Difference between revisions of "Intermediate report meeting"
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Latest revision as of 10:43, 28 May 2009
On Friday, 3 April 2009 at 12:00 we will have our "midterm" meeting in room POL/210 in the Amphipôle.
The goals of this meeting are:
- to give feedback on your progress
- to discuss preliminary results and potential challenges
Each group of students will give a (powerpoint) presentation of no more than 15 minutes with (at least) the following slides:
1. Title of your project, your names, the name(s) of your supervisor(s) and (optionally) one image that characterizes your project and/or photos of yourselves!
2. Goal(s) of your project: No more than 3 items!
3. Background: Why is this project relevant/interesting?
4. Methodology: At least one slide on algorithms, equations, etc. that you are using
5. Challenges: What is likely to be the most difficult part in your project?
6. Feedback: Any suggestion to improve the (second half of) course in general?
Divide the slides among the study group members equally such that everybody will have the opportunity (or challenge :-) to present. See [[1]] for (my personal) advise on giving good presentations.
Send your presentation by e-mail to me and upload them to the wiki!
(back to main page of Course: "Solving Biological Problems that require Math")
