Day 11, Mat194: Mathematical Sciences Seminar

Today:

Announcements:

Mock-ups of posters due next time. Here were some mockups of the infinity unit, which you might use as models.
Who's got evaluations for me?

New Homework:

Wed

3/31

Genetics of Alex Kuhl (well, not really!)

For 4/7: Genetics (p. 148)

For 4/7: mock up your poster (as we did for "infinity"). This should be a single page, representing your poster presentation. Include a "User's Guide" for me, to the elements of your poster.

Upcoming talks and events:
- The Amazing Race! (this is worth two evaluations, as per our discussion in class)
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		Last year, we had approximately 10 teams participate
		in the race, and it took about two hours to complete.
		Thanks for passing this along!
		
		Brooke
		
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  Be there....
- Friday seminar: The Friday Seminar this week is on "Using Online Homework Systems" by Don Krug, Joe Nolan, and Mike Waters. It is at 3:00 in ST 111.

Alex Kuhl is here, to talk about (and to answer your questions about) life after undergrad. When I asked him to come in, I asked him to give you all some sense of how mathematics (in particular) has been good to him (if it has); perhaps courses he's glad he took, and those which didn't help as much.
So we'll start with that, and then we'll move to your questions:
1. What's your motivation for graduate school?
2. Why did you choose informatics?
3. How do you use your education in your work? How do you apply it?
4. When did you know that you wanted to go to graduate school?
5. What would be the motivation for going back to grad school?
6. What do you do at Cincinnati Bell?
7. Will graduate school open up opportunities for advancement?

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