PRESENTATION AND INTERVIEW TIPS. Interviews Be confident BUT be humble.

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PRESENTATION AND INTERVIEW TIPS

Interviews

Be confident BUT be humble

Be friendly Relax Smile

Be prepared Research common interview questions Don’t drink soda Don’t eat onions/garlic/other smelly things Practice Know your strengths

Be interested Ask questions Show your enthusiasm

Presentations

Be prepared Practice Know your technology Anticipate questions Analyze your audience Analyze your purpose

Be presentable Dress well Relax

Be confident Project your voice Don’t apologize Don’t make up answers

Be consistent Pair content with delivery Keep slides uniform Keep transitions similar

Be creative Keep words on slides to a minimum Use images

HAVE FUN!

Your Presentation

Introductions Group introduction: Name of application One sentence description of application Individual introduction: Name Class School Grade

Demonstration Functionality Design

Your Part Not just “front-end” or “back-end” Technologies used Not just “what” but “why”

Learning What did this project teach you? Technical and teamwork

Future Plans New features Updates to current features

Timeline Rough draft of presentation due Monday to your team lead Final draft by Thursday at midnight Final code by Thursday at midnight