Hochschule Fulda
University of
Applied Sciences
Tendenzen in Peer-to-Peer-NetzenAdvances in Peer-to-Peer Networks Project Requirements (To be presented personally on … see the calendar)
The project includes
a research paper of a proximally 10 pages according to the format
of IEEE papers submissions. Part of
the project is the presentation of the paper in a form of a conference speech
(20 minutes Power Point presentation, 10 minutes discussion, and eventually 15
minutes product presentation).
A. Project proposal (must be
presented on 27.04.2015)(only one group per topic ! –
prepare an alternative topic to avoid duplicates)
1. Web page format published on your
page.
2. Demonstrate that the student has
thought through the project details enough to start implementation (i.e. should
have a plan of action). Examples: The Problem you are solving, Division of Tasks
in subtopics, Timeline, Test Parameters and Procedures, Analysis, Demo.
B. Literature review & paper
abstract: WWW Page with list of papers and abstract (deadline see the
calendar)
C. First version of the paper in the
format
of IEEE papers (must be posted on WEB and personally presented …
deadline see the calendar))
D. Final paper (max. 15 pages) (must
be posted on WEB and personally presented, deadline 15.6.2015)
E. Seminars (see the calendar) One week before the
seminar the following documents must be posted in public_html
in your sta2-Account:
1. Presentation (PowerPoint) and
eventually Demo (must be personally presented): 35 minutes
2. Final Paper (max. 15 pages).
There
are five main parts in your write-up:
The problem description should
introduce the problem, and point out the essential parts of your problem with
respect to its computational aspects. Existing approaches to the problem should
be outlined in order to put the proposed solution into perspective. The
description of your algorithm (if any) should be in prose and code. In addition
to explaining your approach, the prose should help clarify why you made
important choices. Excessive details will be counterproductive, and will indicate
that you have not thought enough about what the important issues are. The
results should be brief, and, if appropriate, should compare with some known
results. The analysis and conclusion should be a retrospective on your approach
toward solving the problem, especially what you would do differently if you
were to do it again. For example, was the environment chosen appropriate? Were
there parts of your algorithm that seemed like a good idea when you started,
but turned out to be not working well? Were there ideas that you tried and
dropped?
Here is the format we'd like you to use for your
project proposal.
Write a 2-3 page proposal that
describes:
1. The problem you plan to study (Be specific!!!)
2. Why you think it's important
a. you should want to read this paper
because...
3. Related work you have found so far
4. What you plan to do including:
a. specific milestones you will achieve; these serve as a baseline -- something that
is evaluate-able, but not very impressive.
b. specific milestones you plan to
achieve
c. specific milestones you could achieve if
things go incredibly well and you find yourselves ahead of schedule.
Examples of specific milestones
include: do a thorough literature survey of the problem, write code
implementing A,B, C, run experiments X,Y,Z to measure
1,2,3, or analyze/prove the performance of system XX.
Your project will be
graded as follows:
10% Project proposal
10% Literature review & paper
abstract
50% Final paper broken down as:
·
5
% motivation/originality
·
15%
clarity of paper presentation
·
15
% thoroughness of evaluation
·
15%
analysis of related work
30% Seminar Presentation
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