CSE Undergrad News » Capstone pre-registration for 2014-2015 now open

Capstone pre-registration for 2014-2015 now open

Hello CSE undergrads!

Thank you for your patience. Capstone pre-registration for 2014-2015 is now open.

Please go to this link to request space in one of next year’s capstones:

https://www.cs.washington.edu/students/ugrad/capstone

Survey will close on August 28th.

This survey is your first chance to request a capstone, and your best chance to get the one you want! If you miss this survey, some capstones will fill and space may be limited in the class you want. If you want to take a capstone anytime next year, read through the info (including info about each of next year’s capstones) on the link above, consider your preferred capstone, and request a space ASAP.

Remember that a capstone is required for CE majors and 5th year masters students, and highly-recommended for CS majors.

First priority for capstone space is for CE majors and 5th year masters students, who need a capstone to graduate. CS students should still fill out the survey, and we’ll do the best we can depending on space.

We will notify people of their capstone placement at the end of the first week in September. Students who get a spot in the fall capstone (Robotics) will also receive an add code. If you receive a spot in a capstone for Winter or Spring, we will send an add code during winter or spring registration. Extra spaces that are not assigned now, based on the pre-registration survey, will be opened during the regular registration time for each quarter.

Fall

481C Robotics Capstone: Maya Cakmak

Winter

454 Advanced Internet Systems: Dan Weld
460 Animation Capstone: Barbara Mones
481i Sound Capstone: Bruce Hemingway

Spring

441 HCI II (should have taken 440): James Fogarty
477 Hardware Systems Capstone: Matt Reynolds
481D Games Capstone: Zoran Popovic
481N Wireless Networking Software Capstone (New): Shyam Gollakota

CSE 481 Capstone Software Design (5, max. 15) Students work in teams to design and implement a software project involving multiple areas of the CSE curriculum. Emphasis is placed on the development process itself, rather than on the product. Prerequisite: Instructor permission or CSE 332; CSE 351; and either CSE 331 or CSE 352; recommended that students have completed 300-level courses and several 400-level CSE courses.

August 15, 2014