FIT1016 &FIT2044 Advanced Project

Semester 2, 2010

These are zero-credit-point units designed to challenge the more advanced 1st and 2nd year students in the B. Computer Science, B. Software Engineering, B. Science majoring in Computer Science, and other related double degrees. (BBIS and BITS students with a strong interest in programming may also apply to do this unit.) This unit introduces students to a variety of topics outside the curriculum, and provides an opportunity to write programs (or, rarely, to build hardware) in an area of interest to the student and the School. The subject operates in an informal manner, and the programming tasks are designed to be interesting and challenging to advanced students. Students will typically meet with their supervisor on a weekly basis and in addition to demonstrating the results of their project, they will also give an oral presentation at the end of the semester.

Coordinator:.

• Ann Nicholson (ann.nicholson@monash.edu)
• Room  208.Blg 63
• Consultation times: Monday 2pm, Friday 12noon.

Final Project Presentations: Friday 22^nd October, 2010, Room 135, Blg 26

Time	Supervisor	Project	Student
12.30	Yuri Feldman	Converting Bayesian networks to CEGs	A/Prof. Ann Nicholson
12.45	Vitaly Sender	Object Oriented Bayesian Networks	A/Prof. Ann Nicholson
1.00	Chris Morgan	JavaScript generative audio and computer sound library (Beads.js: a JavaScript port of Beads)	Dr. Oliver Bown
1.15	Minh Ngoc Nhat Huynh	Data visualisation for distributed computing tools (MeSsAGELab)	Professor David Abramson and Blair Bethwaite
1.30	Daniel Sun	Using Loopy Propagation to Solve Sudokus	Dr. David Albrecht
To be scheduled	Han Kyaw	Measuring the complexity of Networks	Dr. Peter Tischer

• Demo and presentation week 13
• Report due: Oct 2^nd (may be later if agreed by supervisor)

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