Day 42 play-by-play, MAT115

Announcements:
- In my in-person class, it was logo day, part II.
- I've posted more review material today to help you get you ready for your final exam.
  Your final will come in two parts: old stuff and new stuff. So the review material for last time and today is to prepare you for the old stuff. Friday we'll hit the new.
- Reminder that you may make the Really Cool Object as a cheat link for the final. Make it out of 4x6 cards (it must be constructed if you are to use it).
  If you are in the on-line section, you simply need to show off your RCO for the camera before the exam, and then you may use it.
- This Friday I'll be reviewing the new material. If you have any specific questions you'd like addressed, you can submit those in advance.
- You have one homework still outstanding: your knotty problem (due Friday).
For those of you in the on-line section:
- The Final Exam:
  The exam will be held over the period from Wednesday, 2:20 to Friday at 5:00pm. You will need to carve out two hours in there somewhere for your exam.
  You will be allowed to make yourself notes, so long as they're in the form of the Really Cool Object.
- Your logo evaluations:
  - For this assignment, I asked you to "write a four-page (typed) paper, illustrating and explaining the mathematics behind your choice". In particular, I asked you to "think about
    1. Showing off your logo, of course;
    2. explaining the mathematical elements of the logo; and
    3. explaining why the components of the logo are meaningful to you.
    "There's usually a good story associated with one's choices. You'll want to tell that story, and make it entertaining for those who will be evaluating your work."
  - You will receive two other students' logos via email.
  - Your job: decide how well your peers did that.
    - Just give me a brief (one page per logo) review of each.
    - Compare their logo projects to yours: how did you do? (In essence, I'm asking you to review yourself, using the same criteria you used for theirs.) This is another page, for a total of three pages.
    Your identity will not be disclosed to those you review -- and I will actively protect your anonymity -- but your comments may be shared (especially positive ones!:).
  - You should submit your reviews on Canvas.

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