· There are 3 sections of TAM Capstone projects participating in this semester’s Expo.
· You’ll find all those projects, sculptures, prints and digital works in the ATLAS lobby and hallways on the first floor.
· All the remaining works will be located in the B-2 level and Black Box Studio.
· You’ll find some of our preliminary layout and space assignments attached. We’ll direct you when you arrive too.
· Food and drink stations will be set up on both the Lobby and B-2 areas beginning at 5pm.
Students/Participants:
· We can print large scale projects or research posters on the ATLAS or TAM large format printers.
· Send the pdf along with your requested dimensions to Sage at cuatlas@colorado.edu.
· All pdfs should be submitted by next Thursday, 4/23.
· Sage will print these and let you know when they’re ready to pick up at the ATLAS front desk.
· TAM Capstone projects will be coordinated directly with Ian and Sage.
· If projects or installations have special requirements, please make sure you’re letting us know about these.
· We will have student support staff on-hand for the event, but advance notice is helpful.
· We encourage students to use their own laptops for presenting or displaying work.
· ATLAS will also have laptop carts available to sign one out for the evening only.
· Students will need to sign an equipment check-out waiver and will be held accountable for their safe return.
· Please let’s all be vigilant, keep an eye out for all computers and equipment and watch your neighbor’s too!
· This will be amazing and fun and awesome.
Day of Event:
· All students are requested to be responsible for the set up and installation of their own projects.
· We’ll help, but you know your work best!
· Set-up and placement of tables will be complete by 4pm, so students can come begin setup at that time.
· Everything should be ready to roll by 4:45pm. Guests will begin walking through at 5pm!
· It is really helpful when all students are next to their projects, particularly for the first hour.
· No fancy dress is required.
· Students should be prepped to answer questions, talk about their class, what they learned and what the project is about.
· It’s awesome when guests see students get excited and dynamic and expressive. Many of our guests will be from the community and local companies.
· The Expo often is a place where they see the fabulous students who study here and who could be great as interns or future employees (hint!).
For those teams who will be presenting at the ATLAS Expo, here are some useful information
Official event announcement. Note that our class is labeled as "Rapid Prototyping" http://atlas.colorado.edu/wordpress/?p=6576
Information for presenters (from ATLAS)
Details:
· There are 3 sections of TAM Capstone projects participating in this semester’s Expo. · You’ll find all those projects, sculptures, prints and digital works in the ATLAS lobby and hallways on the first floor. · All the remaining works will be located in the B-2 level and Black Box Studio. · You’ll find some of our preliminary layout and space assignments attached. We’ll direct you when you arrive too. · Food and drink stations will be set up on both the Lobby and B-2 areas beginning at 5pm.
Students/Participants:
· We can print large scale projects or research posters on the ATLAS or TAM large format printers. · Send the pdf along with your requested dimensions to Sage at cuatlas@colorado.edu. · All pdfs should be submitted by next Thursday, 4/23. · Sage will print these and let you know when they’re ready to pick up at the ATLAS front desk. · TAM Capstone projects will be coordinated directly with Ian and Sage.
· If projects or installations have special requirements, please make sure you’re letting us know about these. · We will have student support staff on-hand for the event, but advance notice is helpful. · We encourage students to use their own laptops for presenting or displaying work. · ATLAS will also have laptop carts available to sign one out for the evening only. · Students will need to sign an equipment check-out waiver and will be held accountable for their safe return. · Please let’s all be vigilant, keep an eye out for all computers and equipment and watch your neighbor’s too!
· This will be amazing and fun and awesome.
Day of Event:
· All students are requested to be responsible for the set up and installation of their own projects. · We’ll help, but you know your work best! · Set-up and placement of tables will be complete by 4pm, so students can come begin setup at that time. · Everything should be ready to roll by 4:45pm. Guests will begin walking through at 5pm! · It is really helpful when all students are next to their projects, particularly for the first hour. · No fancy dress is required. · Students should be prepped to answer questions, talk about their class, what they learned and what the project is about. · It’s awesome when guests see students get excited and dynamic and expressive. Many of our guests will be from the community and local companies. · The Expo often is a place where they see the fabulous students who study here and who could be great as interns or future employees (hint!).