CSE 521S Project

Chenyang Lu

Steps1. Come up with your favorite topic2. Form a team3. Proposal: propose a design and plan

4. Analyze and Implement your solution5. Evaluate your solution6. Demo 1, 2 and Final Demo

7. Write a technical report

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Project Topics

ØTheme: IoT cloud and analytics

Ø Build and demo an IoT applicationq Devices: Raspberry Pi, smart watches…

q Amazon cloud: IoT, notification, Alexa…

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Get Started Early

ØThink about topics and ideasØTalk to Corey and meØ Put together a team

ØA lot of work (and fun) throughout the semester!

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Teaming

Ø Everyone should be in a three-member teamq Need special approval from TA for a different size

Ø Use Piazza to “Search for Teammates”

Ø Email Corey your team members by 9/22q One email per team

Ø We will help make sure everyone has a team.

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Proposal Presentation

Ø In class on 10/1

Ø 7 min per groupq 6-min talk + 1-min Q&A

q 4 slides

q Rehearse over Zoomq Turn on your video during your presentation

Ø Your elevator pitch!

Ø Email Corey your slides before class

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Written Proposal

Ø One proposal/team, one pageq Team members

q Concise description of project q Responsibilities of each member

q Equipment needed

Ø Written proposal due: 10/1, 11:59pmq Email to Corey

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Demo I

Ø In class on 10/27 and 10/29.

Ø15 min per team.

ØMust show something real.Ø Send Corey a video before class as backup.

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Demo II

Ø In class on 11/17 and 11/19.

Ø15 min per team.

Ø Substantial progress à final demo.

Ø Send Corey a video before class as backup.

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Final DemoØ In class on 12/17 (1pm - 3:15pm).

Ø 15 min per team.

Ø Set up and test your demo in advance.

Ø All expected to attend the entire session. It’ll be fun!

Ø Send Corey a video before class as backup.

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Final Report

Ø Submit to Corey by 1/4/2021, 11:59pm.

Ø Reportq Style follows conference papers in the reading listq 6 pages, double column, 10 pts fontq Use templates on the class web page

Ø Materialsq Web pageq Slides of your final presentationq Source codeq Documents: README, INSTALL, HOW-to-RUNq Video

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Suggested Outline

Ø Abstract

Ø IntroductionØ Goals and Requirements

Ø DesignØ Implementation

Ø ExperimentsØ Related Works

Ø Lessons Learned

Ø Conclusion and Future Work

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Peer ReviewØ For fairness in team projects.

Ø Email me on 1/4/2021q Percentage of contributions of each team member.

q Brief justification.

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Ø Voice-Control-Interfaceq Amazon Echo

Ø Actuator Controlq Raspberry Pi

Ø Control Command Interpretation

q AWS IoT

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Car Informatics in the Cloud

Ø Pull real-time OBD data from a car

Ø Upload to the Cloud and display stats at real-time

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Smart LockØ Remote doorway system

q Live videoq Arrival (motion) detection

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q Live video via ssh tunnel

q Engage/disengage lock

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