L20 — Project 2 Presentations

L20 — Project 2 Presentations#

Block 2 closes with your results. Each group briefs its standoff geolocation design to the strike cell, HW2 comes due, and Quiz 2 checks that the project's physics stuck.

Presentation logistics#

  • 10 minutes of group results presentation plus 5 minutes of Q&A.

  • Every member speaks.

  • Slides (PDF) and code are due before class starts. Late submissions take the late penalty in the handout.

  • The audience is the strike cell: lead with the recommendation, support it with your collection geometry and the fixes-with-ellipses picture, and be ready to defend the accuracy-versus-standoff trade — which emitters met the \(\mathrm{CEP} \le 0.5\) km spec and which did not.

  • Innovation bonus: up to +5% for analysis or visualization that goes meaningfully beyond the tasking — see the handout.

Also due today#

  • HW2 — RF Electronic Warfare is due at the start of class. Individual work; see HW2.

  • Quiz 2 is taken in class: open book, 15 minutes, individual. It covers your project work and the Block 2 topics (L11–L18). If you did the project honestly, the quiz is a victory lap.

What’s next#

Block 2 is complete: you can listen to a threat, locate it from standoff, protect your own use of the spectrum, and attack the enemy’s. Block 3 — IR EW and Signature Management turns to the infrared half of the survivability problem: heat-seeking threats, missile seekers, countermeasures, and signature reduction.

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