HW3: Team Promotion

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HW3: Team Promotion

Selection

Form a group of 2-3 members for your team project.
Go to [People → Team Projects*] in Canvas and add your team members to the same group.

Promotion

Make team promotion slides for a 5 minutes presentation, including the following:
- An overview of your project
- The motivation behind your project and its broad impact
- Key contributions and the novelty of your project
- Proposed methods, such as algorithms, models, and data
- Anticipated challenges and expected results
- Weekly plans that outline individual responsibilities
Submit the slides as a PDF file to PT1: Team Promotion on Canvas.

Report

Sign up for an account with your Emory email address. This will grant you access to the once you verify your email address in the .
Login to Overleaf and duplicate by clicking [Menu] at the top-right corner and selecting "Copy Project".
Name your project as CS371-Lastname1_Lastname2_Lastname3 (replace the last names with your team members' in alphabetical order).
Provide a high-level title that reflects your potential team project.
Update the author information with your details and add additional authors if needed.
Share the Overleaf project with your teammates and instructors, granting them "Can Edit" permissions (refer to the instructor information in the ).
Export your paper as a PDF file and submit it to HW3: Team & Topic Selection on Canvas.
Provide the URL of your Overleaf project as a comment in HW3: Team & Topic Selection.

Rubric

Selection (0.5 points): Was the team formed by the deadline?
Presentation (2 points): Do the slides clearly and comprehensively describe the proposed task?
Report (0.5 points): Does the report have a compelling title and accurate author information?

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Promotion

Make team promotion slides for a 5 minutes presentation, including the following:

An overview of your project
The motivation behind your project and its broad impact
Key contributions and the novelty of your project
Proposed methods, such as algorithms, models, and data
Anticipated challenges and expected results
Weekly plans that outline individual responsibilities

Submit the slides as a PDF file to PT1: Team Promotion on Canvas.

Report

Sign up for an account with your Emory email address. This will grant you access to the once you verify your email address in the .

Name your project as CS371-Lastname1_Lastname2_Lastname3 (replace the last names with your team members' in alphabetical order).

Provide a high-level title that reflects your potential team project.

Update the author information with your details and add additional authors if needed.

Share the Overleaf project with your teammates and instructors, granting them "Can Edit" permissions (refer to the instructor information in the ).

Export your paper as a PDF file and submit it to HW3: Team & Topic Selection on Canvas.

Provide the URL of your Overleaf project as a comment in HW3: Team & Topic Selection.

LaTeX is widely regarded as the gold standard for writing scientific articles in many fields, including computer science. In this course, you will be required to use LaTeX to write your research papers. If you are not already familiar with LaTeX, it is essential that you review the and take the time to become comfortable with its usage.