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==== Submission Requirements ==== | ==== Submission Requirements ==== | ||
- | * Presentations should be saved or shared to the Google Drive (SCEL > FALL 2016 > General Documents > Presentations & Papers > x96 > <Name of presentation> Presentations) **at least 30 minutes before the meeting starts** | + | * Presentations should be saved or shared to the Google Drive (SCEL > Spring 2018 > General Documents > Presentations & Papers > x96 > <Name of presentation> Presentations) **at least 30 minutes before the meeting starts** |
* Files should be saved as < Your team name >_< Name of presentation >.pptx. For example, the Dragonfruit design team will name their proposal presentation as “Dragonfruit_Proposal_Presenation.pptx”. | * Files should be saved as < Your team name >_< Name of presentation >.pptx. For example, the Dragonfruit design team will name their proposal presentation as “Dragonfruit_Proposal_Presenation.pptx”. | ||
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===== Preliminary Design Review (PDR) ===== | ===== Preliminary Design Review (PDR) ===== | ||
- | Attire: [[.:attire#businesscasual|Business Casual]] | + | Attire: [[.:attire#casual|Casual]] |
The PDR demonstrates that the preliminary design meets all system requirements with acceptable risk and within the cost and schedule constraints. It also establishes the basis for proceeding with a more detailed design. It will show that the correct design options have been selected and interfaces have been identified. | The PDR demonstrates that the preliminary design meets all system requirements with acceptable risk and within the cost and schedule constraints. It also establishes the basis for proceeding with a more detailed design. It will show that the correct design options have been selected and interfaces have been identified. | ||
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Team presentations should include the following: | Team presentations should include the following: | ||
* Overall block diagram of your system | * Overall block diagram of your system | ||
- | * Hardware teams: include more detailed block diagrams of the different parts of your system | + | * Hardware teams: |
+ | * Include more detailed block diagrams of the different parts of your system | ||
+ | * Completed testing box in the lab and show full Power Budget | ||
* Software teams: include your pseudocode/algorithm for your code | * Software teams: include your pseudocode/algorithm for your code | ||
* Your team’s progress since the PDR | * Your team’s progress since the PDR | ||
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==== 196/296 Students ==== | ==== 196/296 Students ==== | ||
Team presentations should include the following: | Team presentations should include the following: | ||
+ | * Project background and motivation | ||
+ | * Goal for your project | ||
* Overall block diagram of your system | * Overall block diagram of your system | ||
* Include more detailed block diagrams of the different parts of your system | * Include more detailed block diagrams of the different parts of your system | ||
* Include your pseudocode/algorithm for your code | * Include your pseudocode/algorithm for your code | ||
- | * Your team’s progress since the PDR | + | * Final status of your project |
- | * What you have yet to finish | + | * Any remaining problems |
+ | * Future improvements | ||
* Any questions or problems you would like answered or feedback on | * Any questions or problems you would like answered or feedback on | ||
Teams will have **4-6 minutes** to present with a couple minutes afterwards for questions. | Teams will have **4-6 minutes** to present with a couple minutes afterwards for questions. | ||