Technical Presentations CMSC 635. Keys to Presenting  Prepare  Be organized  Focus on the ideas  Practice!

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Technical Presentations CMSC 635

Keys to Presenting  Prepare  Be organized  Focus on the ideas  Practice!

Preparation  Know the material  Know the background  Make slides  PowerPoint  OpenOffice  LaTeX (beamer package is good)

Slides  Phrases, not treatises  Readability  Not too much per slide (read in slide sorter)  Fonts & colors  Slides are a guide, not a script!  Pictures are good, diagrams better  Use equations sparingly  Know your pace (I’m 1-2 minutes/slide)  Avoid content-free eye candy

Organization  Typical organization  Introduction  Background / Related Work  Method / Results  Conclusions  Give your audience the roadmap  “Tell them what you’re going to tell them, tell them, then tell them what you told them.”

Introduction  Why is the problem important  Big picture of contribution & results  ~5 minutes

Background / Related Work  Other work in area  Highlights  Group related  1 to several papers per bullet  Other work you build on  More details on 1-2  1-2 slides each to understand your work

Method / Results  Give idea of method  Details in paper  Diagrams, diagrams, diagrams  Show important results  Demo, video or pictures  If demo, have backup video  If video, use common codec  Bulk of talk (~10 minutes)

Conclusions  Clear contributions (1 slide)  Tell them what you told them  Importance  Future work (1 slide)  Mix of next steps and blue sky  Thanks (1 slide)  People & funding  Questions

Practice  What you’ll say  Transitions  Timing  Clarity