementation insights, and a simple timeline showing what you expect to have working when. Each team member should give part of the presentation.

You're welcome to use whatever tool you'd like to create the presentation: HTML with figures, Powerpoint, PDF, etc. Please format the material so that it can be projected properly, i.e., it should be in landscape format. Your presentation should be loaded on a flash drive for projection on my laptop. This saves times and avoids incompatibility issues with the projector.

We have a lot of presentations, so please plan to start and end at the appointed times. Practice your presentation to ensure that it will fit into your time slot.

Please upload a PDF of your presentation slides so that they can be posted on the course website.