presentations

Graduate Presentations


Presenter	Topic	Presentation Date
Minh Dang	Sensing Motion	April 30
Amir Eibagi	Application localization in Android and iOS	May 2
Xiaohan Li	Interacting with, and replacing, the phone and camera	May 2
Kiet Nguyen	Geolocation in HTML5 and Android	April 30
Kiruthika Sivaraman	Integrating ads into your Android and iOS apps	April 30
Karthik Vakati	UI Test automation on Android	May 2
Kai Wu	Gestures in Android	May 2
Jeffrey Yi	HTML5 app convertors (such as PhoneGap and Appspresso)	April 30

Keep your presentations at a practical, hands-on level.
To encourage that, your "paper" deliverable is not a research paper but a lab, just like the labs that you worked on for this course. Develop a lab that students could work through in an hour or so. Produce starter files, tool installation instructions, and step-by-step questions. (Give me the answers too.)
Put up your material on some web page or wiki. (If in doubt, use `public_html` in your repo.)
You also prepare a presentation, in PDF or HTML format (not PowerPoint). You can export from PowerPoint if you like.
All papers and presentations are due April 29, 23:59, even if your presentation is due on May 2 or 7.