Final Project Proposal

This will not be graded, but is required to encourage you to get
organized early, and to work out what focused project you are working
on. It is also a chance for dialog between the instructors and the
team.  You can tell us what you plan to do, anything you have achieved
so far, and what you hope to achieve in the rest of the quarter.  We can
give you extra references, and also information on whether we think the
scope of the project is too small or too big.   So please do think about
what you will do and have something focused and concrete ready to
submit. This milestone is to put some uniform structure into the
process, but beyond that, we really encourage you to stop by one of our
office hours to discuss projects in person.  That allows longer and more
productive discussion of projects. Talking about project plans is a
particularly good place to get useful feedback and information from the
course staff. 

The project progress report should be around one page/screenful of text
and is best organized around these 5 paragraphs:

 - Problem being investigated
 - Approach/plan
 - Any achievements so far and/or relevant references found
 - Plan of work for the remainder of the quarter
 - How you will evaluate what you are building

Please give the name and email addresses of everyone in the group in the
message -- this will make it easier for us to send the feedback to
everyone in the group.

If (some of) you are doing a joint project with CS221/229, directed
research or whatever, clearly state so.

Please send it as a plain text email (i.e., not an attached document) to
cs224n-aut1415-staff@lists.stanford.edu