Instead of a multiple choice Semester Exam, you can choose to make a presentation from the list of topics below. Your presentation must be at least ten minutes long, technically correct and must include a paper, outline and handout submitted as a pdf. Only one student from any class may choose a topic. You must schedule your presentation before the two last days of the semester because we will be taking tests both days.
1. Document Standards in Academics and Business - Ben Z.
2. Email Standards in Academics, Business and Informal Use
3. Computing Power - Moore's Law and the Evolution of Processing - Wyatt C
4. The Largest Carbon Producers and Their Contribution to Global Climate Change - Lauren G.
5. Eliminating Hunger with Technology - Mohammad
6. Green Building, Affordable Housing and Innovative Architectural Movements - Juliet Team
7. Online Math Resources
8. 3D Studio Max, Maya and Lightwave
9. Internet Service, Access and Bandwidth - An Introduction and Analysis of Current Issues
10. Electronic Privacy - An Introduction and Analysis of Current Issues - Heidi K.
11. Creating Dimension, Texture and Transparency in Computer Graphics
12. Computer Science and Innovation
13. Technology and Humiliation - How a Lack of Understanding of Technology Has Resulted in Embarassment for Individuals, Companies and Governments - William D.
14. Web Innovations
