Slide 1Where We Are?Effective CommunicationSlide 4Effective PresentationSlide 6Effective CollaborationSlide 8Slide 9The EndCDS 130 - 003Fall, 2010Computing for ScientistsCommunication and Collaboration(Dec. 02, 2010)Jie ZhangCopyright ©Where We Are?1. Introduction2. Computer Fundamentals3. Measurements4. Scientific Simulation –Project 15. Visualization6. Data Analysis7. Ethics8. Communication and Collaboration9. Project 2 due and in-class presentation (Dec. 7)Effective CommunicationYou have done an excellent research work. You have obtained exciting results from your research project. Now, you want to communicate your results to colleagues, general public, “bosses” etcEffective Communication•Effective oral presentation•Effective writing of a journal articles•Effective poster presentationEffective Presentation•Create a basic PPT presentationhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUqIDs5MZxM&feature=related•Create an effective PPT presentationhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MD60Likdgy4&feature=relatedEffective Presentation•Make effective oral presentationhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gXE19sh1r8&feature=relatedEffective Collaboration•Wiki •create a wiki server on your machine•It runs on web server•Multiple people can edit the same web page•Exp: Wikipedia•Exp: http://cds130.org/Working on the same pageEffective Collaboration•Google.doc •Create documents, spreadsheets and presentations online•Share and collaborate in real time•Control who can see your documentsEffective Collaboration•Google.doc •Create documents, spreadsheetsIn-class activity: “http://Pbworks.com” is an online collaboration platform based on wiki technology. I have created a workspace there for our class at http://cds130.pbworks.com. You need to access this class website, and add some of your results from project 2 there. The minimum requirement is (1) what is the value of the global average temperature, and (2) upload and show your temperature map online.The