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-====== Introduction to Operations Research =====
+====== Lecture: Introduction to Operations Research =====
+Dr. Liang Zhao
 ==== #1 (April 14, 2020) ====
-  * Students: Ms. Sadaf Ismail, Mr. Keiji Sakakibara, Ms. Asato Nakamura
+  * Students: Ismail, Sakakibara, Nakamura
   * Time: 2:45pm-4:15pm, April 14, 2020 (JST)
-  * Place: Online (Zoom)
+  * Place: the Internet (with Zoom)
-  * Assignment: For each topic, please prepare a 5 to 10 minutes presentation.
+  * Assignment before the class: Please prepare a 5-10 minutes presentation in the class. A PDF file of the presentation should be submitted after the class.
-    * Ms. Nakamura <- Envy-free cake-cutting, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divide_and_choose
+    * Ismail <- Optimal Convey Size, see {{ :public:lecture2020:or:wikipedia-or.pdf |}}, p3, first paragraph
-    * Ms. Ismail <- Optimal Convey Size, see {{ :public:lecture2020:or:wikipedia-or.pdf |}}, p3, first paragraph
+    * Sakakibara <- https://www.emerginginvestigators.org/articles/a-simple-printing-solution-to-aid-deficit-reduction
-    * Mr. Sakakibara <- https://www.emerginginvestigators.org/articles/a-simple-printing-solution-to-aid-deficit-reduction
+**General information on assignment**
+Usually a good presentation should contains:
+  * Problem definition: What is the problem that we want to solve? Its background and previous studies.
+  * Observation and method to solve the problem
+  * Result (e.g., empirical data)
+  * Conclusion and future work including references