I gave my end-of-semester talk on Tuesday. It could have gone better — I didn’t understand how to present a literature review and got nailed for that, my bad for not finding out the mechanics in advance . Overall I was happy with my presentation and the feedback, not terribly happy with the results of my research (which will go up in web form very soon).
The short of it is I’d picked an output for haptic feedback that for me was really problematic outside of research/experiment conditions. I read a lot of papers saying, “I did this and it worked” but none of them mentioned the negative problems/cases for this type of output. Ok, great, so you’ve shown how to use a fubar to relate concrete data, but you fail to mention that the fubar weighs a ton, sucks power like a mofo, and is not the cheapest toy in the store.
This week I’ll re-do my literature review and make a website for my project then post links here…
Congrats on being almost done! I’m sorry the lit review didn’t work out. It’s funny how we make silly mistakes like that when we know better.
Follow the instructions. Look it up. Ask.
Dumb, obvious things that we know to do, but get complacent about after a certain point in our work or education career. Anyone who hasn’t been there is lying or not quite human.
Go forth and sin no more…