Presentations

Final project pre­sen­ta­tions will be held in-class on May 10. Please make sure that all group mem­bers par­tic­i­pate.

• Your pre­sen­ta­tion should be at most five min­utes long.

• If you’ve never pre­sented in CSIC before we sug­gest you test that your lap­top works with the AV sys­tem. Sev­eral days before I give a pre­sen­ta­tion in a new room I will usu­ally do this after classes are over.

• If you are doing your final project indi­vid­u­ally, the pre­sen­ta­tion will be optional. Please e-mail both Cameron and Ben say­ing either that you will or will not present.

In addi­tion to your pre­sen­ta­tion, we expect you to sub­mit a work­ing and pol­ished ver­sion of your pro­gram. If you put your work on Github we will link to it on this web­page. If you don’t want to have your project pub­li­cized, you may sim­ply e-mail us a zip of your code.

• Akbar Baig, Ryan Mackin, Walid Mohmand—Con­nect Four

• Justin Becker, Cameron Bern­hardt, Rachael Zehrung— Con­nect Four

• Eliz­a­beth Beers—Con­nect Four

• Joshua Flem­ing— FPFF Parser

• Sofie Gon­za­les, Rob­bie Mor­ri­son, Tanay Wakhare—Kakuro

• Paul Hen­drik­sen, Moses Kamoga—Cross­word

• Evan Mc­Intire, Shriya Sharma—Dat­a­log

• Nel­son Le, Anand Raghu, Andrew Wit­ten— Corou­tines with Con­tin­u­a­tions

• Franklin Shedleski, Noah Zbozny, Amy Zhao—Tic-Tac-Toe

• Paul Tay­lor—Chess

• Richard Yu— Lit­tlisp