Required readings in bold; others supplementary. As an alternative to covering the one or two assigned papers, presenters should feel free to present on the general topic domain using the primary and supplementary readings (or even suggest their own!). The supplementary lists can get quite long -- this is not meant to be imposing! We simply think that each represents a handy constellation of papers for those interested in getting more acquainted with each subarea. We will provide a roadmap as we go with overviews in class. Feel free to ask for more context at any time.
Please see these guidelines for giving a good talk. Every student is responsible for doing all required readings. Please come prepared to discuss, and come being able to describe background, methodology, experimental setups, and key results (for experimental papers). For non-experimental papers, be prepared to discuss the background and each key idea.
No project presentations – class ends at 5:00