Microsoft Word - CSCI2020 â•fi Algorithm Analysis Presentation Guidelines.docx CSCI2020 – Algorithm Analysis Presentation Guidelines From the course syllabus: Project: Students will complete a final...

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Microsoft Word - CSCI2020 â•fi Algorithm Analysis Presentation Guidelines.docx CSCI2020 – Algorithm Analysis Presentation Guidelines From the course syllabus: Project: Students will complete a final project that refines and expands on one of the course topics. The project consists of implementing a solution to the problem and presenting a short talk with demonstration to the class. Grading will be based on the difficulty of the problem and student’s ability to convey the problem and explain the solution. No two students may work on the same problem. Project assignments must be agreed upon by the midterm exam and are due on or before the class on April 23. Sample project options: Towers of Hanoi, Parallel Merge Sort (or other sort algorithms), Radix Sort, Spell Checker, Text file compression, and encryption algorithms. New topic deadline: All topics must be approved by me on or before March 31 by class time (3:30pm) The presentation should be planned for approximately 15 minutes. You can allow a few minutes for questions (within the 15 minutes). Grading will be based on the following criteria: 1. Content covers the topic as agreed with the instructor (10%) 2. Multiple (at least 2 but ideally 3 to 5) sources are used and cited (10%) 3. The presentation includes some appropriate visuals (e.g. PowerPoint slides) (20%) 4. The presentation includes example code (20%) 5. The presentation includes time and space efficiency of your algorithm (10%) 6. Presentation skills (look at the audience, proper tone and pace) (10%) 7. Prepare PDF for posting to the class Canvas site of your materials, code, and sources. (10%) 8. Ready before the last class (5%) 9. Presentation length is 15 minutes + or – 3 minutes. (5%) When your presentation is ready you should review it with me briefly and schedule your presentation time. Times are available now through the end of the semester. You may present by recording a video, or by presenting in a live Zoom videoconference with the class.