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Smith Blue Wuest Hardy 4 students today, 8 next Wednesday Today: Course Evaluation

Your Talks April 24 (9 students)April 26 (5 students) Jau, Whitbeck (15) Course Evaluation (20) Reinagel, Cotita, Majdili (20)Blue, Wuest (15) Gott, Tekle (15)Hardy (10) Killian(10)Smith (10) Towery (10) 70 minutes55 minutes The class period is 75 minutes (3:00-4:15). You are allotted 10 minutes if presenting alone, 15 minutes if two are presenting, 20 minutes if three are presenting. If talks end early, I will lecture. “Eat lunch or be lunch.”—Scott McNealy

Your Talks May 1 (8 students)May 3 (9 students) Burgdorf (10)Durso (10) Glaude, Green (15)Heath (10) McCarthy (10) Lurhsen, Wilburn (15) McDuffee (10) Neyland, Payne (15) Salley, Bonar (15) Reilley (10) Butler (10)Stites, VanWagner (15) 70 minutes75 minutes The class period is 75 minutes (3:00-4:15). You are allotted 10 minutes if presenting alone, 15 minutes if two are presenting, 20 minutes if three are presenting. If talks end early, I will lecture.

Grading Your Talks Tentative grading sheet: environment-related topic (0-3) scientific evidence presented (0-5) effort by presenter to evaluate evidence (0-4) talk organized and flowed logically (0-5) evidence of thought on part of presenter (0-5) good effort and enthusiasm (0-3) total (0-25)