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ECE-492 Design Review: Level-2 Design Presentation and Discussion

This meeting is for teams to present their Level-2 designs, discuss trouble areas, showcase early prototypes, and receive valuable feedback from faculty. The Design Review will last 1 hour, with 20 minutes allocated for presentation and 40 minutes for discussion.

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ECE-492 Design Review: Level-2 Design Presentation and Discussion

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  1. ECE/BENG-492 SENIOR ADVANCED DESIGN PROJECT Meeting #6 10 Aug 2010

  2. ECE-492 Meeting#6 Q1: Any questions about Design Document, its format and delivery? Q2: Teams – show your state diagrams

  3. Design Review • The goals are: • To present your Level-2 design • To highlight all trouble areas and issues • To demonstrate your ongoing early prototyping effort • To receive valuable feedback from faculty • To revise your design before Design Document submission • Design Review will last longer than your proposal presentation and discussion. So, allocate 1 hour for the review • Presentation should take about 20 min • Remaining 40 min should be allocated to discussion • You need to submit Design Review presentation slides to CC

  4. Design Review Slides • Cover page • Short review of identification of need and requirements definition • Design architecture (Level-0 and Level-1) • Preliminary detail design (Level-2) • Preliminary models used in your design (state diagrams, data flow diagrams, etc.) • List of prototyping activities and progress discussion • Problems/surprises you encountered

  5. Design Document • The focus is on detail design • Emphasize the top-down design • Get to the bottom – circuit-level, algorithm-level, etc. • You don’t have much time to do the entire design – so hurry up • Technical part and administrative part • Administrative issues depend on technical designs • Again, you must have technical issues resolved before addressing administrative issues • Don’t neglect the administrative part ! • Look back at your proposal • You must report your early prototyping activity

  6. Design Document Format • Cover page • Short introduction (Problem Stement) • Requirements specification • System design/architecture - system decomposition • Detail design • All levels of your design down to circuit schematics, state diagrams, and/or algorithm flowcharts – even if you are not sure about the design • Detail description of components and interfaces • Include flow diagrams with identification of subroutines and main parameters for simulation projects

  7. Prototyping progress report • List components acquired • What was built/experimented with/tested • What knowledge learned • Testing plan • What kind of experiments (and explain why such experiments)? • Determine evaluation criteria (how do you measure success?) • List and description of tasks • Description of each task/subtask provides an explanation of activities conducted within this task/subtask • Decompose tasks into subtasks • Allocate responsibilities to each task

  8. Schedule and milestones • Cover the next semester time (+ summer/winter break if you plan to work) • Be realistic • Make a significant push at the beginning of the next semester • Exploit the first weeks of relatively light class schedule • Remember, most projects are delayed • Include demos – mention functionalities to be presented by a sequence of demos/experiments • See sample schedule on the web page

  9. For the Next Meeting • Read textbook • Chapter 7 (Testing) and • Chapter 10 (Project Management) • Next meeting: • Testing; Scheduling

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