CS 3240: Pre-Senior Design

• The homepage will eventually (next year) feature two videos: one will be a demo-video of your project, the other will be your final project presentation.
• Your homepage will have a friendly, appealing description of your project. Something like an abstract, but less formal.
• At the top of your website, put up a picture, and something about yourself, your interests.
• Below the picture is where you will describe your project and eventually feature the videos.
• Create two tabs called "documentation" and "blog".
• The "blog" section of the website is what you will be editing most frequently, at least once a week. Think of this as your project diary, describing the progress you're making with your project. Place useful links (for example, links to tutorials, and APIs) you have found useful, challenges you faced in getting an API or device to work, and so on.
• The "documentation" section of the website is where your written and project-presentation deliverables are to be placed. These include BTL-1 etc. The only thing you will NOT put up are team evaluations and the feedback you provide to other team members.
• Note: the default document format will be PDF, unless otherwise specified.
• Since your project website will be graded, you are welcome to edit and add material to make it look nice.
• You should think of your project website as something you can show prospective employers. Accordingly, you want to make sure it's clean, attractive and helpful. For example, a nicely written blog will show employers that you are a person that contributes to a team in ways that go beyond your technical work.

To set up your WordPress site, you will find these instructions useful.

Important: Please do NOT put up your team evaluations or feedback, or anything private that shouldn't be on the website.