CS 6204 Character Animation, Research and Applications
Spring 2009

Introduction:

Each project team can include two members. We encourage discussion within each project team. Each project team is required to submit a project proposal and a final project report. We also ask each team to give a project proposal presentation and a final project presentation.

The research topic of the project should be related to Character Animation research, which can be full body animation, crowd simulation, facial animation, hand and hair animation. If you would like to propose a new research topic for your project, please contact the instructor for approval.

Project schedule:

  • March 17th and 19th(in class): Project proposal presentation and discussion.
    • March 17th:
      • Presentation 1: Yannick Verdie and Seung In Park
      • Presentation 2: Sean Ponce and Lee Calgett
    • Marhc 19th:
      • Presentation 1: Liguang Xie and Chao Peng
      • Presentation 2: Eric Ragan and Cutis Wilkes
  • March 23th, 11:59pm: Project proposal due.
  • April 30th and May 4th (in class): Final project presentation.
  • May 13th, 11:59pm: Project report due.

Project Proposal:

Project proposal should follow ACM SIG Processings Templates, which is two-column and single-space. You can use either Word or Latex template. Your project proposal should be at least 4 pages long (including references) and include the following sections:

  1. Introduction / Motivation
  2. Problem Statement (If multiple problems are addressed, bullet points format is recommened.)
  3. Related Works
  4. Approaches
  5. Preliminar Results and Anticipated Results
  6. Project Plan and Potential Risks
  7. References

Final Project Report:

Final project report should also follow ACM SIG Processings Templates, and be at least 6 pages long. The sections for final project are:

  1. Introduction (Motivation and novel contribution. If multiple contributions are presented, bullet points format is recommended)
  2. Problem Statement
  3. Related Works
  4. Approaches
  5. Results
  6. References

The structure of the final report is not restricted to previous sections. Please feel free to use any paper structure in your research area as long as the research contributions are clearly presented.

Project teams:
Team members Project topic
Sean Ponce and Lee Calgett  
Liguang Xie and Chao Peng  
Eric Ragan and Cutis Wilkes  
Yannick Verdie and Seung In Park