First draft of Lecture 17 nodes

lectures/lecture17/Makefile

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lectures/lecture17/lecturenotes.tex

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+\title{CS6963 Lecture \#17}
+\author{Robert Ricci}
+\date{April 8, 2014}
+
+\begin{document}
+
+\maketitle
+
+\begin{outline}
+
+\1 Post-mortem for Lab 1
+    \2 Was our plan sufficient?
+    \2 What could/should we have done differently?
+
+\1 Grading Lab 1
+    \2 Everyone will try to reproduce someone else's result!
+    \2 Assignments to be passed out after class
+    \2 Due next Tuesday
+
+\1 Giving talks - specifically, conference type talks
+
+\1 Slides
+    \2 Your slides are not your notes
+        \3 They are visual aids to punctuate what you're saying
+    \2 If you and the slides say the same thing, one is not necessary
+    \2 You are competing with your slides for audience attention
+        \3 Don't put up complicated stuff all at once---progressive reveal
+        \3 Use bullet lists as little as possible
+    \2 Slides are not paper, you don't have to do black on white
+    \2 Use color to convey information, but remember
+        \3 Conference projectors have the worst color accuracy in the universe
+        \3 Colorblindness, esp. red/green colorblindness
+    \2 If you're not comfortable with humor, just put the joke on the slide
+    \2 Animations should only reduce confusion or convey information
+
+\1 Preparation
+    \2 Do practice talks---and consider the audience
+    \2 Listen to feedback, don't argue with it
+    \2 Do two practices after the final change you make to your slides
+    \2 It's important to be comfortable (physically as well as mentally)
+
+\1 Presentation
+    \2 Never look at your slides
+    \2 Never look at your slides
+    \2 Don't us a laser pointer---use animated objects on the slides
+    \2 Talk to people, not the room
+
+\end{outline}
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+\end{document}