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Project Conference (II)
The project conference is a chance for you to share your progress on your project with everyone, and to collect feedback.
Ideally, you would structure your presentation to hit the following major points:
- Remind the audience of what's your project's pitch.
I find it helpful to structure a one minute pitch by answering the following three questions in 3-4 sentences:- What problem are you addressing?
- Why is it important?
- What is your solution, and what's the key idea to make it work?
- Give an update on how you are realizing your solution, and how far along you are.
- Discuss what you plan to do in the remaining two weeks of project time.
- If possible, show a demo of your project!
Each project team will have 6 minutes to present. You may use slides, draw on a virtual whiteboard, or just talk.
Order of presentations
- DELF-style DDL and API (Mary)
- Dataflow Assertions in gRPC (Jonathan, Yingjie, Akshat)
- Multiverse PostgreSQL (Casey)
- Normative Aspects of Privacy Regulations (Hyun, Rebecca)
- Impact of GDPR Compliance on Machine Learning Models (Sam Thomas, Nam)
- Cross-website Tracker Visualization Extension (Ragna, Aryan, William)
- GDPR Compliance by Construction (Kinan)
- Framework for Data Tracking across Controllers and Processors (Zhiyuan, Yanzhi, Atlas)
- Actionable GDPR Information on Internet Trackers (Sam Boger)