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Splashdown 2014 in Progress!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

This is the authoritative page for official instructions and information for Orbital students about Splashdown 2015, so please refer to this page. Only important class-wide updates about Splashdown 2015\u00a0will be posted to Slack.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Dear Invitees: (exclusive of Orbital students): please register your attendance by filling out this quick registration form (not yet ready; see next year\u2019s event).<\/p>\n

Jump [ Media<\/a> ] [ Event Schedule<\/a> ] [ SR1 Layout<\/a> ] [ Frequently Asked Questions<\/a> ]<\/p>\n

Splashdown Overview<\/h2>\n

Orbital\u2019s Splashdown<\/strong> workshop is the closing event for NUS SoC\u2019s summer self-study module for first year students. \u00a0Come find out what our SoCians have been doing over the summer!<\/p>\n

Teams, as well as their friends, guests and the general public can participate in the event (Register here<\/a>). Prizes will be awarded to the top team in each level of achievement, as determined by the facilitators of the course and by public voting.<\/p>\n

Media<\/a><\/h2>\n
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Event Schedule<\/a><\/h2>\n

Splashdown will be held on 19 August from 18:00-21:00 at SoC\u2019s SR1 and Lobby (Seminar Room 1).<\/p>\n

Updated 12 Aug 2015<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
SPLASHDOWN SCHEDULE<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n
<\/td>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
18:00-18:55<\/td>\nPoster Session 1<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
18:55-19:05<\/td>\nChangeover<\/b><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
19:05-20:00<\/td>\nPoster Session 2<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
20:00-20:30<\/td>\nInvited Talks\u00a0<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
20:30-21:00<\/td>\nAwards Ceremony<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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SR1 Layout<\/h2>\n

Current as of 13 Aug 2015
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Frequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\n

Q: I\u2019m an Orbitee. \u00a0Do I have to come to Splashdown?
\nA: All teams must mandatorily present a poster about their completed project. All teams must prepare an A1 sized poster and printed at Technical Services in COM1. Poster printing for this event is sponsored and will not cost you any money. Team should go to the technical services counter of a PDF or PPT version of their A1 poster for printing, and just tell them that you are printing for your team as part of Orbital. \u00a0You may have to show your Matric card for verification.<\/p>\n

Q: Will there be food and drink?
\nA: Unfortunately, no. Please ensure to come with your bellies full and with enough water to last during the session. It\u2019s been our experience that Splashdown is a lively event with lots of buzz; so continually presenting your posters can be tiring. Keep hydrated!<\/p>\n

Q: How do I figure out my project ID?
\nA: It\u2019s your poster session (1 or 2), followed by your poster board\u2019s location. \u00a0Project IDs are three digits, with the lead digit being your poster session number and the last two digits being your poster board location\u2019s number padded to two digits. \u00a0For example, in the above picture Strawberry Burger would take poster #01, in the first (1) session = 1 + 01 = 101.<\/p>\n

Your project ID is important as this is how we determine best project for each achievement level. \u00a0Your evaluation group (peers under the same advisor) will be largely participating in the same poster session next to each other.<\/p>\n

Q: What should the contents of the poster be about?
\nA: Great question! It\u2019s up to you. Probably you want to differentiate your project from others, so if you are doing a Python\/GAE project for example, most of the cohort will already be familiar with (some of) the technical aspects. You could discuss the motivation, testing, the documentation and libraries used. If you have the application on a smartphone, laptop or tablet, you may also want to demo your working application (hiding the bugs, of course).<\/p>\n

Remember that Google SG is giving away prizes to best project, where you (and us) have voting privileges to help determine the winners, so whatever you want to do to curry favor with your peers is a-ok (within NUS policy, of course). You\u2019ll find that marketing is a very big key for technology acceptance in the real world, anyways. You can check out similar poster sessions at the STePS events, done by your seniors:<\/p>\n

http:\/\/steps.comp.nus.edu.sg\/steps6\/media.php<\/a><\/p>\n

for ideas on content.<\/p>\n

Q: How large should our posters be?
\nA: Your poster should be A1 sized (841 x 594 mm)<\/p>\n

Q: Should I mount my poster in portrait or landscape format?
\nA: Both are possible. The poster board mounts are 1x1m.<\/p>\n

Q: What will the presentation stations for each project consist of?
\nA: We will be able to guarantee each project a side of a posterboard, large enough to mount an A1 sized poster on. Most projects will have to share a grey 1 m console table with another project, as space and the availability of console tables makes them limited resources. No power outlet will be available to charge devices, so please come with any electronic devices (phone, tablet, laptop) charged.<\/p>\n

