Paper and Presentation Grading Guidelines
CS 555 Paper/Presentation Topics
| Student | Topic | Presentation Date |
| Abdulla Alasaadi | Bluetooth | Dec 8, slot 3 |
| Ahmed Alsum | Cellular Internet Access | Nov 24, slot 1 |
| Priyanka Bharatula | Voice over IP | Nov 19, slot 2 |
| Vinay Dhareshawar | DNS Attacks | Nov 19, slot 3 |
| Yukun Fu | Congestion Control of Wireless Sensor Networks for Improving Energy Efficiency | Nov 24, slot 2 |
| Sandeep Gampa | WiMAX | Dec 3, slot 1 |
| Vikas Ganjigunte Ashok | Localization in Mobile Networks | Dec 8, slot 4 |
| Rachana George | Intrusion Detection Systems | Dec 3, slot 3 |
| Tihomir Hristov | IPsec | Dec 3, slot 2 |
| Sateesh Kadiyala | Peer-to-Peer Applications | Nov 19, slot 1 |
| Jianxiang Li | IPv6 | Dec 8, slot 1 |
| Milena Mektesheva | Cloud Computing | Nov 24, slot 3 |
| Elliott Peay | Net Neutrality | Dec 1, slot 3 |
| Widodo Samyono | PGP | Dec 8, slot 2 |
| Dong Si | Sensor Networks for Environmental Monitoring | Dec 1, slot 1 |
| Andrew Steffey | TCP over Wireless Networks | Dec 1, slot 2 |
CS 455 Paper Topics
| Student | Topic |
| Jacob Baughman | Net Neutrality |
| Rebecca Cooper | Securing Wireless LANs (WEP) |
| Keisha Johnson | Intrusion Detection Systems |
| Jin Sung Kim | PPP |
| Eli Leyman | Denial of Service Attacks |
| Steven Murray | WiMAX |
| Jamil Pickett | WiMAX |
| Dwight Swain | Net Neutrality |
| Andrew Thieman | Intrusion Detection Systems |
| Andrew Wharton | Bluetooth |
| Tyler Wood | IPv6 |
Paper Grading Guidelines
There are four main components to the grade for your paper:
- Grammar
- Are there many grammatical/spelling errors?
- Style
- Does the writing flow?
- Is the paper interesting to read?
- Organization
- Is the paper organized in a clear, logical manner?
- Does the paper contain the required headings?
- Does the paper follow the required format?
- Content
- Does the paper cover the topic well?
- Is there enough background material?
Presentation Grading Guidelines
I will be looking for the following items when you give your presentation:
Slides
- Slides contain no spelling or grammatical errors.
- Slides contain interesting graphics that support the text.
- Slides have a neat/clean/non-distracting layout.
- There is an appropriate amount of text on each slide.
Presentation Style
- Presenter faces the audience and often makes eye contact.
- Presenter does not only read from the slides or notes.
- Presenter speaks with a clear, confident voice and at an appropriate speed.
- Presenter manages time well.
Topic
- Presentation is logically organized.
- Presenter discusses an appropriate amount of background and context information.
- Presenter makes the main points of the presentation clear.
