Submission Guidelines:

All the project submissions should be submitted to one member's directory at
/afs/cs.cmu.edu/academic/class/15464-s15-users/andrewid/Final
or
/afs/cs.cmu.edu/academic/class/15664-s15-users/andrewid/Final
You should submit your written documents, slides and project according to the corresponding deadlines.

Proposal Your proposal should be a written document of approximately 2-3 pages, and should contain the following sections:

• Problem statement / goals: What is the overall idea of the project? What do you hope to achieve? Why is it interesting?
• Approach: What will your system do? What are the inputs and outputs? How will each part of the system work? You may want to start with a system block diagram and then include short sections describing each piece of the system.
• Resources: What resources are already available to you? Will you use motion capture data or off-the-shelf models? Will you use code from the web? What must you create or write yourself?
• Demos: How will you show off your system?
• Timeline: Break down the steps for completing your project and give approximate times. What will you be able to show along the way? Please plan for early demos that can show partial progress in case you get stuck at some point in the project.

Final Report:

• Your final report can be an updated version of the proposal. It should be a document of approximately 4-10 pages.
• You should correct and expand the technical section of the proposal and describe the algorithms you actually use in your project.
• Present some results (plots, tables, screen shots, images, videos...)
• Describe pros and cons of the system.
• State the problems you encountered and how you solved them.
• Tell us what else you would do or what would you do differently if you had time.