6.111 Final Projects Schedule Fall 2017

6.111 Design Presentation Schedule

Tuesday, 11/07, 2:30 - 4:00 32-141; 4:00 - 5:00 32-124

• Felipe Hofmann, Kevin Zhang, Computer Vision Pipeline For Motion Tracking

• Scott McCuen, Kade Phillips, Fast N-body Simulation And Display

• Alexander Leffell, Sienna Ramos, FPGA iPad

• Julian Chacon-Castano, Aaron Wubshet, Wings Yeung, JAW dropping Visual Effects

• Aaron Pfitzenmaier, Daniel Sheen, Modular Capacitive TouchPads

• Alan Cheng , Shannon Hope Harrison, Diana Hernandez, Touch Projector

• Liam Cohen, Sarah Flanagan, Zoe Klawans, Projected Floor Piano

• Ziwen Jackie Jiang, Emanuel Perez, Motion Capturing System for Game Control

• Walaa Alkhanaizi, Kenneth Collins, GameBoy FPGA Emulator

• Faysal Shair, Ertem Tas, Audio - Visual Matching System

• Nicholas Waltman, Mike Wang, Live Action Street Fighter

• Katherine Shade, Melinda Szabo, Virtual Softball

• Haris Brkic, Guitar Effects

Thursday, 11/9, 2:30 - 4:00, 32-141

• Nathaniel Knopf, Jacob Swiezy, Rubik's Cube Solver

• Justin Graves, Matthew Guthmiller, Pool Table Game

• Jack Erdozain, Nicholas Klugman, Mark Vrablic, FPGA Robot Arm Projector

• Jonathan Garcia, Obstacle Avoiding Mobile Vehicle

• Aradhana Adhikari, Victoria Ouyang, Davis Tran, DDR Pad-Controlled Game

• Venita Boodhoo, Janie Liu, Jing Wang, Motion Controlled Driving Game

• Kimberly Dauber, Rachael Devlin, PAC-MAN Extrememeeeeeeee!!!!

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.