Final Report

You will present your findings in a final paper. Revisit your proposal. You can either update your proposal or start a new document. The final paper should follow the ACM CHI format.

Page limit: Final papers should be up to 8 pages long (without references).

Much of the advice from above for preparing your presentation applies to the paper as well. Here are a few more suggestions for preparing your paper:

Grading


Insufficient

Adequate

Proficient

Mastery
Research idea (4 points) 1: Unclear or indistinguishable from standard application development.
2: Vague, only of tangential relevance to the usable privacy and security research community, or incremental in nature.
3: A clear research question or goal, but not cleanly articulated as a novel contribution beyond prior work or is not a major contribution.
4: A clear research question or goal that makes a significant addition to usable privacy and security research.
Execution (4 points) 1: The project has some complete components, but critical aspects are incomplete.
2: The basic elements of the research are complete, but either they are flawed or important aspects are still missing.
3: All relevant aspects of the project have been completed, but they have flaws.
4: The research question has been explored and answered thoroughly through the project and writeup.
Evidence (3 points) 1: The evaluation or study is incomplete or has major analysis flaws.
2: The evaluation or the study is complete, but has significant analysis flaws. More leniency is applied to systems projects on this rubric item.
3: The evaluation or the study is complete and convincingly argues for a result.
Related work (2 points) 1: The description of related work is incomplete or surface-level.
2: The writeup covers major points of related work, and explains how this research extends them.