CS4900 UGRC

November 24 in MR2

Sr. No.	Student Name	Student Roll No.	Area	Mentor Faculty	Time	Examiner	Observer
1	Sai Mohith	CS14B047	Graph Isomorphism	JS	09:00	JA	YV
2	Bhuvan Agrawal	CS14B060	Circuit Complexity	JS	09:30
3	Girish Raguvir	CS14B059	Dynamic Data Structures	NSN	10:00
4	Prem Krishnaa	CS14B049	Stable Marriage	MN	10:30
5	Revanth Reddy	CS14B025	Edge Replacement Grammars	BR	11:00 on November 23	HG
6	Rachit Garg	CS14B050	Security	SA	11:30 11:00	CR
7	Ajaykrishnan Jayagopal	CS14B033	Compilers and Machine Learning	RN	12:00 11:30
8	Amol Dumrewal	CS14B035	Graph Algorithms	RN	12:30 12:00

Evaluation:
60 (guide) + 20 (examiner) + 20 (observer / coordinator)
Marks are based on the overall work done, technical report, and presentation.

Schedule:

Deadline	Deliverable	Comments
April 10	Proposal submission	Rupesh's mailbox in CS Office
April 12	Proposal approval	Rupesh will mail you.
April 16	CoT submission	to FacAd
July 31	Work starts	Schedule regular meetings with the mentor faculty.
November 10	Report submission	to mentor faculty
November 17	Report submission	by email to Rupesh; Rupesh would circulate it to the examiner.
November 24	Presentation submission	to mentor faculty
November 24 27	Viva	MR2 between 09:00 -- 13:00
November 30 December 9	Grade upload	by Rupesh

Suggestions:

• Technical report can have the following sections: Summary / Abstract, Introduction / Motivation / Related Work / Problem Statement, Your work / Algorithm, Proofs / Evaluation, Conclusion and Future Work, References.
• Make sure the Introduction mentions your contributions explicitly.
• The presentation should be for 20 minutes (which means around 12 dense slides). It should clearly mention the problem statement in first 2-3 slides. Bring out your contribution. Make it as technical as possible. Include your roll number on the title slide.
• Practice the presentation.

Procedure followed during pre-registration (April 2017):
Please follow the below procedure for UG Research Course CS4900 (CS14 batch is not allowed to do the second course CS4910, as only one UGRC was allowed for the batch by DCC).
Students opting to credit CS4900 course, have to talk to a CSE faculty member (called mentor faculty) with whom they intend to do this course and arrive at a project proposal and plan for execution.

1. Get a proposal ready in consultation with the mentor faculty, clearly outlining the work involved. This proposal must be signed by the mentor faculty and will be used for the approval process. Deadline for the proposal submission is 5pm, Apr 10, 2017 to Rupesh's mailbox in CS Office.
2. Rupesh will inform the students by email if their proposals are approved within two days. The students need to get a COT form signed from Rupesh recording this approval (same COT form as for regular elective approval). If not approved, preregister for an elective.
3. The COT forms have to be submitted to your faculty adviser before the preregistration deadline of April 16 (We will optimize this step if Rupesh is your FacAd).
4. Add UGRC CS4900 in workflow. This can be done in parallel with Step 3, but only after Step 2. You will not be allowed to add UGRC course in July / August.
5. From the next semester starting from July 31, proceed with the research work with the mentor faculty.
6. There will be an end-semester evaluation in the form of a presentation of the work done and viva, involving an evaluation team of faculty. Details of this will be informed later.