Have you started a presentation for tomorrow?  I kinda forgot about it
until now.  I don't mind just standing up and talking about our
project, but we should at least form an outline of the presentation to
make sure we hit all the points he is looking for.

The outline he provided looks like:
- introduce group members
- introduce project
   - customers / end users (for this course and beyond)
   - intended uses
   - project goals
- discussion
   - current issues
   - projected problems and solutions

We can easily split up introductions and just improvise but for the
discussion we should come up with a list of problems before hand so we
have something to talk about and look somewhat prepared.

I have a meeting at 12:30 which may run until 1:30, but as soon as I am
free I'll meet you in 213.  If you want I could meet you in the morning
before my class at 11:00; I'd be willing to wake up as early as 9:00.

I need to add a few slides about customers and we're ready. It seems odd
right now, but you can just chime in as I talk and it will seem
uber-natural. I'm going to be in CS213 soon, I'll call you in a bit. I have
to do a CPE213 homework with the Keil software, so I may have to go to
another lab, but I have to drop a class so I'll be in CS as long as that
hasn't been done.

- Joe

On 10/3/06, Ryanne Dolan <RyanneDo...@gmail.com> wrote: