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determine the presentation order at the beginning of the poster
sessions: please don't arrive late!
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<b>Instructions for posters:</b> you may pick-up a 3'x4' poster board from Cindy
Williams in 4105b and you are limited to this one board! Please hold it
horizontally so I can hang the boards in the corridor.
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<b>Instructions for poster session:</b> you will have 10 minutes to present
your poster, plus a few minutes for questions. Try to give everyone a
sense of the problem you attacked, the solutions you contemplated, and
the results you've gotten (or what you've learned). Your presentations
will be be judged by how well you get your message across. Every member
of the group should participate in the presentation. (Non-native
speaker difficulties will be taken into consideration.)
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<b>Instructions for final web report:</b> your final report should be on
/vol/www/Info/Courses/Current/CS516 by monday May 5th at noon
(absolutely ALL pages MUST be in a subdirectory of the above). It will
be the most important contribution of your project as well as the
longest-lasting! Your web pages will remain on our server for years to
come and many people will find them via the search engines! The final
report should start with the usual introduction to the problem you are