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Final Project Deliverables

Final Deliverables & Innovate To Grow 🏁

Week 17 (05/10 – 05/16)

Key Dates

Deadline Day Item
Poster Sun 05/10 Final poster submission
Individual Report Mon 05/11 Individual final report
Project Final Draft Wed 05/13 Final version: demo video, slides, class report
Innovate To Grow (I2G) Thu 05/14 Final presentation event
Report to Client Sat 05/16 Client handoff document

Project Submission Components

The final project submission includes:

  1. Demo Video — Walkthrough of the working application
  2. Presentation Slides — Final presentation deck
  3. Class Report — Comprehensive project report
  4. Full Presentation Recording (Initial draft only) — Recorded presentation of the entire project

Initial Draft (due Thu 05/07) includes ALL of the above + the full presentation recording. Final Draft (due Wed 05/13) incorporates feedback from the initial draft.

Innovate To Grow (I2G)

The Innovate To Grow event is the capstone finale — a university-wide showcase where all CSE120 teams present their projects to judges, industry partners, faculty, and peers.

What to prepare: - Project poster (printed) - Live demo (laptop/tablet ready) - Elevator pitch (~2 minutes) - Professional attire

Judging criteria (per the official I2G Judge Form): - Problem significance and clarity - Technical complexity and execution - Design and user experience - Presentation quality - Team's ability to answer questions

Final Presentation

  • Narrative format: Problem → Solution → Live Walkthrough → Results
  • Duration: ~10–15 minutes
  • All team members must participate

Poster Guidelines

  • Must communicate: value proposition, architecture, key features, results
  • Visual hierarchy: title, problem, solution, technical highlights
  • Printable format (see CatCourses for dimensions)

Individual Final Submission

Each team member submits: - Team Evaluation — peer and self-assessment (from CatCourses) - Individual Report — personal reflection on contributions and learning

Architecture Diagram Examples

Reference architecture styles for your poster and report:

Architecture Type Example
Three-Tier Web App Classic frontend/backend/database stack
ML Training Pipeline Data ingestion → preprocessing → training → evaluation
LLM Application Prompt orchestration, retrieval-augmented generation
Vision Model System Image processing pipeline with model inference

Full details: See the I2G and Final Deliverables assignments on CatCourses.