Project

  • Worth: 40% of the final grade

Important

It is a group project spread over the whole semester, therefore the amount of work expected is high.

Introduction

  • This project is a group project (up to 4 students).

  • The project must be based on the simulator Webots

  • The topic is free, but it needs to:

    • Use some of the content covered in the course,

    • And push it further.

  • At the end of the project you will submit your code and a report explaining your project, your algorithms and its performance.

Implementation details

  • The code for Webots must be done in python.

  • The environment needs to be more complex than the default one.

Final report

  • The final report must be organized as follows:

    • Introduction

    • Objectives

    • Algorithms

    • Results

    • Conclusion

  • The report must be written in Latex.

  • You need to submit the Latex file and the pdf file.

Project’s steps

The project is divided in different steps with different due dates.

Step

Due Date

Worth

Group submission

January 19th

Project due

March 20 th

60%

Final presentation

Last two weeks

40%

Presentation instructions

  • It’s a 20 minutes presentation.

  • No overtime will be accepted.

  • Common rules about presentations:

    • You must stand in front of the class.

    • You should not read your slides.

    • The slides must not contain too much text.

Marking schemes

  • The detailed marking scheme for the project can be found here: Project

  • The detailed marking scheme for the final presentation can be found here: Project

Important

  • To receive more than 40% for the project, you need to maintain an average of 60% on the quizz.

  • If the code is not working the grade will be 0%.

Academic Integrity

  • Any cheating/plagiarism will be sanctioned by a zero and an automatic report.

  • No exception will be allowed.

  • You can find the academic integrity policy here: Academic integrity.

  • A list of non-exhaustive things that are considered cheating/plagiarism:

    • Submitting someone else code. Even with citations!

    • Asking someone else to do the code or write the report.

    • Submitting someone else report.

    • Etc.