From: Randolph Wang <rywang@CS.Princeton.EDU>
Date: Wed, 8 Oct 2003 14:52:58 -0400 (EDT)
To: csugrad04@CS.Princeton.EDU, csugrad05@CS.Princeton.EDU, fbattagl@princeton.edu, dbengali@princeton.edu
Cc: tmmccoy@CS.Princeton.EDU, randy_class2@CS.Princeton.EDU
Subject: CS IW proposal talks

Hi,

(If you are not doing an IW, please ignore this mail.)

The IW proposal talks are scheduled for 10/13-15.  (The thesis
proposal talks are schedule for 10/20.)  I will send an email of
signup instructions at 8pm today, in case you want to catch it early
for a preferred slot.  If you wish your advisor to attend, you may
want to coordinate with your advisor about scheduling.


The requirements of the proposal talks are spelled out in the startup
meeting and on the web site.  The slides of the startup meeting are
online as well.  As a reminder, let me highlight a couple of things
that I look for:

- Convince the audience that you have a novel approach to an important
  problem;

- Provide detailed steps and timeline;

- Finish your talk in 5 minutes.

You may not have time to talk about all the details but I expect to
see the details in the slides.  In the past, some people have found it
useful to provide some of the details in the "notes" section of
Powerpoint slides; others have found it more convenient to provide
details in extra slides.


Please remember to upload your proposal talk slides to the course web
page prior to your talks.  You don't have to bring your own
computers---a networked laptop (with powerpoint installed) will be
made available for your talks.  If you have special equipment or
software needs and wish to bring your own machine, that's ok too.


For those of you who haven't registered online on the course web site
yet, please do so soon.  You won't be able to upload your slides until
after you register.  Also, I will stop sending IW spams to the csugrad
aliases and I will only send to those who have registered so the
registration is important.  (For IW students, if I don't see your
online registration by the end of Thursday, you will lose one point
for your course grade.)


See you at the talks,

Randy

http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~rywang/03fIND/

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From: Randolph Wang <rywang@CS.Princeton.EDU>
Date: Wed, 8 Oct 2003 20:03:07 -0400 (EDT)
To: csugrad04@CS.Princeton.EDU, csugrad05@CS.Princeton.EDU, fbattagl@princeton.edu, dbengali@princeton.edu
Cc: tmmccoy@CS.Princeton.EDU, randy_class2@CS.Princeton.EDU
Subject: Re: CS IW proposal talks

>  Hi, 
>   
>  (If you are not doing an IW, please ignore this mail.) 
>   
>  The IW proposal talks are scheduled for 10/13-15.  (The thesis 
>  proposal talks are schedule for 10/20.)  I will send an email of 
>  signup instructions at 8pm today, in case you want to catch it early 
>  for a preferred slot.  If you wish your advisor to attend, you may 
>  want to coordinate with your advisor about scheduling. 

Please visit:

    http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~rywang/03fIND/cal_prop.html

to sign up for talks.

Cheers,
Randy