Final Project Presentation Guidelines

Final Project Presentation Guidelines

Your final project is a 2-week assignment to be completed in two stages (proposal and implementation). Proposals presentations will be on Wed, April 13.

The final project should be a creative project that builds off of or is inspired by the concepts we've covered this semester. You should feel free to think non-traditionally, final projects do not need to be screen-based or even involve programming.

Guidelines for the Proposal

• Concepts from the syllabus you want to work with?
• Code you'd like to start with?
• Sources of inspiration?
• Content + Assets? Drawings, Images, Video, Sound, Text, Data Sources?
• Questions for the class?

Link below to your final project presentation.

• Title
• Short description
  • Who's it for? What's it for?
  • What's the context? (e.g. gallery, personal laptop, on your phone on the subway)
• Technical stuff
  • How does it work?
  • Concepts from the course you worked with.
• Demo
  • Demo the code, show your tangible object, depending on the medium of your project.
  • Visual documentation -- drawings, videos, images, code sketches, etc
  • Links to inspiration and source material
• Future directions?

Post your links!

• Franklin Zhu
• Ondina Frate [Final Project Proposal] (http://ondinafrate.com/2016/04/12/toxiclibs/)
• Wipawe
• Yiting Liu
• naoki
• Marcela
• Phil
• Jesse H
• xiwei
• Viniyata
• Chelsea
• Muqing
• Catherine
• Matt
• Jiashan
• Melody
• Lindsey
• Regina