GFW0001: AI for Everyone Semester I, Session 2023/2024

Dr Unaizah, Prof Sameem, Dr. Aznul

Group Project: GFW0001

Overall mark allocation: 50%

Contents
Group Project: GFW0001 ............................................................................................................................. 1
1 Preliminary Notes: Lovathon ................................................................................................................ 1
2 Rubric .................................................................................................................................................... 2
3 Hackathon Timeline .............................................................................................................................. 4
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1 Preliminary Notes: Lovathon

The theme of the AI for Everyone Hackathon is Love.

Choose, define, and design a specific love problem that can be solved using Artificial Intelligence.

Examples:

How compatible are you and your partner based on facial features similarity?
o Compatibility test based on facial features.
Can you classify whether a pair of individuals would fall in love based on their personal
backgrounds?
o Love classifier based on features from pairs of couples.
How much are you in love with your partner? Is it possible to quantify and predict the love for
someone?
o Love value predictor (regression)
Etc.

You are required to present your ideas and describe how your proposed system can be implemented
(dataset, processing, system flow, user interface, etc.) based on the knowledge and skills you learned from
the course. Focus must be given on the types of datasets used as input, steps for data pre-processing,
modeling techniques, flowchart/diagrams/system flow, system user interface, output/application
(description on how to use the system). You are not expected (it is not mandatory) to develop a full
working system (no coding or program development is required), however, you must show a prototype
demonstration of your solution using role-playing/recycle materials/video/storyline/flyer/cardboard
models/wireframe/paper interface/etc.

Marks shall be awarded based on a specific rubric (Section 2 of this document), aimed at evaluating the
overall level of understanding of the students behind the Artificial Intelligence techniques used to solve the
problems.

The AI techniques employed are not limited to the techniques presented in class (i.e., can use other AI
methods).

IMPORTANT:

Note that there are limited datasets for the different problems surrounding love. And so, you may need to
design or develop a method to collect your own datasets for the problems that you have chosen. There is
even a possibilityof developing a mock-dataset (this dataset can be real or fictional) to demonstrate your
proposed problem and solution.
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2 Deliverables / Submission
Part 1 : Project Monitoring
Deadline (Week 5) : 6 – 7 November 2023
Submission link (will be informed by lecturer)
1. Report that consists of the following structure:
a) Title page (Project title, group members, occ, etc.)
b) Executive summary
c) Overview (intro about the project)
d) Problem/need identified
e) Objectives
f) Methodology – Data (source/data collection methods), Target Participant,
Flowcharts, User interface, AI techniques, Analysis steps,etc.
g) Organizational and management roles
h) Timeline
i) Expected outcomes.
j) Conclusion
2. Presentation slides detailing the above.

Part 2 : Hackathon Pitching

Deadline (Week 8) : 8 December 2023
Submission link(will be informed by lecturer)
1. A 5 mins video of your prototype slides detailing the solution to the problem that your
group had chosen.
2. Presentation slides detailing the following structure:
a) Introduction to the Problem/Challenge
b) Hypothesis for the problem
c) Project Objectives (must be measurable)
d) Methodology - Target user, Elaboration on data - Types, Data collection process,
Pre-Processing steps, AI techniques, Design - Flowchart and diagrams, User
interface
e) Solution Prototype (must use AI technique(s)) - Video/Photos (any one or
combination of the following: Role-playing/recycle
materials/video/storyline/flyer/cardboard models/wireframe/paper
interface/etc.)
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f) Results and discussions

g) Suggestion for future work

3 Evaluation marks breakdown (50%)

1. Part 1 : Project Monitoring (Week 5) – 10%
2. Part 2 : Hackathon Pitching (Week 8) – 35%
3. Peer review (Week 9) – 5%
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4 Evaluation Rubrics

Part 1 : Monitoring Rubric

Excellent Very Good Good Fair Insufficient Total

5 marks 4 marks 3 marks 2 marks 1 mark 20 marks

Problem Excellent Clear understanding Limited understanding Poor understanding Very poor
understanding understanding of of the problems to of the problems. of the problems. understanding 5
the problems to be be solved. of the
solved. problems.

Objective Excellent Objectives follow 4 Objectives follow 3 of Objectives follow 2 Objectives

objectives that of the SMART the SMART of the SMART follow 1 of the
follow all (5) of the framework. framework. framework. SMART 5
SMART framework. framework.
S – specific
M – measurable
A – achievable
R – relevant
T – time-bound
Methodology : Methodology is Methodology is well- Methodology is Methodology lacks Methodology
1. Choice of presented clearly presented. adequately clear. clarity and requires is unclear and
data (types and convincing in a minor refinements. requires major
/ format) clear and concise refinements.
2. Target manner.
group
3. Methods of Excellent choice of Good choice of data Acceptable choice of Poor choice of data Very poor
data data and target and suitable target data and target group. and unsuitable choice of data 10
collection / group. group. target group. and
data inappropriate
processing target group.
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4. AI
techniques
5. Flowchart/d Very clear idea and Clear idea for data Quite clear idea for Somewhat clear Unclear ideas
iagrams and plans for data collection plan and data collection plan ideas on data and plan for
timeline collection data processing and data processing collection/pre- data collection
(Gantt procedures and methods using AI methods using AI processing methods and data
Chart) data processing techniques. techniques. using AI techniques. processing
6. Task methods using AI methods.
distribution techniques.
among
group Very relevant Quite relevant choice Somewhat relevant Not relevant
members choice and Relevant choice and and application of AI choice and choice and
application of AI application of AI technique for the application of AI application of
techniques for the technique for the chosen data. technique for the AI technique
chosen data. chosen data. chosen data. for the chosen
data.

