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Undergraduate Research
CS197 | Project --> --> Project Overview In this course, you will engage in a research project and write a brief paper about that research. At a high level, successful research this quarter should describe a novel research question and execute a project to answer that question . For information on how the project will be evaluated, see the individual criteria under each assignment and the logistics page. Our aim is that the projects in this class may become publishable, e.g., at a workshop or eventually a conference, with your both your team and the staff mentor as coauthors. Timeline You will
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