These are zero-credit-point units designed to challenge the
more advanced 1st and 2nd year students in the
Coordinator:.
Final presentations: Wednesday 19th October,
Room 135, Blg 26
Time |
Student(s) |
Supervisor |
Talk title |
3.05-3.20 |
Zoi Petroulias |
Carlo Kopp |
Polychromatic Spherical plotting
tool for radiofrequency charts |
3.20-3.35 |
James Hart |
Ann
Nicholson |
Generating
CEGs from BNs |
3.35-4.10 |
Simon Cai, William Miller, Bianca Gibson |
David
Albrecht |
Sudoku |
4.10-4.25 |
Dora Le
Pei |
Maria Garcia de la Banda and Chris
Mears |
Computing constraint propagation impact |
4.25-4.40 |
Daniel Sun |
Maria Garcia de la Banda, Chris
Mears & Michael Wybrow |
Visualising constraints and their
impact |
Information Session: Wednesday 27th July, Room 135, Blg 26
Project |
Supervisor |
Student |
Converting Bayesian networks to CEGs: The first part of this project will involve
the student learning about Bayesian networks. The programming task is to
convert a BN into another type of graphical model. Part of this task was done
as an advanced project last year (in Python). |
James Hart |
|
fugu: scripting growth under fg We are developing new 3D graphics
software (called "fg")
that allows people to easily create complex animated organic
shapes. These shapes grow and develop over time under the control of a
script, based on the popular Lua scripting language
(http://www.lua.org/). The
user generates forms by writing scripts which control the way 3D polygonal meshes
grow and change over time. For this project you will write scripts in Lua to implement a number of popular models that grow and
define complex organic shapes, including L-systems and the Cellular
Developmental Model. These models can be used to create plants, trees, and
soft-bodies sea creatures for example. The forms can be displayed in
real-time (e.g. in games applications), or rendered using a software renderer
for greater complexity and realism. |
Ben Porter and Jon McCormack |
Andisheh Partovi Resmi Hasankolli [Not completed] |
Solving Sudoku Puzzles with Supersymmetry |
· Zhao Xiang Cai (Sudoku generator) · William Miller · Bianca Gibson (Sudoku solver) |
|
Polychromatic Spherical plotting
tool for radiofrequency charts: |
Zoi Petroulias |
|
Visualising constraints and their
impact: When solving a combinatorial problem such as exam timetabling or
job scheduling, the aim is to find a good solution, i.e., a combination of
values that satisfies a set of constraints and maximizes/minimizes a variety
of criteria. |
Maria Garcia de la Banda, Chris
Mears and Michael Wybrow |
Daniel Sun |
Computing constraint propagation impact |
Maria Garcia de la Banda and Chris
Mears |
Dora Le Pei |