Dear Students,
Now that the group project specification has been released, the weekly tutorial sessions henceforth will focus on the group project. Notice that we do offer tutorial sessions this week too (even though that is not indicated in the official timetable).
Also, from this week on, we allow you to attend any tutorial session you want (see the timetable for times and locations). So even if your group members were previously in different sessions, you can now all attend the same session if you want.
The primary goal of the sessions is to answer any questions you and your group may have about the project specification, or to get suggestions for possible directions if you feel stuck, or feedback on your progress if you wish.
So you are highly encouraged to come to these sessions well prepared. If everything is clear, and your group is progressing well, there is no need to attend the tutorial sessions. The tutors will not be giving extensive introductions or explanations but are there to listen to you and help you with any project related questions or problems.
If you have general questions or remarks that could be helpful for all groups in your session, feel free to raise them in the main room. If, on the other hand, you have specific questions that are not relevant to other groups, or you want to show something that you do not want to share with other groups, you can ask a tutor to go into a breakout room.
Of course the forum also continues to be a place to get feedback as well.
Best regards,
Erik
Dear students,
The marks for Lab2 has been released. You can access your marks by logging in to your account and typing:
9517 classrun -sturec
Please note that marks may not be available through webcms anymore, so please use the above command.
Let us know ASAP if there are any issues
Andrew
Hi Students,
We have now finalised the groups you will be working in for you projects. Please find the list under assessments>Group Project>Project Group Assignments. Please note that we will no longer be using the groups function in webcms, please refer to this csv from now on as this is how you will be marked.
All students should be in the groups they join via webcms by last week Friday, or assigned to some group if you didn't join a webcms group. There should also be 4 or 5 members in the groups. As noted in the previous posts, no changing of groups will be possible unless in extreme circumstances. Forgetting to join a group on webcms will not be considered a reasonable excuse.
Let us know if there are any problems and contact your members as soon as possible.
Hope you enjoy the project!
Andrew
Hi Students,
The group project specification and marking criteria are now available under WebCMS3 > COMP9517 > Course Work > Assessments > Group Project.
The course admins will finalise and announce the project groups very soon. In the meantime, have a look at the project specification so you're already up to speed when you start discussing with your group.
Have a great time in the coming weeks developing computer vision methods and solving the described problem with your group. We look forward to seeing the results in Week 10.
The weekly tutorial sessions continue in Weeks 6-10. Do make use of them to get feedback if you have any questions or get suggestions when you're feeling stuck. The tutors are there to help you.
Cheers,
Erik