CS 564
Computational Geometry
Important Announcements
- See the Presentation Schedule for your project
presentation time.
- Midterm Exam will be held on April 09, Tuesday, 13:40-15:30 (Class Hour). The exam will be
an open book exam. You can only bring your textbook. No lecture slides and class notes are allowed.
Check the Computational
Geometry Pages by Jeff Erickson for possible applications of
Computational Geometry and some project ideas.
First Homework Due Date:
Thursday, February 28th, 2013 (Class hour)
Second Homework Due Date:
Thursday, March 21th, 2013 (Class hour)
Third Homework Due Date:
Thursday, April 11th, 2013 (Class hour)
Fourth Homework Due Date:
Thursday May 2th, 2013 (Class hour)
Project Requirements
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You should give a project proposal until February 28th, 2013, Thursday stating
the name of the project, a short project description of 2-3 paragraphs,
and name of the students that will do the project.
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You will also give me a progress report (approximately 10 pages) until
April 11th, 2013, Thursday, about the progress of your project, covering
a survey of the subject area, algorithms that you will use, data structures,
and other implementation details,
etc.
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Final project report and demonstrations will be due May 7th, 2013, Tuesday.
This deadline is sharp. Final project report should be a superset of the
the progress report and should extend it with implementation details,
results of the project, etc.
- Each project group must submit a CD containing three directories
(Due: May 9th, 2013, Thursday, Class Hour) just before the final exam. Please add
new slides to your presentation for the things that you explained on the board
and correct the typographical errors that we indicate during the presentations.
(The CD must be clearly labeled on the CD itself and must be put in a CD envelope
(which also have a label indicating group members, the name of the project, etc.):
- Documentation:
- Progress Report,
- Final Report
- Implementation
- Source Codes,
- Executables,
- README.TXT explaining how to install and run your program, user interface (how to use the buttons, mouse, etc.)
required libraries, databases, etc.
- Presentation
Last updated: January 18th, 2013