Final Project Presentation Schedule (and some advice/guidelines)

Presentation order on each date is flexible. ALSO, if your group is prepared to present early AND we have time before the end of class, you can present before your scheduled day.
April 8 [T]  
Kilpatrick, A., Robinson, A., & Sunyoger, G.

Barnes, K., Margerum, A., & Tyrrell, C.

 

April 10 [Th]  
Bruder, L., LaMange, E., & Nurmi, M.

Gutzwiller, J., Rieder, K., & Zaluski, V.

 

April 15 [T]  
Day, T., Scammell, L., & Veiga, M.

Grassa, A., Nicholas, M., & Whittaker, H.

 

April 17 [Th]  
Hrubes, S., Nicholson, L., & Sueiras, A.

Babyok, I., Boyd, R., & Marian, G.

 

April 22 [T]  
TBA

TBA

 

April 24 [Th]  
TBA

TBA

 

Guidelines & Advice
  • Presentations should be NO MORE than 15 minutes long (there is simply NOT enough time to allow everyone to present otherwise).
  • You will be docked 5 percent of your presentation grade for every minute (or fraction) you go over the time limit!
  • So, I will cut you off at the 20-minute mark (i.e., once you've lost 25 percent of your grade) to keep things moving and save time for others.

  • Strategy Tip: Designs can be discussed in ANY order you want; typically, though, they tend to go (1) Non-Experiment, (2) Quasi-Experiment, and (3) Experiment.

  • Strategy Tip: Have your PowerPoint slideshow ready to go on a USB drive, or, email it to me so I can have it waiting on the computer desktop to run right away. Don't waste your time finding and setting up your presentation!

  • IMPORTANT: Final presentation grades include TWO parts:
    1. The presentation grade = 18 pts
    2. Participation in others' presentations = 10 pts
IMPORTANT: Please do not ask questions merely to ask questions. We don't want to take away any class time that would otherwise have been needed by the people who have yet to present.

I'm only expecting you to ask 3 groups a good question during these presentation weeks in order to get your full participation grade.