Guidelines

• Presentation: The assigned presenter is expected to lead the discussion on the exercises and examples, delivering a mini-lecture. You are welcome to add additional notes or content to the notebooks.

• Duration: Aim for a presentation length of approximately 15–20 minutes.

• Scheduling: I will confirm the presenters for the upcoming week every Monday or Tuesday.

• Substitution: If a presenter is unavailable (e.g., due to dropping the class), the next person in line will take their place.

• Order: Presentation orders are determined by random shuffling using the code provided below.

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Week 1:

• Jupyter and Python

• Intro to Statistical Computing

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Week 2:

• Qu, Xinhao, Sorting

• Lopez, Nancy, Real Numbers

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Week 3:

Each one needs to explain an algorithm and solve a programming exercise (the two are not related):

• Zhou, Bufan, Week3A

• Li, Chuanman, Week3B

• Olawole, Alice, Week3C

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Week 4:

• Galicia Lona, Axel, Week4A

• Xue, Yijia, Week4B, with data airports and names

• Jones, Nathalie, Week4C

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Week 5:

• Lin, Ying, Week5A

• Wu, Yifan, Week5B

• Kritik Saxena, Week5C

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Week 6:

• Wang, Kaiming, Week6A

• Lin, Pei-Ling, Week6B, MNIST image

• Kaushal Nandagiri, Week6C

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Week 7:

• FallahiFard, Behzad, Week7A

• Liu, Yuxin, Week7B

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Week 8:

• Tang, Luhan, Week8A

• Liu, Linlin, Week8B

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Week 9:

• Yang,Chenguang,

• Lee, Wonkeun