CS 285: SOLID MODELING

Lecture #27 -- Mo, May 1, 2006.

Preparation

• Start with a brief reminder of the goal of the project and of the things you promised to deliver.
• Show the progress you have made towards that goal, and what remains to be completed.
• Illustrate something of general importance that you have learned, or a difficulty that you had to overcome.
• Show off the results that you are most proud of !
• (Check out these specs and hints ...)
  

Project Presentations

Formal, audio-visual presentation, discussing progress and main results of your project.

• Each presentation should last between 12 and 15 minutes for single-person projects.
• and between 16 and 20 minutes for two-person teams..
• (followed by 3-5 min of Q&A).

• Steven An: Texturing the Tetrus
• Catherine Bendebury: Yin-Yang Tetrus Dissection
• Todd Kosloff: Interactive Mesh Deformation
• Aaron Hoover: Model of Moebius Gear

• Pushkar Joshi: MES and MVS Minimizers
• Xiaorui Chen, Rahul Khardeka: Knot-Spanning Surfaces
• Adarsh Krishnamurthy, Athulan Vijayaraghavan: Rolling Ball Maze on Cube

Final Homework Assignment:

• Write a final report.
• Transfer design files and/or executable code.