Since the first period is about end it is time to carry out the
assignment of seminar talks as regards topics and time.  To this end,
we organize an additional lottery session on Thursday, the 20th of
October, starting 10:15 and ending when the assignment has been done.

Please check

http://www.tcs.hut.fi/Studies/T-79.5103/2005AUT/program.html

for the tentative schedule of the second period. Therein I have
allocated slots of 45 minutes for 20 seminar talks labeled with S_1,
S_2, ..., S_20. Due to potential conflicts of interest, we apply the
following protocol in order to resolve conflicts.

The protocol consists of 20 rounds and the assignment of seminar talk
S_i takes potentially place at round i of the protocol. Each round is
organized as a lottery among students that have volunteered for S_i
either by email (by Thursday morning 10:00) or by attending the
lottery session and declaring their interest on the spot.

The protocol is restarted for any (potentially remaining) unassigned
seminar talks if there are still students who would like to get assigned.

If you are unable to attend the lottery session, please fill in
the form below and send it to the lecturer by Thursday, the
20th of October, 2005, 10:00 hours sharp.

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T-79.5103 Computational Complexity Theory
Seminar talks

1) Name:
2) Student ID:
3) I volunteer for the following talks:

4) If still unassigned, I am prepared to give ANY talk after
   the first round of the protocol (yes/no):

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The results of the lottery will be published in the schedule.

If you were not lucky or you miss the lottery altogether, late
assignment is possible by contacting the lecturer. In this case,
please specify any of the talks which are still unassigned and which
you would be willing to give. Requests are then processed on
first-come-first-served basis.

Please recall the seminar practise from the first lecture
(the 7th slide in the set "Practical Arrangements").