Oral Presentations Fundamental Objectives of Presentations Demonstrate what the team has learned Identify a specific design problem Present engineering.

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Oral Presentations

Fundamental Objectives of Presentations Demonstrate what the team has learned Identify a specific design problem Present engineering solution to the problem Design a presentation

Basic Presentation Requirements Presentation (randomly scheduled) –3 minutes for setup Overhead and data projector are provided –4-6 minutes for presentation –5 minutes for question and answer –3 minutes cleanup Participation –At least 2 team members must make formal presentation –All team members should be present and prepared to answer questions –Coaches/mentors may not participate (setup/cleanup included) Audience –Strict limit of 3 observers –Recording equipment must fit in schedule limits

Scoring Definition of Problem and Strategy –define the problem –outline the steps they took to solve the problem –technical information the team learned Knowledge –demonstrate thorough knowledge –answer all questions with clear explanations –knowledge is shared among team members Organization –present information in a logical, interesting sequence –the team prepared and practiced Visuals- –visual aids are clear and useful –clearly labeled and captioned. Eye Contact and Delivery –maintain good eye contact with the audience –speak clearly with confidence

General Model of Communication Sender Encode Signal Decode Receiver Field of Experience A B

Presentation Design and Execution Entrance Introduction Sections (repeated) –Introduction/transition –Content –Summary/transition Conclusion/summary Questions –Management of responses Exit

Visuals support presentation Use a data projector (not monitor) to check –Text size/font –Color and contrast –Background complexity –Animation and sound

Font Selection Arial 32 Arial 28 Arial 24 Arial 20 Arial 18 Times Roman 32 Times Roman 28 Times Roman 24 Times Roman 20 Times Roman 18 Veranda 32 Veranda 28 Veranda 24 Veranda 20 Veranda 18 BernhardMod 32 BernhardMod 28 BernhardMod 24 BernhardMod 20 BernhardMod 18

Font Selection Arial 32 Arial 28 Arial 24 Arial 20 Arial 18 Times Roman 32 Times Roman 28 Times Roman 24 Times Roman 20 Times Roman 18 Veranda 32 Veranda 28 Veranda 24 Veranda 20 Veranda 18 BernhardMod 32 BernhardMod 28 BernhardMod 24 BernhardMod 20 BernhardMod 18

Font Selection Arial 32 Arial 28 Arial 24 Arial 20 Arial 18 Times Roman 32 Times Roman 28 Times Roman 24 Times Roman 20 Times Roman 18 Veranda 32 Veranda 28 Veranda 24 Veranda 20 Veranda 18 BernhardMod 32 BernhardMod 28 BernhardMod 24 BernhardMod 20 BernhardMod 18

Font Selection Arial 32 Arial 28 Arial 24 Arial 20 Arial 18 Times Roman 32 Times Roman 28 Times Roman 24 Times Roman 20 Times Roman 18 Veranda 32 Veranda 28 Veranda 24 Veranda 20 Veranda 18 BernhardMod 32 BernhardMod 28 BernhardMod 24 BernhardMod 20 BernhardMod 18

Font Selection Arial 32 Arial 28 Arial 24 Arial 20 Arial 18 Times Roman 32 Times Roman 28 Times Roman 24 Times Roman 20 Times Roman 18 Veranda 32 Veranda 28 Veranda 24 Veranda 20 Veranda 18 BernhardMod 32 BernhardMod 28 BernhardMod 24 BernhardMod 20 BernhardMod 18

Font Selection Arial 32 Arial 28 Arial 24 Arial 20 Arial 18 Times Roman 32 Times Roman 28 Times Roman 24 Times Roman 20 Times Roman 18 Veranda 32 Veranda 28 Veranda 24 Veranda 20 Veranda 18 BernhardMod 32 BernhardMod 28 BernhardMod 24 BernhardMod 20 BernhardMod 18

Too Much of a Good Thing Colors are pretty And they are fun to play with But the focus should be the message

Animation –Adds interest –Controls presentation focus –Distracts from content

Significant Design Problem Easy to miss

How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, practice, practice