CPSC 4120/6120 Eye Tracking Methodology and Applications
| % | Grade |
| 90-100% | A |
| 80-89% | B |
| 70-79% | C |
| 60-69% | D |
2.5% Prelim exam (quiz, in-class)
2.5% IRB forms
10% Participation (discussion of papers, participation in experiments)
Although attendance is not required, a portion of the
grade is dedicated to Class Participation. This specifically consists
of remarks made in class during critical review of research papers.
Generally speaking, every student is expected to make 1-2 comments
on every paper critically reviewed during class (e.g., the "Mystery
Papers" that are reviewed). This is a time-limited opportunity and
may occur only over 1-2 lectures during the semester. Grading is
dependent on the number of papers reviewed. This is difficult to
predict in any given year, however, as an example, if
\(
n
\)
papers are reviewed, then
\(
2n
\) (or more) comments are expected per student. A smaller number
of comments made, e.g.,
\(
m
\) will result in a fractional assessment for this component of the
grade, i.e.,
\(
\frac{m}{2n}.
\)
10% Labs
10% Proposal
- 30% Introduction (goals, motivation, general hypotheses)
- 10% Background (references, past work)
- 50% Methodology
- 10% Apparatus (description of equipment, sampling rate, accuracy)
- 10% Stimulus (screenshots)
- 10% Subjects (expected number, demographics)
- 10% Experimental design (within-subjects, between-subjects)
- 10% Procedures (what subjects do, instructions)
- 10% Written quality (spelling mistakes, formatting)
10% Midterm (dry-run through experiment with me as participant)
- 20% Working program (functionality, GUI, etc.)
- 10% Data input (gaze, mouse clicks, etc.)
- 10% Data collection and export (data structure, timer, etc.)
- 10% Flat file dB organization (subject ID, trial ID, etc.)
- 10% Stimuli (images, video, etc.)
- 10% Scripted instructions
- 10% Informed consent (IRB approval)
- 10% Procedure
- 10% Questionnaire
15% Final exam (take-home)
30% Paper
- 20% Introduction (goals, motivation, general hypotheses)
- 10% Background (references, past work)
- 10% Methodology
- 02% Apparatus (description of equipment, sampling rate, accuracy)
- 02% Stimulus (screenshots)
- 02% Subjects (expected number, demographics)
- 02% Experimental design (within-subjects, between-subjects)
- 02% Procedures (what subjects do, instructions)
- 30% Results
- 20% Discussion / Conclusions
- 10% Written quality (spelling mistakes, formatting)
10% Final (presentation)