Here is collection of my presentations organized by course. I created the following slides using Prezi, Google Slides or Keynote (on Mac).
Feel free to take inspiration from or use any of them.
Linear Algebra
Linear Regression, Final Presentation
‣Description: I presented an introduction to linear regression with an emphasis on the concepts of linear algebra. I explained some applications of linear regression regarding Covid-19's pandemic.
‣Prezi Slides: Click HERE.
Data Structures and Algorithms
Dijkstra’s Shortest Path Algorithm, Voluntarily Presentation
‣Description: I explained the Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm, talking about the intuition behind it, its pseudocode and Python code, an example of it, and a real-world application.
‣Google Slides: Click HERE.
Scientific Computing
‣Title: LU Factorization, Voluntarily Presentation
‣Description: A class presentation on lower–upper(LU) decomposition using gaussian elimination with and without pivoting.
‣Google Slides: Click HERE.
‣Title: ODEs and Matrix Decoupling, Voluntarily Presentation
‣Description: A class presentation on ordinary differential equation and their relation to matrix decoupling.
‣Google Slides: Click HERE.
Computation Theory
Upper Bound for Synchronizing Sequence, Voluntarily Presentation
‣Description: I talked about the concept of a synchronizing sequence in a deterministic finite automaton, its real-world applications, and a mathematical proof of finding the upper bound for its length.
‣Google Slides: Click HERE.
‣Latex Mathematical Proof: Click HERE.
Busy Beavers, Voluntarily Presentation
‣Description: I talked about the concept of a busy beaver Turing machine, explained the intuition, its importance and history, and a mathematical proof that the BB(n) function is uncomputable.
its real-world applications, and a mathematical proof of finding the upper bound for its length.
‣Latex Mathematical Proof: Click HERE.
Biology
Evolution of the Stress Response, Final Presentation
‣Description: In this presentation, we explained how the evolution of the stress response is related to our fight and flight response in everyday situations.
‣Prezi Slides: Click HERE
Scientific Writing
A Survey on Minimum Spanning Trees in Combinatorics, Final Project
‣Description: I explained the Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm, talking about the intuition behind it, its pseudocode, an example, and a real-world application.
‣Latex Paper File: Click HERE.