I have had a few requests for extensions and there are several groups working on a second demo for early next week. In recognition of these facts, I have decided to extend the deadline for the final project report until MIDNIGHT of Monday 6 May .
Please upload your presentations from today as well as a zip of your source code (SW, HLS input and RTL code, as applicable) to your project wiki.
I will contact teams that are preparing a follow-up demo individually.
Finally, please take 5 minutes to tell us about your COMP4601 experience using myExperience .
Please return your lab kits to me ASAP.
As foreshadowed in the introductory lecture (slide 50), final project presentations and demonstrations are scheduled from 11am next Tuesday.
Presentations will commence at 11am in the Brass lab . These may take up to 15 mins per team and should focus on your aims, solution approach, results and conclusions. Please take into account the architecture of the room i.e. your presentations will be viewed on one of four display screens in the room. Please post your slides to your project wiki.
Demos will commence at 2pm and will be held in the neighbouring Strings lab . Alex & I will spend about 20-25 mins with each team to have you demonstrate your solution in action and to discuss your project with you. Please let me know if you have any timing constraints and wish to be seen at a particular time period.
Final reports are due on 1 May . These should be prepared as a wiki page(s). Reports should be 10-15 pages long when rendered using " print view " and printed on A4 paper. The report should re-package the previous reports, address any comments and add your results and conclusions. See slides 49-50 of the introductory lecture and the final report guidelines for your Project .
Please zip up your project code and provide this as a downloadable archive accessible from your project wiki . Please note that I may provide your code as a basis for projects that extend or build on your work in future years, so please bear this in mind when preparing your code for archive.
The project progress marks and custom IP lab marks have been loaded and should be accessible in the usual manner.
Seminars will complete next Tuesday. Stay tuned for updates on the final presentations and demos on Tuesday 30 April.
I hope you manage to have a small relaxing break over the next 4 days!
Oliver
Hi all,
I have entered your marks for Labs 2 & 6 as well as for the Project Plan (ProjPlan) and the Individual Project Plan (IndividualPP) as previously mentioned.
Seminars will commence next Tuesday at 2pm in the usual place. If you are preparing a seminar for next week, please email me your group's executive summary by midday Monday and seminar slides by midday Tuesday. Audience participation in seminars contributes to your overall mark in the course. See the Course Outline for details.
See you in the lab tomorrow.
Oliver
I have entered marks for your lab 1 submissions into our student mark system SMS.
You may retrieve your mark by using the graph icon at the bottom of the course website menu, or the Give command 4601 classrun -sturec from the Unix prompt in your CSE home account.
Scores are out of 5; 1 mark was given for responding correctly to the extended exercise.
For future lab reports, please submit a PDF file using the following conventions:
Thanks!
The poll to select your preferred seminar topic is now available.
Please select your topic preference
. Selection will be in first-come, first-served order. The poll allows up to 3 people to select a given topic. Please refer to the
Seminar List
for an overview of the seminar topics.
Please send me a brief outline of the project topic you are interested in working on together with a list of your team members. Please do this as soon as you can so that your choice of topic can be finalised. Thanks.
Please be reminded that labs commence tomorrow in Brass at 11am.
Hello and welcome to the 2019 offering of COMP4601!
I'm still working on updating the materials given the change to a 10 week term. A draft of the Course Outline is available at this stage, and as I finalize materials I will make them available. So please re-visit the site to check what is ready.
I look forward to seeing you next week at 2pm in Mathews 312.
Oliver