This page explains how to prepare and register a mini-project topic for “Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (VNU-HUS MAT1206E)” during Semester 1 of the 2026-2027 academic year. Proposed topics and updates are recorded on the private MAT1206E topic board.
Use the student project template. Read the detailed submission guide and study the worked topic-proposal example before starting. The project is graded manually according to the mini-project rubric; Classroom50 does not grade this assignment.
The course topic board is available to course members. Browse topics, then use the Project topic proposal form after your group has its private Classroom50 repository and an agreed proposal commit. Sign in with your registered GitHub account; access requires membership of the MAT1206E Classroom50 student team. If GitHub shows a 404, ask the lecturers to check your course-team membership.
The Classroom50 final-project acceptance link is published in step 2 below and starts accepting on September 11, 2026 at 13:00 ICT (UTC+7). Before you accept, form your group, read the guide and existing topics, and prepare your ideas. Do not open a topic-registration issue in the student-template repository, and do not submit a placeholder issue without the required proposal commit.
final-project in Classroom50. Use this course’s acceptance link. Other members must not accept separately: this can create duplicate project repositories.team.json and the private root README with each member’s full name, student ID, and GitHub username.proposal/proposal.md, including a precise selected problem, scope and non-goals, method, and expected output. Mini-Project Ideas offers optional inspiration. Edit the real proposal and membership files, not the example files; do not submit the example verbatim.python3 check_project_files.py proposal using the optional structural checker. Save the permanent GitHub commit URL or complete 40-character SHA after pushing.Acceptance is not topic registration. Each group uses one private Classroom50 repository and one canonical topic-board issue. The founder handles administrative actions, but cannot unilaterally change membership, the selected problem, scope, proposal, or submitted commit; every member must agree.
Protect private identities and identify the exact version. Full names and student IDs stay in the private repository; identify members in the class-visible issue by GitHub username only. Use an immutable commit URL or full SHA, not a branch link, a screenshot, or a link to the latest file.
Registration is not academic approval. status: submitted means awaiting the exact-duplicate check. status: recorded means no earlier exact duplicate was found when staff reviewed the issue; it is not approval or a guarantee of feasibility, correctness, quality, or a passing grade. status: duplicate-problem requires a revised problem and a new proposal commit in the same issue. The proposal is required but ungraded; the optional checker gives no score and does not evaluate project quality.
| Required submission | Deadline (ICT, UTC+7) |
|---|---|
| Topic registration, initial proposal and required corrections | September 27, 2026 at 23:59 |
| Exact-duplicate correction, when required | September 27, 2026 at 23:59 |
Final commit and FINAL SUBMISSION comment in the same issue |
November 4, 2026 at 23:59 |
The final deadline is the same for all groups; proposal revisions and presentation order do not extend it. See the submission guide for the complete calendar and comment formats.
Follow the report instructions and slide instructions. Every group member participates in the presentation. Complete the private contribution record, AI-use declaration, and external-resource declaration. Evaluation follows the manual grading rubric.
hoanganhduc[at]hus.edu.vn (replace [at] with @)lehuyhung94[at]gmail.com (replace [at] with @)The private topic board remains the official record for registration and updates. Only reviewed registrations currently labeled status: recorded are published below. Group numbers follow the most recent assignment of that label, from earliest to latest; removing and reapplying the label changes the ordering timestamp. Numbers may therefore change. Recording is not academic approval or a guarantee of quality. Presentation times will be announced separately. Repository links remain private and require the appropriate access.