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Software Survey: Recent Advances in Computer Science and Engineering

Submit a comprehensive paper survey on recent advancements in CSE by November 26. Remember to avoid direct copying from sources as per guidelines. Grades will be based on the report and software. Be prepared for technical questions and a possible demo during the final presentation. Ensure a detailed Readme file is included with technology and library lists.

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Software Survey: Recent Advances in Computer Science and Engineering

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  1. CSE 528 Final Project Submission Dongli Zhang

  2. Recent Due • 10-Paper Survey due November 26 • Send PDF file to BOTHProfessor and TA • Professor: qin@cs.sunysb.edu • TA : dozhang@cs.sunysb.edu • Suggestion: Do not copy directly from papers

  3. Submission Guide • Software + Report several days before the Final Presentation • Software and Report will be graded before Final Presentation • Technical questions will be asked if we have question on your project(Fail to install the software, cheating, etc) • We may ask you do a demo and intro of code if special hardware or non-free library used

  4. Readme File Please add a Readme file (PDF, Word, TXT) in your submission: • List all technologies used (C, C++, C#, OpenGL, Glui, Matlab, CUDA, OpenCL, QT, MFC, Rendering Engine, etc) • List all Open-Source Libraries used in Readme file (linear system, geometry, matrix, etc) • How to setup your software from scratch in a clean version of OS (Then I can setup your software according to the Readme) • For setup procedure, introduction of OpenGL, GLSL and CUDA NOT required

  5. Software Guide – Choice 1 • If you only use OpenGL (glut or freeglut), CUDA, and glui, you could submit all code files directly • I can create a new project for corresponding IDE and copy all files into the project

  6. Software Guide – Choice 2 • Please compile all required libraries and integrate them into the project unless it is very simple to install (such as apt-get install on Ubuntu, or glut) • Windows & Mac: Integrate everything into IDE (unless it is very hard, like CUDA) • Linux & MAC: makefile, configure, script • Please delete useless code (lines) • Please roughly comment the code: • Comment each file • Comment each function

  7. SuggeStion • Animation and rendering could be separate process • Video: if you are doing slow 3D animation (not mandatory)

  8. Final Submission • By CDROM or Email • CDROM is highly suggested for submission of large size (video, high resolution picture, large size library) • Put your name and ID in CDROM

  9. Summary • Software • Final Report (PDF) • ReadMe File (PDF, text, etc) • Video (Option)

  10. Question?

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