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* [[Cycle path mapping with a custom hardware platform]]
* [[Cycle path mapping with a custom hardware platform]]


==Prospective clients (provisional) ==
==Clients confirmed with completed design briefs==
 
* [[Google]]
 
 
* [[Steve Smith, CU Management Information Systems Division]]
 
* [[Palantir Technologies]]
 
* [[Morgan Stanley]]
 
* [[Privacy International]]
 
==Project ideas without clients==
 
* [[Raspberry Pi orchestra]]
 
* [[Infect your friends]]
 
* [[Mashup tutorial builder]]
 
==Clients with completed design briefs - no further action needed==


* [[Frontier]]
* [[Frontier]]
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==Not proceeding in the current year==
==Not proceeding in the current year==
===clients===


* [[Netcraft]]
* [[Netcraft]]


* [[Neul.com]]
* [[Neul.com]]
* [[Google]]
* [[Steve Smith, CU Management Information Systems Division]]
* [[Palantir Technologies]]
* [[Morgan Stanley]]
* [[Privacy International]]
===projects===


* [[Fix the past with Raspberry Pi]]
* [[Fix the past with Raspberry Pi]]
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* [[Transparent public identity]]
* [[Transparent public identity]]


* [[Raspberry Pi orchestra]]
* [[Infect your friends]]
* [[Mashup tutorial builder]]


===Wiki documentation===
===Wiki documentation===

Revision as of 15:53, 6 November 2012

Design Briefs for Cambridge University Computer Laboratory Group Design Projects 2013

This page currently lists design briefs under development - all content is to be considered as draft status, subject to confirmation by both group project coordinators and project clients. There is no guarantee that these projects will be offered to students, either in the form described here, or at all.

Closing date for finalised design briefs was 2 November 2012

Number of groups in 2013

We expect 80 students to participate this year - these will probably be arranged into 14 groups - 10 with 6 members, and 4 with 5 members. We plan to offer at least 16 design briefs - preferably 17 or 18 - to allow for some student choice, technical lossage or client withdrawal.

Subsequent note - two of the design briefs can only be implemented in the C# language. We can't require students to learn C#, so these projects cannot proceed if we don't get a full team of volunteers. This means we can't count those two as full contributors to the above target, so new target is 19/20.

Student briefing booklet

http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/group-projects/StudentBriefing_1213.pdf

Useful examples of project formats - a set of design briefs from a previous year: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/group-projects/2010-design-briefs.html

Management timetable

http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/teaching/group-projects/timetable.html

Confirmed design briefs (20 confirmed, 19 or 20 wanted)

Two C# projects:

Clients confirmed with completed design briefs

Not proceeding in the current year

clients

projects

Wiki documentation