Presentation - checkpoint

By the end of the first week (7 May) hand in the outline of your presentation. It can be in any format. It needs to reflect the structure of your presentation, show that you know what you will present and in what order. 

Bad example: "1. introduction,  2. main idea,  3. examples, 4. conclusions"

Better: 1. introduction: defining a polycrystal, its main properties; 2. connection to stochastics; 3. goal of my thesis: to simulate possible distributions ...

The numbers correspond to sections, not necessarily to individual slides.