Abstract - It concisely summarises the problem and your solution. The length of the abstract is within 100 words. 2. (4 marks) Introduction - It clearly defines the problem statement, gives the motivation of this work, highlights the importance of this work, and briefly introduces your solution. 3. (4 marks) Related work - It covers representative existing solutions and gives an analysis on their drawbacks. 4. (15 marks) Your new solution - It precisely describes the framework of your solution, assumptions and limitations, and all the details of your solution. 5. Evaluation of your solution - It quantitatively and/or qualitatively presents the analysis, simulation, and comparison with the previous solutions. The evaluation criteria are clearly given. The evaluation results are clearly presented. 6. (4 marks) Conclusion - It provides a summary of your contribution and an overview of future work. 7. (4 marks) The final report is clearly structured according to the guideline, nicely presented, and well written. The length of the final report is within the scope given in the guideline. References are correctly cited and formatted. 8. (5 marks) Bonus points: The report gives the theoretical proof that can demonstrate the effectiveness of your solution, in addition to the experimental evaluation. The bonus points are not affected to the penalty from late submission. The bonus points could be given regardless how many marks you receive according to the marking scheme. That is, you could reach 65 marks in total for this assignment if you get full mark based on the marking scheme, if you are working really hard! :-)