You are required to produce an annotated bibliography and presentation on the Application of Algorithms in the real-world: Algorithms in the Wild You should discuss the use and application of algorithms in any single domain of your choice, for instance, art, science, government, or a specific industry. For example, a domain might be: ? Algorithms in music understanding and composition ? Algorithms in air traffic control ? Algorithms in geochemistry Describe a number of key algorithms that are used in this domain (possibly algorithms that we have discussed in lectures: String Processing, Graphs, Threading), with details about how the algorithms work, and how they are applied in practice. Discuss some of the most interesting areas of ongoing research in applying algorithms to this domain. You need to prepare and present a presentation that is accessible to your fellow students. The presentation is limited to only 6 slides and 7 minutes maximum. The presentation will be on the last Tuesday of semester during the Workshop, i.e. Week 13, 9- 11am, Tuesday 6 the of June The annotated bibliography should provide the background detail that you have researched for your presentation. You should include and summarize all the sources of information that you have used to create your presentation and include a reference list. The annotated bibliography and your slides are due Week 13, 9am Tuesday 6 the of June The annotated bibliography will be assessed on the quality and number of the references used and the quality of the annotation (50%). The presentation will be assessed on content, visuals, body message and your ability to answer questions (50%). Annotated Bibliographies You need to include a list of references (around 5) that you have used for your presentation. Your presentation will be based upon material that you have read from a range of sources (peer-reviewed journal articles, government reports, even webpages). You must critically evaluate which references to include (e.g. a webpage that is on a university website has more legitimacy than a random blog post). The references, which should be formatted in the Harvard style, should be annotated. This need not be more than a paragraph and should include a brief summary of the whole article and, most importantly, critically assess its usefulness to your chosen topic. Some questions you might want to answer are: Why is it a good source? What are the important bits of information in the article?