1. Project 3 Presentation B. Ramamurthy

2. Directions Next few slides show you the MINIMUM standard needed for the presentation

3. Title of your Project Your name(s) Course # Year Prof name Any other helpers/advisors

4. Goals: What you want to achieve? Objectives: How you want to achieve these goals? Impact: –Benefits –Future applications

5. Use Case Example: Counseling 2/13/2016B.Ramamurthy5

6. Project Title Responsibilities R1PersonA R2PersonB etc. R3 …

7. Class Diagram (if applicable)

8. Algorithm/Flowchart

9. Screenshots/photographs etc

10. Lessons Learned What did you learn from doing this project? The good, the bad and the ugly

11. Rate the Goals In the context of the Project 2 & 3 combined, rate each of these items by number (1) to (10): (1: none at all………10 most certainly applicable) 1. Ability to design and construct a complex hardware and software system, component, or process to meet desired needs using relevant software engineering principles, within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health & safety, manufacturability, and sustainability. 2. Ability to identify, formulate, and solve hardware and software computer engineering problems using sound computer engineering principles. 3. Ability to effectively communicate technical information in speech, presentation, and in writing. 4. Continue the learning in the course to engage in lifelong learning. 5. Ability to understand contemporary issues in this area.

12. References Where did you get the information you needed for the project Attribute work of others Give pointers to any one who wants to pick up your project and work further.

13. What to submit online? A compressed (tar/zip) document containing: –This presentation –User’s manual: How do I use your product/project? (steps: usecases) –Programmer’s manual: What are the programming modules: hardware /software? Things needed for me to tinker with your project. –Source code –Rate the goal slide with examples of what you achieved for each of the 5 goals. –README Due date for docs submission: 12/7/2013