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Mobile and Cloud Computing Seminar 2018/19 spring

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Seminars

Tuesday 16.00 - 17:45 , Ülikooli 17 - 218

  • Session 1 (12.02) - Introduction to Seminar
    • Slides
  • Session 2 (19.02) - Finalizing the seminar topics
  • Session 3 (26.02) - Presentation by students about their topics
    • 5 min per person - Backed by slides
    • A page of abstract about the selected project

Remaining schedule will be decided on Session 3


'Student groups:

  • Group 1: Saeid Mousavifar, Priit Paluoja, Tek Raj Chhetri, Alo Peets, Said Kazimov

--Course Rules--

  • We will grade all three presentations, Peer Review and Final Report
  • We set 3 ratings: Good (+1), Neutral (0) and Bad (-1)
  • To pass the course one should score >= 2 in total
  • Intermediate and final Presentations are graded for Presentation, Progress and Punctuality
    • You meet your topic supervisor every week and update him – Good (+1)
    • You miss a week – Neutral (0)
    • You miss 2 weeks or miss the presentation – Bad(-1)
    • Topic presentation along with updates is good, neutral and bad as per your topic supervisor
  • Peer Review:
    • Performed and convincing report – Good
    • Performed but not so convincing report - Neutral
    • Reports not sent to peers in time - Bad
  • Report:
    • Good writing and decent summary of the work – Good
    • Major issues with structure or language – Neutral
    • Bad report – Bad

  • Session 4 (05.03) -
  • Session 5 (12.03) -
  • Session 6 (19.03) -
  • Session 7 (26.03) -
  • Session 7 (02.04) -
  • Session 8 (09.04) - Intermediate Presentation 1 - Group 1
  • Session 9 (16.04) -
  • Session 10 (23.04) - Prof. Marko Simeunovic - Information sharing in Internet of Things networks.

Information extraction from frequency modulated signals and possibilities of improvements by parallel computing.

  • Session 11 (30.04) - Intermediate Presentation 2 - Group 1
  • Session 12 (07.05) - Presentations by Jakob Mass (Slides), Chinmaya Dehury
  • Session 13 (14.05) -
  • Session 14 (21.05) - Final presentation - Group 1
    • Seminar report should be sent to your peers.
    • You have to send your report to next two persons for peer review, considering the people in the group as a cycle.
    • Report should be ACM double column - 6 pages
    • Peer review the reports sent to you. Send the reports to peers by 25.05 23:55.
  • Session 15 (28.05) - No session
    • Authors should modify the report, upload it and inform Satish Srirama, your subsupervisor and Peers
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