John Stachurski

@vgregory757 Great, let's set your presentation for April 1. That plot.ly library seems like a good topic. I don't know much about it and I personally would like to know...

Regarding class presentations, I've made a schedule so please use it to help you choose a date and topic. https://github.com/jstac/quantecon_nyu_2016/wiki/Presentation-Schedule

@FelipeAAlves Done.

@brandomagnani Sounds good. I've put you in the schedule.

@jmorelli88 Yes, that sounds fine. I've put you down. Note that Alberto is presenting on Interpolations.jl on the same day.

@lt1245 @Abby27 I don't yet have you down for class presentations. Apologies if you already suggested a date and I missed it. Otherwise please choose one ASAP. You can have...

Thanks everyone for letting me know your time and topic. I'm looking forward to your talks. Presentations should run for 20 minutes unless we agree otherwise, and I'll be relatively...

Another point: The distribution of the log of the shock is meant to be N(m, s^2) where m = -0.1 and s = 0.2. That is, s is the standard...

@spencerlyon2 Thanks for putting this together. It would be great to see progress.

@spencerlyon2 This is done, right? Can we close?