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 CSE 527, Au '05: Course Project, Due: Early in Finals Week (12/12-12/16)
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Projects can be done individually, or in small groups. Large groups are also okay, but often require additional effort to organize and divide the work. Groups combining people from different fields are particularly encouraged. Feel free to use the class email list cse527.washington.edu to brainstorm project ideas, try to round up partners, etc. Choices for the project include, but are not limited to:

Each group should send me a paragraph to tell me who's in the group, describe their topic, the initial papers, and the implementations and test data (if applicable). Please try to do this by 11/7.

Early in finals week, hand in a paper (approximately 5-10 pages) describing the project, and give a 20-30 minute presentation.

Students consistently impress me with creative, cogent project ideas, so by all means fell free to come up with your own ideas. Here are a few of mine to get you started:

A Nobel prize is great; so is a result of the form ``I tried x to solve y, but it didn't work'' (but give some thought to why it failed and maybe suggest a next step to try).

Again, please email me a paragraph by 11/7 saying who's in your group & outlining what you want to do.


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