The first presentation that I watched was called iDime: Interactive Discrete Math Experience which was created to help teach students discrete math in an interactive way. As a student right now taking this class and being a person who like the hands on approach more than just listening to a lecture, this would really help a student like me to understand the fundamental concepts in discrete math. The project was well done and has a very current audience where students who would use their program would help the understanding of gates and how they function.
The second presentation was Wireless Broadband Data Analysis in California. They did a great job doing a project on something that regular people would never think about. The project is really to help see how well the major mobile corporations really keep up with their own network, sort of like a check and balance to see if what the company is saying that they are providing, really is that. I thought that it was very well done and informative.
The last presentation was CalSPEED Trends. I have seen this website and it is really laid out really well. By making it user friendly to use and pleasing to the eyes, it is a great way to see where and how quick providers are really providing for mobile speed. However, I thought the presentation was a little vague and probably could have gone into a few more details on how they got the data and how they continue to input data. Overall, well done.
Pick at least three presentations, keep an entry on your learning journal on your reflection, such as (but not limited to) what was type of the project? was the project well done? how do you like the presentation? can the project and presentation be improved? (30-45 min)
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