Making (good) Presentations and Writing (good) Technical Papers By Pakpoom Hoyingcharoen (26/1/2009)

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Making (good) Presentations and Writing (good) Technical Papers By Pakpoom Hoyingcharoen (26/1/2009)

Why of Presentations Overall theme and direction.

Who of Presentations Adjust accordingly.

What of Presentations Important/Key Ideas (motivations, contributions, intuitions, results) Advertisements!

Slides of Presentations Easy to Read.

Slides of Presentations One Slide One Idea

Slides of Presentations Minimum Text

Slides of Presentations X+1=2

Slides of Presentations

Making Presentations Practice Makes Perfect!

Writing Technical Papers Title: Concise

Abstract of a Technical Paper Problem Solution Conclusions

Writing Technical Papers Keywords: computerized search

Introduction of Technical Papers Background What is important Related Works

System Model of a Technical Paper Assumptions Mathematically tractable Reflecting real-world situations

Numerical Results of Technical Papers Facilitate understanding. Parameter values make sense. All should be interpreted

Conclusions of Technical Papers Summary based on Results Future work

References [1] Li, V.O.K., “Hints on Writing Technical Papers and Making Presentations,” IEEE trans. on Education, May 1999, pp [2] Bert Hubert, “How to give a good technical presentation to technical people,”. [3] “How to make good presentations,”. [4] Mihai Budiu, “Some Rules for Making a Presentation,”. [5] “How to write a good research paper, course work or extended essay by considering the rubric requirements,”.