Q: When do we have to be there to set up?
\nA: Presenters for Poster Session 1 can set up their posters as early as 5:30pm. Presenters for the Poster Session 2 can set up during the ten minute transition period between both poster sessions.\u00a0Please take down your posters and clear your station after your poster session. Note that you may have provide your own mounting tape and pins for the posterboard. Please do dispose\/recycle posters properly; we will have bins for exactly this purpose.<\/p>\n

Q: Do we have to do on-site registration? If so, when should I do it?
\nA: Only if you are a guest (NUS external, or non-Orbital student \/ staff coming down to support the event, or Orbital student who didn\u2019t complete the course).
\nSee the registration link<\/a>.<\/p>\n

If you are a guest, you should come to the registration desk (near the entrance of SR1) during registration from 17:30 onwards to pick up your Voter ID for the evening. You\u2019ll need to keep track of what projects you think are the best to vote on, so that\u2019s why you need your Voter ID. \u00a0If you\u2019re not planning to vote, that\u2019s fine, you won\u2019t need to register.<\/p>\n

Current Orbital students do not need to register. Members of your project team can take turns going to the other projects to grade and see what else is out there that\u2019s cool and worth knowing about. Current Orbital students will be sent an email before the event with their Voter ID.<\/p>\n

Q: When can we print our posters?
\nA: Anytime between now and 19 August. Be aware it takes time for the posters to print and that each team is only sponsored 1 A1 sized poster, to be printed at Technical Services in COM 1 Level 1 (if you need to re-print, you\u2019ll have to pay on your own). We strongly encourage<\/strong> you to print early, no later than the 18th, due to potential queues during the 19th.<\/p>\n

Q: Is it possible to release the voter IDs in advance so as to include the ID into the poster design?
\nA: The voter IDs<\/strong> are what you use for voting for best projects. The project ID<\/strong> is the number that uniquely identifies your project number (see the above for in the SR1 Layout; all projects in Poster Session 1 will start with \u20181\u2019 and likewise for Poster Session 2), and they are different than the project IDs that were assigned during Ignition and Liftoff (sorry for the confusion). They will be posted on the poster board itself so that everyone can identify projects uniformly, in the same manner.<\/p>\n

However, if you wish to still repeat the project ID on your poster you\u2019re welcomed to. The Splashdown page already\u00a0lists the project ID. Basically it corresponds to the position of the poster board where you\u2019ll be presenting, prefixed by a \u20191\u2032 or \u20192\u2032 for which poster session you\u2019ll be in (see earlier question and answer in FAQ).<\/p>\n

Q: Must the contents on A1 poster be printed or can we draw\/paste stuff on it? Can we just take a blank piece of A1 paper from the technical services without printing?
\nA: Anything goes! You can do whatever you want with your one piece of A1 quota (sponsored by Google!). Be creative! It\u2019ll be attached to a poster board so it shouldn\u2019t be too heavy or break the center of gravity with the poster on the other side (there\u2019s another team presenting on the back). If you want to just take a single sheet without printing, our advice is to buy your own sheet of A1 paper, so that if you want to print color things to paste to the sheet, you can still print a A1 sized paper to cut out\/collage\/etc. for later.<\/p>\n

The A1 sized paper offer is for Splashdown only and will not be available to you (even if you don\u2019t use it) after 19 August, Wednesday. Theoretically you can use the A1 for anything you want if you don\u2019t use it for Orbital (e.g., printing K-pop boy\/girl band poster for your dorm room), but we\u2019ll have to settle the account after 19 August, Wednesday, so print soon. Though tech services might be wondering how it\u2019s related\u2026<\/p>\n

Q: Will our posters be vetted first before printing?
\nA: Thanks for your question! No, we do not intend to vet your posters. We trust that you will exercise prudence in printing content on your posters. They will be viewable by the general public \u2014 so please do not put anything controversial on the posters (profanity, personal information, etc.). If in doubt, feel free to ask us directly via email or Slack. \u00a0Google is sponsoring the poster printing, so you can thank them for it, but they wish not to have their logo shown on your poster (for legal purposes, I\u2019m told).<\/p>\n

Q: What prizes will be awarded during Splashdown?
\nA: Actually, you\u2019ve already won the best prize of all \u2014 self-confidence and the ability to find and use technical information on the web to accomplish tasks. Of course, we all learned valuable lessons that will help the next time we have to do project management (likely this coming semester!). But since you asked: Google has sponsored prizes for the top team in each level of achievement. Up your game and work on your soft skills to best promote your project to your peers and to the invitees that will attend the Splashdown event, and clinch the coveted top prize in category \u2014 you\u2019ll need more than technical skill to do this!<\/p>\n

Q: A1 sized posters are pretty bulky and not very fun to carry around, much less back and forth. Is there any provision for poster storage?
\nA: Yes! If you do print your poster early (as we advise, technical services may not be able to handle any last minute, last day requests), you can store them in the Undergraduate Office (COM1 #02-19). Just come by the UG office after printing and rolling up your poster, and ask for Ms Rachel Lum Fong Teng<\/strong>. She will direct you to store your poster somewhere in my sub-office within the UG office. On the day of Splashdown, you can come by and collect your poster before 5pm for mounting on the poster board (the UG office will close and be locked after 5pm).<\/p>\n

