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Reminders and Announcements

Reminders and Announcements. Projects due Thursday, May 5, 2 : 00 PM by email Keep consulting Maja and me for advice if you run into roadblocks or want to test ideas Reread the project description before writing Remember: 5 pages, no BS!

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Reminders and Announcements

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  1. Reminders and Announcements Projects due Thursday, May 5, 2:00 PM by email Keep consultingMaja and me for advice if you run into roadblocks or want to test ideas Reread the project description before writing Remember: 5 pages, no BS! You may have extra pages of references, tables, pictures, etc. but there is no guarantee they be read Harvard Bits

  2. Fill out course evaluations! Harvard Bits

  3. Exam – pick 2 hours out of 36 Starting Noon Sunday, May 8Any 2 hour window between then and midnight Monday, May 9 Same protocol as hour exam: Open book Open notes Open Internet No communication with any human being Harvard Bits

  4. Exam Content • Review everything! • There will be questions on the lectures, including the guest lectures • Some math: Write down the handful of equations and formulas and make sure you understand them • Some questions just testing whether you have been paying attention Harvard Bits

  5. The Koans • It’s all just bits • Perfection is normal • There is want in the midst of plenty • Processing is power • More of the same can be a whole new thing • Nothing goes away • Bits move faster than thought Harvard Bits

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