2270 Project Presentation S2016

Presentations are on the last two days of class
in AEB 320, the usual classroom. You may use all
facilities, especially whiteboards and projection.

Bring your own laptop for projection. The best results
are from PDF sources. Try not to use software solutions
like PowerPoint, because the projection system may disappoint.

Paper copies distributed in the classroom at the time of
the presentation are appreciated.

Some agreements have already been made for presentations (* below).
Please confirm your intent to present, by email REPLY to
ggustaf@math.utah.edu

If you have not made a committment to present your project,
then do so now. Those who present a project historically receive
a grade of A to add to their semester total. Those who do not
present a project rely upon their writing skills only. 

The DEADLINE for everyone is May 2, for email receipt of a PDF 
of the project and any sourcese used to make the project, including 
computer code and word processing sources. Email the PDF and sources
to ggustaf@math.utah.edu

A star (*) next to a group means the presentation is set for Friday April 22.

Chris Sannar:     Music and composition
John Chambers:    Spectral Differences in Sounds and Music
Mahalia Lotz:     Musical instruments
* Jie Zhang and Pratusha Bopanna: Using Markov Chains to Compose Music Pieces

* Tyler Adams with Choi, Moody and Tovar: Cryptography
Braden Scothern: Hamming codes
Seth Reelitz: Hill cipher

Connor Kuhn:  Image compression
Jessica Murdock: Image processing
* Daniel Mattheis: Fractal generation and affine maps

Nathan Romriell: Fractals, linear algebra and computer graphics
William Garnes: Fractal art

* Veronica Dean-Perry with Maria Novozenya: Weighted Least Squares to Model Data 
Orenda Williams: Portfolio theory and optimization
* Michael Barret Williams: FFT and financial derivatives
Christian Butler: Expected value and Texas hold 'em poker
Benson Haglund: Economics, Consumption Matrix
David Ethan Hamilton: Economics, Linear Models
   with Marty Simmons, Daniel Merrill, Aaron Kramer, and Carlos Guerra

Adding a project: Please email your project title and names of the members in the group.
Committment to present the project: Please email your intent. Please confirm if you already agreed.