EE 693 - Graduate Seminar (Spring 2009)
Lecture Notes

Week #1 Introduction . Myths about presentational speaking

Week #2 Writing technical papers, PPT slides and reference.

Week #3 Presentation skills.
Shaping your aims & objectives.

Week #4 Organizing content.
Visual aids.

Week #4 Simon Peyton Jones, How to write a write a great research paper, Microsoft Research, Cambridge.
Technical paper guidelines.

Week # 6 invited presentations.

Week # 7 Preparation of presentations.

Weeks #8-14 Final presentations.
Grading template.

Research proposals

• Arthur, Michael R
• Avula, Mallikarjun
• Calvert, Paul
• Hogue, Joshua S.
• Inguva, Venkata Anand
• Li, Jun
• Qiu, Fan

• Hutto, David W.
• Rahman, Rizwana
• Rajasekaran, Sharmila
• Spivey, Matthew
• Thanigachalam, Saravanan
• Yeladandi, Manish
• Young, Drew J.

Final presentations

• Hogue, Joshua S.
• Thanigachalam, Saravanan
• Arthur, Michael R

• Hutto, David W.
• Rajasekaran, Sharmila
• Inguva, Venkata Anand

• Qiu, Fan
• Li, Jun
• Calvert, Paul

• Rahman, Rizwana
• Young, Drew J.
• Spivey, Matthew

• Avula, Mallikarjun
• Yeladandi, Manish

Examples

• Research paper example #1 and example #2.
• Survey paper example:
  Miguel Á. Ruiz-Sánchez, Ernst W. Biersack, Walid Dabbous, Survey and Taxonomy of IP Address Lookup Algorithms, IEEE Network, March/April 2001, pp. 8-23.
  

Research paper PDF template and Word template. .