DISCRETE MATHEMATICS
PRESENTATIONS SPRING 1999


Part of this course will be presentations tenth week. Your presentations will be from a topic in Discrete Math selected from the following list. This project will be a 20-25 minute presentation on the topic to the entire class. The presentation should include examples and problems, even a few homework problems. The homework problems should not be trivial but not impossible. You should turn in to me an answer sheet for the problems. You may also choose a topic not on this list if it has close ties to Discrete Math. You need to get the topic okayed by me by February 22th.

You may work in groups of 2 people. Look over the following topics and email me your top three choices of topics with all the names in your group listed. The selection of topics will be in a FIFO manner so the sooner you email the better.

Topic Sections in Discrete Math Assigned To...
Instant Insanity & Game Trees6.8 & 7.9 Susan & Tonia
Network Models & Maximal Flow8.1-8.3 Eric P. & Neenef
Matching & Petri Nets8.4-8.5
Combinatorial Circuits & Properties9.1-9.2 Rob & Garret
Boolean Algebras and Synthesis of Circuits9.3-9.4 Eric S. & Mike
Applications of Boolean Algebras9.5 + outside research
Closest Pair Problems11.1-11.2 Jesse and Jim
Convex Hull Computation11.3 + outside research Joshua & Autumn
Relational Databases2.7 + outside research
Cryptosystems3.7 + outside research Brian and Sean


TopicTentative Scheduled Presentation Date
CryptosystemsWednesday, March 1
GamesFriday, March 5, #1
NetworksFriday, March 5, #2
Combinatorial CircuitsMonday, March 8, #1
Boolean AlgebrasMonday, March 8, #2
Closest Pair ProblemsWednesday, March 10, #1
Convex Hull ComputationsWednesday, March 10, #2