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Final Report Specifications

Follow these specifications for your final project report submission - include cover page, system description, design metrics, and more to showcase your hard work.

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Final Report Specifications

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  1. Final Report Specifications EECS150 Fall2008 - Lab Lecture #13 Chris Fletcher Adopted from slides designed by Laura Pelton EECS150 Lab Lecture #13

  2. Today • Administrative Announcements • Final Project Report • The End of the Semester Schedule EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  3. Administrivia (1) • Final Check-off • Wednesday 11/26 11:59PM • EVERYONE TURN IN CODE BY THIS TIME • Partial credit will be assessed based on this submission • Final Report • Monday 12/5 2:10PM • Bring it to lab and turn it in during lab lecture (hard copy) • Commit soft copy to SVN (“ReportSubmission”) EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  4. Final Project Report (1) • Sections • Cover Page • Table of Contents • Abstract • System Description • Design Metrics • Conclusion • Suggestions • Appendices EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  5. Final Project Report (2) • Abstract • ~1 paragraph • Describe overall project • Timeline • General layout • Un-detailed block diagram if you want EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  6. Final Project Report (3) • System Description • ~5-6 pages of text • Diagrams don’t count for pages • For each subsystem • Description on how it works • Give detailed block diagrams • Timing diagrams for that subsystem • State machine (if applies) EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  7. Final Project Report (4) • Design Metrics • 1 page MAX (probably more like 1/4 page) • # LUTs • Design/implementation time for each checkpoint • Discussion of design tradeoffs, how things changes EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  8. Final Project Report (5) • Conclusion • ~1 page • Major bugs you encountered (and how you fixed them) • What you would have done differently • What should we have done differently • Other things you want to say EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  9. Final Project Report (6) • Suggestions • ~1-2 paragraphs • Suggestions about how this project could have gone smoother • Suggestions for class/project in the future EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  10. Final Project Report (7) • Appendices • Any other block diagrams that didn’t fit in your report • Timing diagrams if not in the report • Any other diagrams you want to add (that are relevant) EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  11. Final Project Report (8) • Page Limits • 10 pages of text • Table of contents and cover page do not count • 10 pages of appendices and diagrams • Extra Credit can make your report exceed 20 pages • ANY MORE THAN 20 PAGES WILL BE TORN OFF AND IGNORED!!!! (besides extra credit) EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  12. Final Project Report (8) • Grading • Final report is 10% of your grade • Almost as much as a checkpoint! • Graded on: • Clarity • usefulness EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

  13. /endnote • Keep in mind, you want this report to show all the hard work you have done this semester • Make it so you could hand it to a possible employer and they would be impressed • Good luck with the rest of the project! EECS150 Lab Lecture #11

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