====== Final Project Report ======

===== Contents =====

This is a short but informative, report about the final project that should include:

  - Short abstract (at least one paragraph summarizing what your project is about)
  - Motivation (typically from your proposal)
  - Related work (expanded from your proposal)
    - BS students should mention at least one other work here
    - MS students should mention several other works here and contrast them with their own solution
  - Approach (explain your system design and implementation)
    - BS students may limit this to a single section
    - MS students working in teams should have at least one sub-section per student, each sub-section explaining an interesting solution
  - Results (mention what worked and didn't work)
  - Future work (what would you do next?)
  - References (a list of cited references in the correct format - see below, even if you only have one or two) 

Think of this as a poster submission to a conference.

===== Format =====

The paper should be written in a 9 or 10 point justified serif (Times or Times Roman) font in two columns per page, with a single line space.  It should be 2-4 pages long.

Other than that, follow the guidelines for a technical paper submission to the SIGGRAPH conference as much as you can (don't worry too much about the details, just get a feeling for the overall structure and look):

  * [[http://www.siggraph.org/publications/instructions/|SIGGRAPH Instructions for Authors]]  
  * [[http://www.siggraph.org/publications/instructions/acmsiggraph.zip|SIGGRAPH Submission Template]]