Notre Dame Logic Seminar: Information for speakers
Below is some information for speakers in the Notre Dame logic
seminar.
Calendar
The seminar schedule is available here.
Title and abstract
In order to properly publicize your talk, we need a title and abstract
about a week before.
Duration
Your talk should last 50 minutes, and we can have up to 10 minutes of
questions afterwards.
Audience
The audience consists of model theorists, computability theorists, and
computable model theorists, including many students. We appreciate
talks which start with some background exposition that is accessible
to the students. You can safely assume that the students know a
semester of model theory (through the Morley Categoricity Theorem) and
a semester of computability (through basic finite injury arguments).
Presentation technology
Our current seminar room has both blackboards and a data
projector. When the projection screen is down, there are still two
movable blackboard panels that are visible, so it is possible to give
a talk using both slides and the blackboard. The projector can be used
either with your own laptop, the classroom computer, or the classroom
document camera. It is easiest to use the classroom computer; slides
can be transferred to the classroom computer using a flash drive or
via the web. The document camera works best with paper-- overhead
transparencies work, but there is sometimes a glare. If you want to
use transparencies, let us know and we will ensure that there is an
overhead projector in the room.
Maps
Because of recent changes to the roads around campus, Google Maps does not have correct information. Here are two corrected maps.
- Visitor parking in the Southern part of Campus
- Access to Ivy Court Inn
Original version: David Lippel, 2 April 2008.
Last modified: Wed Apr 3 11:42:00 EDT 2008