Computing Showcase

Undergraduate and graduate projects: scale 0- 10 with 0 representing "Poor" and 10 representing "Exceeds Expectations"

• Successfully completed stated project goals and reported deliverables (0-10)
• Methodology/Approach: All required elements are clearly visible, organized, and articulated (0-10)
• Effective verbal presentation (0-10)
• Evidence of Rigor (0-10)
• Merit and Broader impact (0-10)

 

Games: scale 0 - 10 with 0 representing "Poor" and 10 representing "Awesome"

• TECHNICAL: Technically sound with appropriate visual & audio fidelity(0-10)
• GAMEPLAY: Engaging & Fun, with an intuitive UI. Rules of play are clear. Includes a win/lose state(0-10)
• ORIGINALITY: Sound, Art, Design, or Code(0-10)
• Evidence of Rigor (0-10)
• Merit and Broader impact (0-10)

Getting started, registration information, project templates, poster templates and more.

Check out our YouTube video that goes through all the steps necessary to submit your project.

Submission Instructions:

1. Every team member must create a free Conference Management Toolkit (CMT) account at cmt3.research.microsoft.com  
2. After all individual accounts are created, one representative from each team must submit the project and add all team members as co-authors  at https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/CCSECDay2024 
3. Read through the detailed instructions on how to register your project in CMT.
4. Project Information submitted must include the title, abstract, author(s) information, and type of the project (PhD/Graduate/Undergraduate Capstone/Research).

If you have questions, email Svetlana Peltsverger at speltsve@kennesaw.edu 

The deadline to register your poster/game/project is 5:00 PM on Monday, November 4th. All submissions will be publicly available on the CCSE website. No late submissions will be accepted.

All project completed by the CCSE students enrolled in any KSU courses in the current semester or any KSU student taking AI, CGDD, CS, CSE, DATA, DS, IT, STAT, and SWE courses during the current semester are eligible to participate.

Exploratory projects, project completed by teams of six or more students, and projects that were not supervised or co-supervised by CCSE Instructors will not be judged. Those projects will be featured in the program in a separate category. 

The departments review all C-Day submissions

Students will receive Notification of Acceptance.

Students and advisors will be informed on Friday, November 8th, if their project, game, or poster has been chosen for C-Day, although we will try to announce it earlier, ideally by Friday. The acceptance email will provide the assigned project number, which is necessary for the following step. Step 4 is only for students with projects that have been accepted.

Final Submissions of required documents of accepted projects due by 5:00 PM on Wednesday, November 13th.

Documents Required for Accepted Projects
Have the following ready prior to starting the process:

• Project Identifier (Primary Subject Area & Paper ID – i.e., GR-104 – for Graduate Research paper ID 104)
• Project Description
• Prerecorded presentation file (video – mandatory)
• Poster in PDF & PPT format (mandatory)
• 30 sec video for flash presentation (optional)

Fall 2024 C-Day Accepted Project Document Submissions

• Select the folder that corresponds with the type of project you are submitting(i.e. Master's Research)
• Select the foler with your project identifier (i.e. GMR-104)
• Upload your post in PDF and PPT format
  • Save both formats as "Poster-Project-Identifier" (i.e. Poster-GMR-104)
• Upload your video presentation file
  • Save the video as “Video–Project-Identifier” (i.e., Video-GMR-104)
    • MP4 is preferred, but MOV, WMV, AVI, and MPEG4 are acceptable as well
• Upload your 30 second video for Flesh Presentation
  • Save the video as "Flash-Project-Identifier" (i.e. Flash-GMR-104)
  • While participation in the flash session is not mandatory, it will increase your chance of winning the competition