Well-designed Acceptable Poor information Very poor

information Good information information organization. information
organization. organization. organization. organization.

TOTAL (10%) =x/20*10

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Part 2: Hackathon Rubric

Excellent Very Good Good Fair Insufficient Total

Criteria 5 marks 4 marks 3 marks 2 marks 1 mark 5
marks
Knowledge / Exemplary work. Adequate level of Students only Student provided Student provided
Concept / work. It could be provided average and acceptable work. questionable and
Solution improved. Several expected work. Many Mostly inaccurate. minimal work.
minor mistakes. minor mistakes. Several major Very few
mistakes. correct/unrelated
or major mistakes. 5

Ideas are well Content and ideas Unorganized content Unorganized Unorganized
organized. are organized. of ideas/presentation. ideas/presentation. ideas/presentation.

Excellent Good level of Provided some Limited No understanding /

understanding on understanding. understanding of the understanding. has a few
the AI topics/concepts/princi interpretations.
topics/concepts/prin ples used.
ciples used.
Creativity/ Student used own Student used own Student showed some Student showed Student did not use 5
Originality ideas and ideas most of the original touches to very limited own own ideas or
imagination which time that are enhance the work, original idea and imagination or
are exceptionally thoughtfully and clever at times. imagination. effort in originality.
clever and unique in uniquely presented.
the work.
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Problem Develop a logical, Having selected from Provided sound and Considers and Only a single 5
solving clear, consistent idea among alternatives, sensible analysis and rejects less approach is
to solve problems. develops a logical, synthesis of solutions acceptable considered and is
Recognizes consistent plan to for the problems approaches to used to solve the
consequences of solve the problem. discussed. solving problem. problem.
solution and can
articulate reason for
choosing solution.

Effort Student took time in Student worked hard Student work hard Student seemed to Student seemed to 5
the preparation and most of the time and and produce work that put less time (small spend less time
produced a produce work that matched expectations. effort) and and produced work
significantly exceeded produced work less much less than
impressive piece of expectations. than expected. expected (poor
work that greatly quality of work).
exceed expectation.

Provided Provided evidence Provided Provided limited Provided

examples/evidence that exceeded examples/evidence related examples/evidence
that greatly expectations. that matched examples/evidence much less than
exceeded expectations. less than expected. expected (poor/no
expectation. (some related examples)
examples).
Feasibility Idea is exceptionally Idea is feasible and Idea is feasible, but Idea is somewhat Idea is not feasible 5
feasible and be can be implemented there are minor feasible, but there and cannot be
implemented with with the given challenges that need to are major implemented with
ease. resources. be addressed. challenges that the given resources
need to be
addressed.
Impact Idea has the potential Idea has the potential Idea has the potential Idea has the Idea does not have
to have an to have a large impact to have a moderate potential to have a an impact to the 5
exceptional impact on to a large number of impact to a moderate small impact to a society or chosen
society or chosen people or chosen number of people or small number of target group.
target group. target group. only chosen target people or chosen
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group. target group.

Presentation Exceptionally Effective language Quite effective Somewhat effective Ineffective language 5
* Delivery effective language and gestures, good language and gesture, language, clear, and gestures,
* Visual aids and gestures, eye contact, clear and engaging, and varied engaging and varied limited eye contact,
* Time excellent eye contact, engaging. eye contact/voice (eye contact/voice spoke softly and
speak loudly and projection. projection). unclear
clearly with vocal (monotonous)/disen
variety (not gaging.
monotonous).

Use of very Interesting and Good use of visual Somewhat Ineffective

interesting, effective use of visual aids/presentation effectively use of /uninteresting use
exceptionally, and aids/presentation materials. visual of visual
effective visual aids/ materials aids/presentation aids/presentation
presentation materials. Some materials that were
materials. areas could be poorly designed.
improved.

Excellent time Very good time Good time Poor time Very poor time
management. management. management. management. management.

TOTAL (35%) =x/35

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5 Hackathon Timeline
Kick-off Week: Week 1 (Deadline: 8/12/2023)
▪ Getting to know group members.
▪ Initial design of the problem containing problem statement and proposed hypothesis.
▪ Gantt Chart and tasks distribution between members
Project Monitoring: Week 5 (6/11– 7/11)
Submission of Assignments: Week 7 (20/11 – 21/11)
Voting of projects: Sem Break (27/11 -3/12)
Pitching Day: Week 8 (8/12)

W1 W5 W7 Sem Break W8 W9
W2 W3 W4 W6
Grouping Monitoring Submit Voting Pitching Peer Review

Cash Prizes
1. First Place: RM200
2. Second Place: RM100
3. Third Place: RM 50
Note:

Evaluation of Hackathon Pitching for all groups, shall be done by all lecturers based on Rubric Part 2 (see above).
Winners of hackathon shall earn bragging rights and cash prizes.