50.002 CS
Checkoff 4: Writeup, Poster, Video, and Report (2%)
For Checkoff 4 we need you to do FOUR things:
- Submit a short writeup: Download this template, fill it up, and upload as word doc or pdf to eDimension
- Create a 3-minute (max) demo video on how your game works and submit the video with .mp4 format on eDimension Week 13.
- You can record some of your group members playing the game and clearly show the physical prototype clearly in the demo video.
- You can submit a link where we can download your video
- Create a Poster:
- Format: .png format,
- Dimension: A4 size with 72 DPI (595 x 842 pixels)
- Complete your Google Doc Report
No late submission allowed. Submission with a late flag will warrant automatic 0 marks.
Submission
Submit your writeup, poster, and video for Checkoff 4 at eDimension Week 12 tab. Make a separate submission for the Report (different rubric) on eDimension Week 12 tab as well.
Rubric
Writeup, Poster & Video Rubric (0.5%)
The submitted Short Writeup, Poster and Video must comply with the following requirements:
| Type | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Poster | Format: .png only |
| Dimension: A4 size with 72 DPI (595 x 842 pixels) | |
| Video | Duration: 3 minutes (max) |
| Format: .mp4 only | |
| Resolution: 720p or above | |
| Short Writeup | Format: .docx |
| Template can be found here |
Failure to comply with the ALL requirements above will result in an empty entry for your group in our website and automatic 0 grade for this part of Checkoff 4: Writeup, Poster & Video.
There’s NO partial marks, simply 0.5% or 0% for complying with the criteria of poster dimension, video format, and video length.
Report Rubric (1.5%)
The report must contain meaningful content listed below. The grading is binary for each category. The grading below is for your 1D component only. For 2D component, see 2D rubric.
| Weightage | Category | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 0.25% | Introduction | Prototype game description and inspiration |
| 0.25% | User Manual | How to use the prototype. Should contain pictures of actual prototype |
| 0.25% | Test cases | Specification of test cases involves defining the correlation between input stimuli, such as button presses or other inputs, and the anticipated corresponding outputs expected from the prototype |
| 0.125% | Reflection | What was done well, what can be improved. This can contain important steps taken when building the prototype, any design issues and problems solved |
| 0.125% | Project Management Logs | A clear detail of each team member’s accomplished tasks |
| 0.25% | Technical Specs and Documentation | Datapath diagram and necessary details |
| 0.25% | Technical Specs and Documentation | FSM diagram and necessary details |