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Final Projects

 

Each student will select two topics, only 1 from each of the 3 categories listed below.

These are approved topics, if a student wishes to report on another, submit a brief written description of the topic for approval.

First student to select a topic gets that topic, only 1 student per topic.

 

Distractions During Presentations Will be Penalized

 

 

Presentation Requirements

PowerPoint Presentation Guidelines

Presentation Schedule

Acceptable Topics

Selected Topics

Credits-Citations

 

 

Presentation Requirements

 

  A 10 minute PowerPoint presentation will be given to the class on the assigned date. (10 minutes for both topics)

  At the beginning of class the student will Email a copy to [email protected] and also to my school account.

  Stand during the presentation

  Refer to refer to bullets or pictures or graphs etc on the slides.

  The presentation must include

      ♦  An outline or table of contents for the presentation.

     ♦  A body that follows the outline

     ♦  A summary of the main topics covered.

     ♦  Pictures, diagrams, and tables when appropriate.

     ♦  Bullets, not paragraphs.

 

 

Presentation Schedule

 

Student

Presentation Date

Submitted

Presented

Nobel

Friday, December 9

George

Friday, December 9

Justin

Monday, December 12

Eric

Monday, December 12

Julia

Monday, December 12

Simon

Tuesday, December 13

Achyut

Tuesday, December 13

Clay

Tuesday, December 13

 

 

 

Acceptable Topics

No duplicates, first one to pick gets the topic

 

 

Category 1

Cagegory 2

Category 3

Artificial Intelligence

DNA Computers

Augusta Byron

Assembly Language

ENIAC

Claude Shannon

Cryptography

Machine Architecture

John von Neumann

Development of Languages

Nano Computers

George Boole

Genetic Algorithms

Cray Computers

Grace Hopper

Operating Systems

Logic Gates

Alan Turing

Parallel Processing

Babbage Machines

John Backus

Compilers

Turing Machine

Presper Eckert

OpenGL

Internet

Richard Feynman

Fractals

Quantum Computers

Colossus Computers

 

 

 

Selected Topics

Check mark indicates presentation given

 

Student

First Topic

Second Topic

Nobel

Nano Computers

OpenGL

George

Fractals

Quantum Computing

Justin

Artificial Intelligence

John Von Neuman

Eric

DNA Computers

Cryptography

Julia

Internet

Compilers

Simon

Genetic Algorithms

Machine Architecture

Achyut

Babbage Machines

Grace Murray Hopper

Clay

Assembly Language

Logic Gates

 

 

 

 

Credit and Citations

 

  List all references used. Each project must have at least 3 references.

  References

    ♦  Texts: Title, Author(s), Publisher.

    ♦  Internet: URL, Title, Author(s).

    ♦  Citations

         Ø Placed where used in body of text

         Ø Format: (Reference number x, page x)

         Ø If Internet reference, instead of page, enter Section TItle XXX)