Hall of Fame

Best Student Projects (By Semester)

This page highlights outstanding course projects. Projects are organized by semester to keep the archive easy to browse over time.
How projects are selected (summary)
  • Agentic design quality: clear goal, correct tool use, memory/state, reliable execution
  • Demonstration: working prototype with reproducible results
  • Practical value: meaningful business use case and stakeholder framing
  • Communication: clear presentation, diagrams, and documentation

Note: Only projects with student permission are posted publicly.

Spring 2026 (First Offering)

Coming Soon

This is the first year of the course. Hall of Fame selections will be added after final presentations.

  • Check back after the Spring 2026 capstone presentations.
  • Top projects will be listed here with links (when available).
Template (for future semesters)

Instructor/TAs: Copy the structure below when adding projects for a new semester.

Project Title (Example) Best Overall Best Agent Design

Team: Team Name / Members (optional)

  • Problem: One sentence description of the business problem
  • Agent capabilities: tools + memory + loop + guardrails (brief)
  • What’s impressive: one short bullet about what makes it stand out

Links: Demo | Slides | Report

Tooling: Google AI Studio, FlowiseAI (optional additional tools)

Tip: Keep each project description short (3–6 bullets). Prioritize links + what the agent does.

Fall 2026

Placeholder for Fall 2026 projects.

Spring 2027

Placeholder for Spring 2027 projects.

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