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Blog 1: 2013 2-Hour Presentation Reflections

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Blog Assignment #1
2013 2-Hour Presentation Reflections

Now that this long and interesting two weeks of senior presentations is over I can finally do my blog assignment. Some of the presentations I saw are listed below.

Electronic Dance Music by Jorge
Designing Haunted Attraction by Lucas
Horticulture by Danielle
Criminal Investigation by Gawen
Social Media Networking by Mariah
Art Curating by Ivy
Firefighting by Joseph
Fashion by Arista
Theater Technician by Dolores
Music Journalism by Jose
Marine Conservation Bio by Eric
Body Building by Dina
Equine Assisted Therapy by Amber

After seeing these wonderful presentations, although some may have not been and have taught me what not to do for my presentation next year, I have learned many new things about a wide variety of topics, but it still leaves me with questions about senior project itself.

  1. What is the actual day to day work that we have to do for senior project? Do we have to fill out papers? Logs?
  2. What components do we have to do senior year? As I do not recall any mentioning any components.
From watching the presentations I have had a chance to think about what is important to a successful presentation. I feel that in order to have a successful presentation, you must be prepared and have meet all of the P requirements.

Watching these presentations has made me think about what topic I will do next year for my presentation, and so far this list is as follows.
  • Quantum Computing because I LOVE (<3, 143! 143!) anything that has to do with quantum physics, and if you put that together with computers, which I also love as much, you end up with my #1 topic.
  • Robotics because I find that it will be an interesting topic to learn about and present.
  • Space Exploration, I love space, and therefore this is my backup topic.
  • Programming because I really want to do programming, but I have to find a way to make it interesting and fun, and I'll probably have to choose something more specific than "Programming".
 

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