CMSC 691M Multimedia Networking and Data Management

Student Presentation Schedule (other instructions at the bottom of the page)
 

Name	Date	Slides
Manoj	9/16/04	RTSP, RTP/RTCP
Nimish	9/21/04	SCTP
Aarti	9/23/04	SIP
Deepak	9/23/04	H.323
Sundar	10/5/04	RSVP/RSVP-TE
Yun	10/7/04	Diffserv/MPLS
Minal	10/5/04	IPV6
Sharon	10/12/04	DWT
Usha	10/12/04	Audio Compression STDs
Fang	10/19/04	MBone/IP Multicast
Jay	10/14/04	Peer-to-Peer basics
Yong	10/26/04	Video Processing
Yun	11/02/04	Paper Peer-to-Peer Streaming
Sharon	11/09/04	Paper MMFS
Manoj	11/11/04	RLM, ppt
Minal	11/16/04	Paper, ppt
Sundar	11/18/04	Paper, ppt
Nikunj	11/23/04	Music retrieval
Aarti	11/30/04	paper, ppt
Jay	12/02/04	paper, ppt
Usha	12/07/04	paper, ppt
Nimish	12/09/04	paper, ppt
Deepak/Fang	12/14/04 Deep paper, ppt	Fang paper, Presentation
	12/17/04  (1pm to 3 pm Grad Lab)	Project Demo from each group

Important:

 1.Attendance is mandatory and will count toward class participation.
 2.Come prepared to the class (read the paper!) and have one or two questions ready. This
   counts toward class participation as well.
 3.Take a look at this document on how to read a paper (by Michael Hanson and updated by
   Dylan McNamee)  "Efficient reading of papers in science and technology"

Evaluation Criteria:

   Clarity of presentation
   Organization of content
   Technical content depth
   Delivery

As you prepare your presentation, think about the following.
At the end of your presentation, is your audience able to paraphrase to some degree the
answers to the following questions:

 1.What is the problem discussed in the paper?
 2.What is its significance?
 3.What is the solution presented in the paper?
 4.How effective is it in solving the problem?
 5.How does it compare to other research work?