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Term Project Description
CAP6135
Spring 2011
Term Project
• Two students form a group to do term project
together
– A research oriented term project
– Project report follows the same format as a published
paper
• At least 6 pages (double column, single spaced, 11 point font)
– Learn how to conduct research and write paper
– Learn how to communicate and collaborate with your
colleague
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Timeline for Term Project
• Try to find your partner NOW and discuss
what topic to work on
– Check top security conferences webpage, look
for “advanced program” or “technical program”
– Find the session titles--- they are research topics
in computer security
– Select a topic you are interested and
comfortable and familiar
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Timeline for Term Project
• Term project proposal:
– First week in March
• Second week is Spring Break
– Submit a 5 to 7 minutes’ presentation slides
• Face-to-face: present in class
• Online: submit presentation slides with speaking notes
on each page
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Timeline for Term Project
• Final submission:
– April 23rd for submitting presentation slides (25-30
minutes) and project report via webcourse
• Face-to-face students: Present term project in
the last two lecture time (or one lecture time
+ final exam time)
• Online students: submit slides with speaking
notes on each page.
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Example of Term Project
• Simple:
– Survey of the state-of-art research work in a topic
• You can find many survey papers as your reference
– Repeat and realize algorithm/experiments in a published
paper chosen by you
• You will need to program and compare your results with the paper’s
• Middle:
– Minor improvement of algorithms in published papers
• You will need to prove that your improvement works
– Either mathematical proof, or simulation proof
– Present a novel idea, but with no substantial proof
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Example of Term Project
• Advanced:
– Present a novel idea with support from simulation
or real experiments
• E.g., success in using an idea from another area to a
new topic in computer security
– Has potential to be developed as an academic
publishable paper
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