CS 285: SOLID MODELING
Lecture #24 -- Monday, Nov. 21, 2011
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Discussion of final solutions to making a "curved-surface" "tile" . . .
Assignment #9: Revised concepts submitted by: Team Q; Team R; Team S;
Assignment #9: Latest designs submitted by: Team S; Team R; Team P; Team T;
Paper Presentation by: Rick Doering
BR97: Murali and Funkhouser:
"Consistent Solid
and Boundary Representations from Arbitrary Data"
Presentations should last about 20-25 minutes -- if there were no interruptions or questions.
Formal Project Progress Presentation on Wed. 11/23/2011:
This should be a short (5 or 8 minutes for project teams of 1 or 2 students, respectively), formal, audio-visual presentation,
-- like for a "DARPA Mid-term Review."
(The presentations will be in the same order as for the "Venture Capitalist Rally.")
The goal is to convince your sponsors (peers) that your project is on track, and that you know how to complete it successfully.
These may be key elements of your presentation:
- Remind us what goal is of the project.
- Tell us what the approach is that you are taking.
- Give an example or two of technical challenges that you were facing -- and how you overcame them.
- List what remains to be done.
- Give an updated view of what the deliverables will be that you can produce.
- Conclude with a quick summary of why this is a "good" project:
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how useful it might be, or
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just how "cool" it is going to be, or
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what you hope to learn with this project ...
(a little "selling" job).
Assignment #10 : Prepare a good progress presentation of your project for Wednesday.
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