CPSC 532E
– Seminar Presentations
Seminars
are generally given at the beginning of each week (Mondays).
1.
At the beginning of each seminar class, students will hand in a hardcopy of five
questions about the material being covered that day.
(Participation mark will be based in part on these.) Questions can be about anything relevant—e.g.,
the psychological research described in the paper, the applications to
information visualization or graphics, or the visualization or interface tasks
that were covered in the readings.
2.
A presentation
will then be given by one of the students in the class. Presentations will be 35-45 minutes long, and cover
the assigned readings for that class.
Presentations must touch on both the psychological research, and
possible applications to interface design / information visualization /
computer graphics.
3.
Following the seminar, there will be a general discussion
of the topic, based on the questions
that have been submitted.
(Participation mark will also be based in part on people’s
contributions to these discussions.)
NOTE TO PRESENTERS: Please send me the powerpoint file of your
seminar at least 12 hours before the class so that I can make notes available
for the class. (These will be posted on the web page for that
seminar.)