Course Project

TL;DR for Deadlines

Overview

Please see **https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C8Dl6DX0_F5g3HDR-Gwr1fTmKGgscxzbU9AiUpvxV0k/edit?usp=sharing for logistics and reference topics.

Project FAQ

Using the same project for CS 288 and another class

While the projects can be related and use a shared codebase, you may not submit an identical project as another class project. If any part of the project is done for another course, please clearly indicate in the Contributions section of your report which part of the project was done for CS 288 and which part was not.

Using your ongoing research as your CS 288 project

This is allowed. In the Contributions section of your writeup, you should indicate this and describe which parts were done prior to the start of the course vs. which parts were done for the course. You will be evaluated on the parts that were done after the start of the course, i.e., you may not reuse a previously completed project.

Collaborating with people outside this course

This is allowed (e.g., your advisor and labmates might be involved in your ongoing research). In the Contributions section of your writeup, you should indicate this and describe which parts you were responsible for. If you are repurposing text or slides that were written by your collaborators, you should also declare this. You will be evaluated on the parts that you worked on.

Generative AI policy

See the course info page.