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assignments/src/MV3500Cohort2022MayJune/README.md

 ## Student assignments: homework submission directories
 
 * [Homework 1 README](homework1/README.md) Netbeans, Wireshark, Telnet
-* [Homework 2 README](homework2/README.md) Client=Server Socket Connectons
-* [Homework 3 README](homework3/README.md) Example Simulation Program
-* [Homework 4 README](homework4/README.md) DIS Protocol Assesment
-* [Projects README](projects/README.md) Freeplay Opportunities
+* [Homework 2 README](homework2/README.md) Example Simulation Program
+* [Projects README](projects/README.md) Simkit OpenDIS Experimentation
 
 Please see the [README.md](../../../README.md) in the parent
 [assignments](../../../../assignments) directory for detailed instructions.

assignments/src/MV3500Cohort2022MayJune/projects/README.md

+## Final Projects Summary
+
+Multiple outstanding projects across a range of theory and practice were delivered by each course cohort in previous years.
+
+* Programming projects offer positive benefit to applied research and future course work.
+* Point-paper projects provided positive benefit to NPS...Next strategic transformation efforts.
+
+In 2022 we are striving to maintain this forward momentum even amidst split-course scheduling challenges.
+
+## Final Course Project Assignments 2022MayJuly
+
+If appropriate, create a dedicated subdirectory for each individual or team project.
+
+* Example:  `SmithJones`
+
+See the [course syllabus](../../../../MV3500NetworkedGraphicsSyllabus2022MayJune.pdf) for details on how to document your project.
+
+Typical final project deliverables:
+* `README.MyProject.md` providing a basic description of goals, running the project, files, etc.
+* Source code, screen shots, console text log, and any other assets
+* Simple flowchart, simple event sequence diagram
+* DIS packet capture (text or XML, plus Wireshark pcap)
+* Powerpoint presentation, video capture of class section in Teams
+
+These deliverables have excellent value going forward, hopefully benefiting your thesis efforts as well.  Questions welcome, keep going!