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project proposal by 18 march 2023. I want the rest of the project by 30th march 2023. read carefully. This is no joke.Upload Assignment: Term Project Proposal Due:Programming Languages Week 10 Assignments: Upload Assignment: Term Project Proposal Due: Due Date Sunday, March 20, 2022 11:59 PM Points Possible 100 ASSIGNMENT INFORMATION A course needs to have a core project experience. A courses may go very fast. Therefore, it is impossible to post too many projects. A good term project will help students to put all the knowledge they learn from this course into use. Term projects are usually good showcases in job interview activities. The starting date for the term project is the first day of the class. The due date is the last day of the class. Students have enough time to work on it. Proposal is due on week 10 but you may work on the term project much earlier 1. A Scheme Language Interpreter. https://cs61a.org/proj/scheme/ Project 3: Term Project Problem Statement: 1 Motivation: A Term Project is the most essential part of this course. We set up the requirement for a term project in every one of our courses because of the following reasons: 2. Problem Ideas: Any project related to programming language tools will be acceptable. Here are the candidate projects. You may pick anyone from the following (but not limited to). ? When finished, make sure to click Submit. Optionally, click Save as Draft to save changes and continue working later, or click Cancel to quit without saving changes. https://lewisuniversity.blackboard.com/webapps/blackboard/execute/courseMain?course_id=_195606_1 https://lewisuniversity.blackboard.com/webapps/blackboard/content/listContent.jsp?course_id=_195606_1&content_id=_5466497_1&mode=reset https://lewisuniversity.blackboard.com/webapps/blackboard/content/listContent.jsp?course_id=_195606_1&content_id=_5466528_1&mode=reset https://cs61a.org/proj/scheme/ https://youtu.be/o0e7_U7ZmBM 2. A single instruction assembler and runner (debugger). https://youtu.be/o0e7_U7ZmBM 3. GEOJSON Visualizer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeoJSON The project can start at any time after the course starts. In week 10, you will be required to submit a 100-point worth project proposal. In week 16, your project will be due, you will be required to submit all your deliverables before the end of the course. Late submission may not be graded. The final project submission is of 700-point worth. 1. project title and idea 2. project deliverables 3. tools 4. materials 5. schedule A final report in .docx or .pdf A presentation made by the student in a PowerPoint, google slides or a YouTube link. All the technical files (program files, design schematics, etc.) Programs developed for other courses or other purposes won't be accepted. Schedule: Deliverables - Proposal: In week 10, a proposal should be submitted. In the proposal, you should include the following items: Deliverables – Final Report: In week 16, a final report should be submitted. All materials can be grouped into a directory and be compressed to a .zip file. The YouTube video link is good enough. Do NOT send the whole video presentation file over to us. Grading Rubric: Components Points Possible Points Earned Project Proposal (Due Week 10) 100 Final Project Report When finished, make sure to click Submit. 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I agree to submit my paper(s) to the Global Reference Database Originality 100 Creativity 100 Completeness 100 Technical Difficulty 100 Technical Report in .docx, .pdf or google doc format 100 Presentation (video, powerpoint of google slides) 100 Implementation and Project Directory .zip file 100 Total (Extra-points may be given to students) 700 ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSION Text Submission Write Submission Attach Files Browse Content Collection Browse Cloud Service Plagiarism Tools ADD COMMENTS Browse Local Files When finished, make sure to click Submit. Optionally, click Save as Draft to save changes and continue working later, or click Cancel to quit without saving changes. https://help.blackboard.com/1000en_US https://en-us.help.blackboard.com/Learn/Building_Blocks/SafeAssign/Instructor/Global_Reference_Database For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). ADD COMMENTS Comments P 0 WORDS POWERED BY TINY When finished, make sure to click Submit. Optionally, click Save as Draft to save changes and continue working later, or click Cancel to quit without saving changes. https://www.tiny.cloud/?utm_campaign=editor_referral&utm_medium=poweredby&utm_source=tinymce&utm_content=v5 Project 3: Term Project Problem Statement: 1 Motivation: A Term Project is the most essential part of this course. We set up the requirement for a term project in every one of our courses because of the following reasons: • A course needs to have a core project experience. A courses may go very fast. Therefore, it is impossible to post too many projects. A good term project will help students to put all the knowledge they learn from this course into use. • Term projects are usually good showcases in job interview activities. • The starting date for the term project is the first day of the class. The due date is the last day of the class. Students have enough time to work on it. • Proposal is due on week 10 but you may work on the term project much earlier 2. Problem Ideas: Any project related to programming language tools will be acceptable. Here are the candidate projects. You may pick anyone from the following (but not limited to). 1. A Scheme Language Interpreter. https://cs61a.org/proj/scheme/ 2. A single instruction assembler and runner (debugger). https://youtu.be/o0e7_U7ZmBM 3. GEOJSON Visualizer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeoJSON Programs developed for other courses or other purposes won't be accepted. Schedule: • The project can start at any time after the course starts. • In week 10, you will be required to submit a 100-point worth project proposal. • In week 16, your project will be due, you will be required to submit all your deliverables before the end of the course. Late submission may not be graded. The final project submission is of 700- point worth. Deliverables - Proposal: In week 10, a proposal should be submitted. In the proposal, you should include the following items: 1. project title and idea 2. project deliverables 3. tools 4. materials 5. schedule Deliverables – Final Report: https://cs61a.org/proj/scheme/ https://youtu.be/o0e7_U7ZmBM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeoJSON In week 16, a final report should be submitted. • A final report in .docx or .pdf • A presentation made by the student in ▪ a PowerPoint, ▪ google slides or ▪ a YouTube link. • All the technical files (program files, design schematics, etc.) All materials can be grouped into a directory and be compressed to a .zip file. The YouTube video link is good enough. Do NOT send the whole video presentation file over to us. Grading Rubric: Components Points Possible Points Earned Project Proposal (Due Week 10) 100 Final Project Report Originality 100 Creativity 100 Completeness 100 Technical Difficulty 100 Technical Report in .docx, .pdf or google doc format 100 Presentation (video, powerpoint of google slides) 100 Implementation and Project Directory .zip file 100 Total (Extra-points may be given to students) 700