24 June 2015: 

Discussion:    What is the status of your paper?
 
Discussion:    Homework #10 asked you to get the C, H, and I10 indices for
               * Ivo Babuska
               * Christopher G Baker (FSU SC grad)
               * Pavel Bochev (Sandia)
               * Bard Ermentrout (Pitt)
               * Douglas Jacobsen (FSU SC grad, now at Los Alamos)
               * Hyung-Chun Lee (Frequent FSU SC visitor)
               * Dan Lu (FSU SC grad, at Oak Ridge)
               * Ionel Navon (FSU SC retired faculty)
               * Hoa Nguyen (FSU SC grad, at Trinity University)
               * Leo Rebholz (Clemson)
               * Pablo Seleson (FSU SC grad, Oak Ridge)
               * Clayton Webster (FSU SC grad, Oak Ridge)

Turn in:       Homework #11 asked you for a CV.  Please turn it in.

Lecture:       Wikipedia: "The h-index"

Lecture:       Ivars Peterson, "Rating Researchers"
    
Lecture:       University of Illinois, "Curriculum Vitae Tips and Samples:
           
Lecture:       University of Minnesota, "Graduate Resume/Curriculum Vitae Guide"

Lecture:       "Dr Karen's Rules of the Academic CV"

Discussion:    Sample CV's

Demo:          Using HUNSPELL to spell check a Latex file.

Homework #12   (not to be turned in)
               Get a copy of the file "bogus.tex"
               http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~jburkardt/latex/hunspell/bogus.tex
               Use HUNSPELL to search for spelling errors and correct them.  
               There are other mistakes in this file, by the way.

Homework #13   (to be turned in next class):
               Your paper to be refereed!

Your paper:    Be finished WRITING your paper, and take some time for READING it.
               * On the large scale, does it tell the story you wanted?
               * On the medium scale, you've broken your paper up into sections.
                 Do these sections each have a clear title, an obvious purpose,
                 and a short introductory statement about what is here?
               * On the small scale, have you broken your sections into
                 paragraphs?  Are your sentences grammatical?  Did you run
                 a spell checker?