Overview
Projects - Basics
Less homework, more projects
Projects are not graded
Projects are made in groups
Project Structure
Projects start right away
There will be a Project Checkpoint on the 06 of December
To complete the project, we ask you to create:
Projects Template
Projects Page
Project Ideas
I have three suggestions for you:
Otherwise check out the projects from last semester for some inspirations:
projects page
Protect Planet Bee
Protect Planet Bee
The aim of the project is to study if and how feeding bees with a special type of mushrooms is beneficial for the animals.
In order to prove this, they need to count the number of bees.
Impossible to do it by hand, they look for an AI-powered solution, that automatically counts the bees from the picture
Jetbot
AI-powered robot
A small moving robot with a camera and a GPU-capable processor
Obstacle detection
WebApp
Create a web app that everyone can use by adjusting your code
Streamlit
Gradio
Tools used in the Course
Zoom Sessions
1 - Quiz: we start with an ungraded quiz about the last week
2 - Discussion: we discuss shortly about the questions and clarify if anyone has doubts
3 - Questions: we start an open discussion, all together or in smaller group depending on how many people join
4 - Exercises: we go through the assignment together and comment the code
Remember: there are no grades, we are in a safe space open to discussions, most of the time there is no right or wrong answer.
Weekly Material
This semester we have only 4 coursera weeks
Only one coursera assignment per week (8 assignemnts = 8 weeks)
Coursera videos can be distributed, but usually each 2 weeks.
Additional videos/material on each second weeks.
For the next week