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Video Posted

The video and Adobe Connect session for Part 2 of the final project presentations are now online.

One addition to website submission - THUMBNAIL

One additional request for your website submissions: Would you please include a small, square thumbnail image that is representative of your project?  Call it teammember1-teammember2-teammember3-thumbnail.jpg and size it to 75 pixels by 75 pixels.  It should be representative of your project -- we'll use it to link to your team's project website.  So for example, my thumbnail might be a 75x75 pixel image of your project icon named "pfister-paul-ding-thumbnail.jpg"

Please make it obvious where the thumbnail is located!  It would be helpful to us if it were in the main directory of your website submission for easy access. 

Final Project website submissions - by TUESDAY 5/4 at 11:59pm

As the last task in cs171, you will submit a webpage that describes your final project. We will be posting these off of the course website to highlight all the great work you did for your projects! If you used Processing, we hope that you will be able to include the working applet of your visualization into the web page. We encourage you to include your application code -- but we do not require you to make it public, so the decision is yours. At a minimum, you must include screenshots of your visualization, along with a brief overview of your project question and the features of the system you developed. You can find an examples on the final project site from last year's class.

To submit your webpage and all linked files and images, place the .html file and all other files in a directory named teammember1lastname-teammemeber2lastname with the appropriate number of team members (e.g. "paul-pfister.zip"), and zip the directory. You can upload the file to the course iSite page in the Project Webpage dropbox.

Project presentations (part deux) today

A reminder: Today is our last course meeting!  Come in for project presentations.  Same time, same place.

Processing on the web


Here is a brief writeup about the current processing.js efforts:


For ongoing information about the project, including how to get involved, check out the processing.js community page.

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