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   * **Instructor: ** [[http://www.ru.is/starfsfolk/davidthue/|David Thue]]
   * **Contact: ** Office in Venus floor 2, telephone 599-6412, e-mail davidthue[ ]ru.is
-  * **Class Times:** Mondays 10:20-11:55 (M107) & Thursdays 14:00-15:40 (M107)
+  * **Class Times:** Mondays 9:20-11:05 (M102) & Thursdays 14:00-15:40 (M109)
   * **Online Forum: ** [[https://piazza.com/ru.is/fall2016/t763inar/home|Piazza Course Page]]
   * **Project Tracking Software: ** [[https://trello.com/|Trello]]
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 ====Term Project====
-Beginning in Week 7, students will work on a research project in teams of 2 to 3. The topic of the project must be related to computational storytelling, and the project itself must focus on using AI techniques to address a particular challenge. We will form teams on September 16 (Week 5) following an in-class Idea Jam, during which everyone will propose and discuss several ideas for potential term projects. Each team will propose a project via written hand-in, and, upon its approval by the instructor, work to complete their project for the remainder of the term. Each team's project will be evaluated in four parts: a Project Proposal (due on September 23), Project Updates from Week 7 onward, a Final Presentation (date TBA), and a Final Report in the format of a standard conference paper (due date TBA, but likely during final exams; this course has no final exam).
+Beginning in Week 7, students will work on a research project in teams of 2 to 3. The topic of the project must be related to computational storytelling, and the project itself must focus on using AI techniques to address a particular challenge. We will form teams on September 16 (Week 5) following an in-class Idea Jam, during which everyone will propose and discuss several ideas for potential term projects. Each team will propose a project via written hand-in, and, upon its approval by the instructor, work to complete their project for the remainder of the term. Each team's project will be evaluated in four parts: a Project Proposal (due on September 23), Project Updates from Week 7 onward, a Final Presentation (Nov 25 at 13:00 in M102), and a Final Report in the format of a standard conference paper (due Nov 24 at noon; this course has no final exam).
 Near the end of the end of the term, class time will be set aside for teams to work on their projects and obtain direct feedback from the instructor.
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 |Project Updates|Short Presentation|1 or 2 per team| Varies (see above) |5%|
 |Project Updates|Trello Activity|Weekly activity per team| Week 7 onward |5%|
-|Final Presentation|Presentation & Demonstration|1 per team| TBA |15%|
+|Final Presentation|Presentation & Demonstration|1 per team| Fri Nov 25 (13:00 in M102) |15%|
-|Final Report|Document (5-6 pgs [[http://www.aaai.org/Publications/Author/author.php|AAAI-style]])|1 per team| TBA |30%|
+|Final Report|Document (5-6 pgs [[http://www.aaai.org/Publications/Author/author.php|AAAI-style]])|1 per team| Thu Nov 24 (by 12:00) |30%|
 ^ ^ ^ ^ Total^ 95%^