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WORK SCHEDULE FOR CS 4960 -- Fall 2014
WEEK #1: Thursday, August 21
- CS 4960 meets in P-113 on Thursday, August 21.
- Overview of Course Documents and Organization
WEEK #2: Thursday, August 28
- Discussion of Topic Selection, Presentation Preparation, and Evaluation
WEEK #3: Thursday, September 4
- Discussion of Topic Selection, Presentation Preparation, and Evaluation
WEEK #4: Thursday, September 11
- Deadline for all preliminary
topic proposals: Thursday, September 11.
Quoting from the Course Description:
Propose the topic to the instructor (e-mail forms). The proposal
must include:
- full citations, in proper form, of multiple reliable sources (at
least two) from which you intend to draw.
- an abstract of between 80 and 120 words, which describes the
nature of the scholarly content that you will include in your
presentation.
Consult the Course Description for the rest of the details. Penalty
for noncompliance will be significant.
- Discussion of Topic Selection, Presentation Preparation, and Evaluation
WEEK #5: Thursday, September 18
- Discussion of Topic Selection, Presentation Preparation, and Evaluation
WEEK #6: Thursday, September 25
- DEADLINE
for approval
of all topic proposals: Thursday, September 25.
You must meet this deadline to pass the course.
WEEK #7: Thursday, October 2
- October 2 distribution of copies of the next written report:
WEEK #8: Thursday, October 9
- Speaker #01, October 9: Zane Williams
- Topic: Garbage Collection in Java
- October 9 distribution of copies of the next written report:
WEEK #9: Thursday, October 16
- Speaker #02, October 16: Angela Martinez
- Topic: Cyber Terrorism
- October 16 distribution of copies of the next written report:
WEEK #10: Thursday, October 23
- Speaker #03, October 23: Daniel Jimenez-soto
- Topic: Biometrics: Security Structures, Applications, and Challenges
- October 23 distribution of copies of the next written report:
WEEK #11: Thursday, October 30
- Speaker #04, October 30: Summer Whitehouse
- Topic: 3-D Printing: Where it Came From and Where it's Going
- October 30 distribution of copies of the next written report:
WEEK #12: Thursday, November 6
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Speaker #05, November 6: Rajat Chadha
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Topic: Scrum Methodology
- November 6 distribution of copies of the next written report:
WEEK #13: Thursday, November 13
- Speaker #06, November 13: Shawn Cole
- Topic: Solutions for Rendering 3D Graphics on the Web and Mobile Devices
- November 13 distribution of copies of the next written report:
- Re-distribution of copies of a report:
WEEK #14: Thursday, November 20
- Speaker #07, November 20 at 3:00 p.m.: Thomas Falasco
- Topic: Gestural Interface Technology
- Do-over of Speaker #01, November 20 at 4:00 p.m.: Zane Williams
- Topic: Garbage Collection in Java
- November 20 distribution of copies of the next written report:
- Rescheduled distribution of copies of written report:
WEEK #15: Thursday, November 27
- NO CLASS - THANKSGIVING DAY
WEEK #16: Thursday, December 4
- Speaker #08, December 4 at 3:00 p.m.: Charles Espinosa
- Topic: Exploiting the Cloud: Solutions for Parallel Programming
- Rescheduled Speaker #05, December 4 at 4:00 p.m.: Rajat Chadha
- Topic: Scrum Methodology