Final paper and seminar
Final paper
The project and the relevant results will be documented in a form of a conference paper. This should be a 6-8 page document (double column, 9 pt font). In case you are doing the project in a pair the page count is 8-10 pages. The conference papers will be peer-reviewed by other students. The important dates for the final paper are the following.
| 27.11. | Deadline for the draft |
| 4.12. | Deadline for the peer-review comments on the draft |
| 13.12. | Deadline for final paper |
The draft of the paper should include at least some preliminary results (e.g. on coarse grids).
The formating of the paper should follow a specified style. I have provided a template for this at the end of the page.
The seminar
You will present your project in a final seminar to be held on the second exam period on 7th-11th of December. We will agree on the exact date of the seminar during the course. You will each have a 20 minute slot, out of which 10 to 15 minutes is reserved for the presentation and the rest for questions and comments.
Programme of the final seminar File PDF document
- Excel spreadsheet
List of peer-reviewers for the draft papers File
Final seminar presentation slots Scheduler
By submitting the final paper in this box you agree that your final paper is published on the course pages and can be accessed and downloaded by anyone. You will still hold exclusive copyright to your paper, which will be stated on the course page as well.
- Submit your final paper in this box, if you do not want that your paper is published on the course pages for anyone to access and download it. This will not have any impact on the assessment of your final paper.
Final paper template File Word 2007 document