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Two weeks before your presentation, deadline Oct 31, you will post a 10-minute zoom version of your presentation. Please email me the link that zoom will provide to you, no later than the Fri Oct 31 deadline (with no passcode please: the recording will be behind the CU firewall). Watch your own zoom recording. You are your own best critic!
Each of you will sign up as a reviewer of 3 of the presentations. Your choices will be posted on this page. First come first served. Each of 3 reviewers takes responsibility for asking questions during the 5 minute q&a period.
The first problem set of the semester is to select a survey/mission/experiment, and to write a short abstract explaining your selection. Your selected survey will be posted here.
The grading is:
Video | 12 points |
Presentation | 12 points |
Reviewing | 6 points |
In grading, I look for: clarity; organization; accuracy; adequate references; response to questions; avoidance of tics (um, er, like).
The list of presentations will be posted on this web page.
Topics from a previous class (2021):
Date | Name | Survey/Mission/Experiment |
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1. M Nov 8 | Ryan Skoletsky | James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) 2021 |
2. M Nov 8 | Anna Estes | European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT) 2024 |
3. M Nov 8 | Daniel Mendoza | Euclid |
4. W Nov 10 | Johnny Dorigo-Jones | Athena X-ray Observatory |
5. W Nov 10 | Joshua Hibbard | Dark Ages Polarimeter Pathfinder Epoch of Reionization (DAPPER) |
6. W Nov 10 | Dale Gray | IceCube Neutrino Detector |
7. F Nov 12 | Shane Zhang | Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe (WMAP) |
8. F Nov 12 | Tyler Bishop | Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) |
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