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Added by Karen Schwalm, last edited by Aneurin Shoemaker on Dec 08, 2006 (view change)

This area is for Sue Murry's CIS 105 Poster Session.

Monday December 4	Presentation Title	Wednesday December 6	Presentation Title
Jeff Hughes	Security In Computer Technology	Brandon Zimmerman	The Major Uses of Robotics
Kim Bachman	Smart Board: Interactive Presentation	Lauren Wood
Anca Botinestean	Biometrics	Trina Figueroa	E-Commerce
Beata Szatko	Opportunities in Digital Art and Animation	Dale Hunnewell
Kelsey Wyser	Radio Frequency Identification	Aneurin Shoemaker	Artificial Neural Networking
Laura Johnson	Digital Video & Graphics: A real world application.	Jessica Gutierrez
Heather Persons	[WiMAX]: Faster, Cheaper, Better	Jono Blanchard	Microprocessors
		Eva Barrios	AI: The Machine Age

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Dale, did you upload your whole presentation? I could only get your title slide to appear.

Posted by Karen Schwalm at Dec 06, 2006 12:27 | Permalink

Karen i posted the wrong presentation I reposted it

Posted by Dale Hunnewell at Dec 08, 2006 08:15 | Permalink

It was cool to see two different presentations on [WiMax] and [WiFi] to help distinguish between the details of both.

Posted by Jeffrey Hughes at Dec 07, 2006 14:00 | Permalink

A branch of my security presentation was biometrics, but I didnt have the time to get into detail with it. Anca's presentation outlined biometrics very well for me.

Posted by Jeffrey Hughes at Dec 07, 2006 14:01 | Permalink

I just wanted to say that all of the powerpoints that I downloaded were well done. Good Job!

Posted by Trina Figueroa at Dec 08, 2006 02:19 | Permalink

Nice job everybody. I know that each one of us worked hard on the power points and on the presentations, but it is worth it. Nice job and Happy Holidays.

Posted by Ancuta Botinestean at Dec 08, 2006 08:03 | Permalink

I think it was really interesting that Laura incorporated her job and all of its computers and tecnologies into her presentation. It helped to link it to the 'real world'

Posted by Lauren Wood at Dec 08, 2006 08:14 | Permalink

All of the presentations were really good!

Posted by Lauren Wood at Dec 08, 2006 08:17 | Permalink

I believe the presentations where really great everyone was representing a lot of knowlege.

Posted by Dale Hunnewell at Dec 08, 2006 08:19 | Permalink