Modeling Project

• The modeling project is optional and to take it you must register.
• It counts for 25% of the final grade whether you take it or not.
• In the project you will work on a modeling problem in a group of 4-5 students over a period of 3 weeks.

• Registration deadline: 01.10.2014
• Problems published: 24.10.
• Preparations: Before 28.10. you should
  • Read the proposals and start thinking about the project.
  • Read carefully the information under 'Modeling project' in left menu.
  • Arrange a meeting in the project group to discuss and possibly divide taskes.
• Presentation and Questions: 28.10.
• Help sessions: 28.10. - 11.11.
• Report Deadline and presentations: 14.11.2014

Tentative Schedule for help sessions:

See also the Questions and Answer page (updated 5/11/2014)

• We will have groups of 5 students. You may either register a group of 4 persons, or you may register 1 person without a group.
• Persons without any group will be added to existing groups to form 5 person groups or new groups will be formed.

• Register here. Registration is closed.

• Projects (updated 7/11/14)
• Presentation slides (updated 7/11/14, fixed Kozeny Carman permeability)

• Note on Finite Volume Methods and its implementation in MRST
• Code for a simple diffusion and transport solver using MRST (updated 11/11/14, simplified transport solver.)

• MRST homepage at Sintef
• MRST download page

• Modeling groups.

• The group can exclude anyone not doing their fair share.

1. A written note/report 5-10 pages long.
   • Send me (Espen) the report in PDF-format by email.
   • Name the report: ReportG??.pdf where ?? is replaced by group number.
     
     
2. A 6 minutes presentation in front of class (make 4-5 slides)
   
   • Email the slides (PDF) to me (Espen) at least 1 hour before the presentations starts.
   • Name the file: SlidesG??.pdf where ?? is replaced by group number.

• Do not use names or candidate numbers! Only group numbers and student numbers of its members.

• Manage your time:
  • Expected total time per person: About 3x12=36 hours.
  • Try to plan, focus, and limit the work so that you get some results in the expected time without using many extra hours.
  • Imagine you work in a company and the group is given 3 weeks and 36 hours per member to finish the project (some results, report, presentation). Do your best with these constaints.
• Focus on one of the projects - at least to begin with. You are not expected to work on all the projects.
• You can present partial answers and results.
• Try and fail is ok as long as you do not cover up.
• You may discuss across the groups, but reports and presentations must be made independently.
• You may use any literature you find, but you must give references to the source!
• Do not copy from any source without understanding the material first!

More information (in Norwegian): Guidelines from 2009

• Do not use too much time during your presentation.
• Language: Norwegian or English
• Vote for best presentation: Anonymous voting, one group one vote, you can not vote for your own group.
  Counts positively towards the grade.
  • Results: 4 votes: Grp 6, 2 votes: Grp 7 and Grp 10. 12 votes in total.
• Schedule (Friday 14.11.):

• The presentations you gave were very nice and for most of you on time. I think you did a very nice job!
• This year the projects were more open than the previous 4 years:
  • This will be taken into account when we grade the reports/presentations.
• Grades and comments