EE364b: Projects

Professor Stephen Boyd, Stanford University, Spring Quarter 2010–11

The four project requirement deadlines are given below. Please submit the project documents by e-mail to ee364b.stanford@gmail.com.

Initial proposal, due Friday 4/29/11. One page maximum.
The project proposal should be brief, clear and concise. You should start by providing some background information on your problem (which should be free from mathematical symbols). Then you should give a clear and simple mathematical description of your problem. You can also include any baseline methods that you have tried, and explain how you propose to solve the problem. Briefly explain the challenges in your problem and any simplifications/assumptions that you have made.
Revised proposal, due Friday 5/6/11.
Progress report, due Friday 5/13/11. Four pages maximum.
Peer review, due Friday 5/20/11. One page of feedback.
Final poster presentation, Friday 5/27/11, 5–7pm, Packard Atrium. If you are presenting please come to Packard to collect the board and easel by 4:30pm. The boards measure roughly 40" by 30".
Final report, due Friday 6/3/11. Maximum six pages, not including bibliography.

Here are the project guidelines.

Here is some example mbox{LaTeX} code you can use for a template. Project proposals, reports, and posters must use , with either our template or a good alternative.

The final project reports can be found here.