Capstone Project
The two capstone courses (CS 296P Writing and Communication and CS 297P Design Project) are taught concurrently in the Spring. The design project will involve taking a new idea from conception to prototype development and validation. Projects will draw on skills learned in several of the courses in the curriculum and will be initiated by computer science faculty or by our corporate affiliates. Students will form teams of two-four students and their work will be supervised by both the instructor of the course and a faculty project mentor who will be involved in all aspects of the project.
The scope of the projects will include physical prototype development, appropriate testing and detailed documentation. Ideally projects will represent a complete system or product, integrating analysis, simulation, and software and hardware design as appropriate.
The professional writing and communication for computer science careers course will involve the development of design and detailed project description documents for the design project. It will also include assignments related to other aspects of their professional careers.
Alumni Experience
Transforming Knowledge into Real-World Solutions
“Our project experience was a very informative one. Working with people from industry while we are studying gave us a lot of exposure and allowed us to get an overview of what we would expect when we go to the real world.”
Siddhant Deshpande, Alumni