Q: I would like to inquire about the dress code for the Orbital Splashdown tomorrow<\/span><\/span>. What are we supposed to wear?
\nA: You may wear any attire that you\u2019d like. There will be a group photograph per level of achievement and you may be photographed for SoC\u2019s and Google\u2019s publicity. If you are\u00a0uncomfortable with this, please do let us know and we\u2019ll try our best\u00a0not to have you in any public photographs.<\/p>\n

Q: Also, for the project that my group did, we can\u2019t host it online for the public to test or download. Do we have to bring our laptop to showcase during the presentation?
\nA: If you have the video of your third milestone publicly available you
\nmay want to show that instead of a demo, since that might run on
\nother devices (e.g. a powered smartphone).<\/p>\n

Q: Regarding the presentation you\u2019d mention in Slack, will the presentation\/pitch be on stage or at our booth?
\nA: All teams will be doing presentations of their posters at their own poster stands. No teams are required on stage this time (no time for everyone to go). The Orbital staff will be reviewing teams whose achievement level are in question. If you do not\u00a0receive any notice or warning from your advisors or from myself or Wee Sun between now and the 19th, you have been deemed to achieve the level of achievement that you have aimed for<\/p>\n

Q: What about previous iterations of Splashdown?
\nA: Yes, we keep that information around too. \u00a0See\u00a0Splashdown 2014\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Splashdown 2015 Event Registration<\/h1>\n

Date\/Time<\/strong>
\nDate(s) – 19\/08\/2015
\n6:00 pm – 9:00 pm<\/i><\/p>\n

Location<\/strong>
\nSchool of Computing COM1 Level 2 (SR 1 and SR 1 Lobby)<\/p>\n

Categories<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hello! \u00a0Use this event ticket page to request a ticket for the Splashdown\u00a0event if you\u2019re not a current SoC Orbital participant.<\/p>\n

Make sure to scroll all the way down to select your ticket type!\u00a0 For first-year students who learned about Orbital during Freshmen Orientation Week and activities, please register using the corresponding ticket category below. \u00a0For all others, please make sure to choose the correct ticket category.<\/p>\n

You don\u2019t need to provide any evidence of registration for the event, so there\u2019s no need to print or email the registration before coming.\u00a0 Your registrations help us better understand how our attendance breaks down.\u00a0 Thanks very much for your cooperation!<\/p>\n

You will be able to use this ID to help select the best project in each achievement level. \u00a0Please leave your email so that we can send you the voter ID!<\/p>\n

For those who don\u2019t wish to help with voting, no worries \u2014 you can walk in to Splashdown without registering. \u00a0Note that no food or beverage will be served during the event.<\/p>\n

For current Orbital students<\/strong> who are presenting, you should not\u00a0<\/strong>register \u2014 you\u2019re automatically registered; since your attendance is mandatory.\u00a0 If you invite friends or other students, please do have them register on this page.\u00a0 Orbital students who did not complete the programme but whom wish to come to Splashdown, please do register as a guest.\u00a0 If you\u2019re looking for the detailed Splashdown page with instructions for your (Orbital student) participation, use the Splashdown navigation menu item above.<\/p>\n

Please ensure you provide a valid email address.\u00a0<\/strong> We\u2019ll be using this to provide you with a code for voting for best project for each level of achievement.\u00a0 Best projects at each of the three levels of achievement will win a team prize sponsored by Google!<\/p>\n

How does Splashdown work?\u00a0<\/strong> Splashdown is the closing event for the self-study Orbital module in the School of Computing.\u00a0 Students have been working throughout the summer to learn and create an IT product (often a web application) of their own inspiration.\u00a0 You will see the projects that they have created during this showcase and hear about how the industrial world and SoC work together to help students help themselves to level up in their programming and developer talents!<\/p>\n

What\u2019s the agenda like?\u00a0<\/strong> Well, here\u2019s the rundown about the event for the night of the 19th:<\/p>\n

6:00-6:55pm: First poster session
\n6:55-7:05pm: Transition
\n7:05-8:00pm: Second poster session
\n8:00-8:30pm:\u00a0Invited talks
\n8:30-9:00pm: Prize ceremony and closing<\/p>\n

Do we have to stay for the whole event?<\/strong>\u00a0 Students in Orbital are required to stay for the whole session.\u00a0 Other guests, please feel free to boost the teams you know and stick around to hear the oral session but you are welcomed to come and go as you please.\u00a0 There are two separate poster sessions with entirely different projects and teams, so do try to see both sessions!<\/p>\n

Bookings<\/h3>\n
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