2011 Complexity and Modeling Program Schedule
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SFI Groton School CAMP July 9-23 at the Groton School
General Schedule
8:00 - 8:30 -- Breakfast
9:00 - 11:45 -- Morning Session with a 15 minute break at some point.
12:00 - 12:30 -- Lunch
1:00 - 4:00 -- Afternoon Session with a 15 minute break at some point.
4:30 - 5:30 -- Swimming
6:15 - 7:00 -- Dinner
7:15 - 8:15 -- Evening Session or Work Period
8:15 - 10:30 -- Games or Movies
10:30 -- Quiet time
Exceptions:
Saturday the 16th -- afternoon trip to the movies
Sunday the 17th -- no commitments until the afternoon: a relatively unstructured day with the Hill Climb Challenge in the evening.
Detailed Schedule (Tentative)
July 10 Sunday Morning Welcome and Introductions Army Ants (Black 15 minutes) Naked Mole Rats (Black, 15 minutes) Batman Returns – penguins (RA's, 15 minutes) Lord of the Rings CG battle scenes (RA's, 15 minutes) Introduction to complex systems 1 (Bennett, 60 minutes) Discussion of Final Project (All, 60 minutes)
Sunday Afternoon Introduction to complex systems - Langton’s ants (Bennett, 2 hours) Set up ant foraging lab (Black, background and set up, 45 minutes)
July 11 Monday Morning NetLogo – Termites (Bennett, 2 hours) Ant data collection (30 minutes)
Monday Afternoon Ant data collection (Black, 30 minutes) NetLogo - Rock-Paper-Scissors (Bennett, 90 minutes) Individual Work Session (All, 30)
July 12 Tuesday Morning Ant data collection (Black, 30 minutes) Walk & Turn (Bennett, 90 minutes) Swords and Shields Complexity Concepts
Tuesday Afternoon Ecological Models with NetLogo (Hazzard; 2 hours) Introduce hill climb challenge
July 13 Wednesday Morning Analysis of ant foraging data (Bennett and Black)
Wednesday Afternoon Patterns of Beaver Foraging (Field, Black, 2 hours)
Wednesday Evening Work on Hill Climb Challenge
July 14 Thursday Morning Modeling Beaver Foraging (Black and Bennett, 2 hours) GIS NetLogo, Systems modeling
Thursday Afternoon
July 15 Friday Morning Molecular Workbench (Damelin)
Friday Afternoon Collect Protist Samples (Lamb, 2 hours) Discuss and choose project topics
July 16 Saturday Morning Lorenz Water Wheel (Bennett) Time for questions and work on Hill Climb Challenge
Saturday Afternoon – Movies – Off campus trip
July 17 Sunday Morning - sleep
Sunday Afternoon Work on Hill Climb Challenge
Sunday Night - Hill climb challenge
July 18 Monday Morning Climate Models (Damelin)
Monday Afternoon Protist Data Collection Work on projects
July 19 Tuesday Morning NetLogo networks (esp. social networks)
Tuesday Afternoon Work on projects
July 20 Wednesday Morning Evolutionary algorithms
Wednesday Afternoon Work on projects
July 21 Thursday Morning Look at final protist data Population Dynamics - side by side models
Thursday Afternoon Work on projects
July 22 Friday Morning Individual work sessions
Friday Afternoon – Presentations
July 23 Saturday Morning Departure