Immediately after the talk, you should arrange a time with your advisor for a follow-up conference to discuss your presentation, the reactions of the faculty and your peers, and consequent revisions to your main paper. That conference should take place within three days after the talk. In addition to your advisor, two other faculty members will serve on the committee that evaluates both your talk and the final version of yourpaper. That committee will also read the second version of your paper and provide further feedback to guide you in preparing the final version. We will ask ourselves whether you have made the material fit together well, and how well you have dealt with the integrative aspect of the exercise.
General communication skills in the oral and written reports.
Participation in the program, in particular, your attendance, attention, contributions, and questions during the presentations other than your own, and the two reaction papers that you submit. Completion of the various tasks according to the relevant deadlines. In evaluating your performance, we will give approximately equal weight to the oral and written parts of your work. The oral presentations will start in the fourth week of the winter term and extend into the first weeks of the spring term. Credits The physics integrative exercise receives 6 credits.