Math164Presentations

• At what time do these events begin? -MacKenzieStuart
  • Presumably, at whatever time Math 164 meets on the listed dates. One could, in theory, ask portal. --RichardGarfinkel
    • Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:15 to 2:30!
      • Thus, each presentation must be no longer than 15 minutes (with questions? will there be time for questions?).
        • You know what? I don't think we're even invited to these. I think we're just being teased. And I think that's lame.
          • That's true. Did you notice how they didn't even bother to tell us the topic of their presentations, or even the class? Can I sue the class under the FOIA? Answers must be had!
            • Yay bullets! Sorry, I totally stole a page on funwiki to organize these. Other people are welcome to come to these presentations. ProfessorYong
              • Speaking of bullets, I'm noticing that the bullet indentation doesn't increase linearly. Will one of these presentations cover the algorithm used to determine bullet indentation?
                • Alternately, I could just be really bad at estimating distances.

• Bullets do
  • go in linearly
    • It's just the
      • different numbers
        • of lines on
          • each one that
            • makes it look
              • uneven.
                • JonathanBeall.

Tuesday, April 18

 1. RobinBaur
 2. ErikShimshock
 3. Joe Majkut
 4. Tristan Sharp
 5. Stephanie Moyerman

Thursday, April 20

 1. Sean Fogarty
 2. Matt Williams
 3. Dan & Dan
 4. Ajoy & Gordon

Tuesday, April 25

 1. Elisa Celis
 2. Simon
 3. Alan Davidson
 4. IanWin?

Thursday, April 27

 1. Victor Camacho
 2. ChrisErickson
 3. Hope Runyeon
 4. Eugene Quan