Instructions

• E-mail  your presentation title  and a short summary (few sentences) for approval to Anura.Jayasumana@colostate.edu, with subject line ECE456 Presentation Topic  by March 4.  
  
• You may either select a topic from the list given below or propose your own topic with instructor approval.
  The topic should not contain material of any presentation  that you have done for another course. 
• Presentations will be held during class periods.after the spring break   If there is any particular day you have to avoid, let me know.
• A presentation is expected to be 25 minutes long  including time for questions.   To avoid multiple presentations on the same topic and time conflicts,  topics and time slots   will be allocated on a first-requested  first-served basis.
• The slides have to be your own creations. You may use figures, tables, etc., from other sources, provided those are identified by the appropriate reference immediately following the figure/table.  In addition, include a list of all the references you've relied on for the presentation in a slide entitled 'Bibliography.'
• Grade will be based on the technical depth, quality of slides, presentation quality and Q&A responses. 
• E-mail your slides (ppt) to the instructor two working days prior to the presentation  for posting on Canvass.
• Tutorial papers on networking related topics  can be found in magazines such as IEEE Network, IEEE Personal Computing, and IEEE Wireless Communications. All IEEE papers are available for free from on-campus computers via IEEE Xplore (http://ieeexplore.ieee.org,  Try Browse --> Journals & Magazines).  ACM also has a number of magazines, including ACM Communications, ACM Queue, etc., that are freely available for CSU students at  ACM Portal (http://dl.acm.org/dl.cfm?coll=portal&dl=ACM).   GoogleScholar may also be useful.