Schedule for the Project Proposal Presentations

Wednesday November 26

• Team 1. Najah Abouelafia and Mark Knichel
• Team 2. Michael Lee
• Team 3. Yi Li, Allen Zhang, and Shang Quen Zhuang
• Team 4. Rajarshi Das and Joshua Sun
• Team 5. Sofia Vershovski and Justin Chung

Monday December 1

• Team 1. Gaoxang Hu, Luk Li, and Andrew Mao
• Team 2. Aaron Wedlund and Cem Degeaga
• Team 3. Alex Salasyuk, Mike Guber, and Paul Tylkin
• Team 4. Ravi Naresh and Jon Young
• Team 5. Luay Khouny and Fei Gao

Wednesday December 3

• Team 1. Ashwin Pandith and Ravi Patna
• Team 2. Ivar Hakonarson and Eswarie Balan
• Team 3. Sanket Korgaonkar and Melvyn Tan
• Team 4. Akhil Kamani and Harsh Mundhra
• Team 5. Charlie Hauch and Vincent Manon
• Team 6. Jack Kershy and YinYin Yu

Comments for Presenters

• Powerpoint, 10 minutes, Memory Stick or Web Download
• Your audience knows pretty much what you know, so you can go directly to the heart of the matter
• You should have already organized your data and done some EDA
• What you need to have
  • Well posed, clear questions for investigation
  • Clear view of any criterion for judging the success, or nonsuccess of a strategy (if appropriate)
  • Some preliminary steps checked off
  • Citations of any sources that are relevant

Comments for Listeners

• Your colleagues count on your participation in their presentation.
• There will be time for questions at the end of each presentation.
• In my experience, a lot of very interesting material gets covered very quickly in these presentation.
  • You can learn as much or more from these as from any class this term.
  • Every project you hear about will suggest to you how you can make yours better.