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Project Pitch

Each team will deliver an 8-minute presentation pitching their project proposal to the class. This presentation should effectively communicate your project's vision, methodology, and potential impact while demonstrating its feasibility within the semester timeframe.

Requirements

  • Duration: 8 minutes (strict time limit).
  • All team members should contribute to the presentation.
  • Content should cover key aspects of your written proposal, including:
    • Project overview and objectives
    • Problem statement and motivation
    • Proposed methodology
    • Dataset and evaluation plans
    • Timeline and team responsibilities
    • At least one end-to-end example demonstrating your system's input/output

Submission

Submit your presentation slides in PDF to Canvas.

Rubric

  • Content & Technical Merit (1 point):
    • Demonstrates clear understanding of the technical concepts and methodologies involved.
    • Presents a well-researched problem statement with relevant background information.
    • Shows depth of knowledge in the chosen technical area.
    • Identifies and addresses key technical challenges.
  • Feasibility & Planning (1 point):
    • Provides a realistic timeline and clear milestones.
    • Demonstrates thoughtful consideration of available resources and constraints.
    • Outlines specific roles and responsibilities within the team.
    • Shows understanding of potential risks and mitigation strategies.
  • Presentation Quality (1 point):
    • Delivers information in a clear, engaging, and professional manner.
    • Uses visual aids effectively to support key points.
    • Shows good preparation and coordination among team members.
    • Handles questions thoughtfully (if any) and demonstrates good understanding.
  • Innovation & Impact (1 point):
    • Presents a novel approach or unique application to address the problem.
    • Clearly articulates the potential value and significance of the project.
    • Demonstrates awareness of existing solutions and explains improvements.
    • Shows consideration of broader implications and applications.