1. Presentations
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2. Slide 1
Know your material and purpose of your presentation. Know your audience.
Be prepared and organized; divide presentation into three parts:
Introduction
Body (include interpretations and benefits of
decisions made thus far in project)
Conclusion (summarize main points and action steps)

3. Use visuals (make them simple, graphic and clear)
Slide 2
Use visuals (make them simple, graphic and clear)

4. CSC 492 Senior Design Projects Presentations Ms
CSC Senior Design Projects Presentations Ms. Margaret Heil Director Technical Communication Consultant

5. Introduction
Preparation
Organization
Visuals
Delivery
Evaluation Form

6. Preparation
Know Your Music!
Material
Purpose
Audience

7. Organization of Content
Introduction
Say what you’ll say!
Body
Say it! (Relate Sections)
Conclusion
Say what you said!
Include action steps

8. Content of OPR 1 Per Course Pack
Title Slide
Introduction to Presentation
Sponsor Background
Problem Summary
Project Goals & Benefits
Challenges
Requirements, Design, Implementation/Test
(or Research Items, if Appropriate)
Resources Needed
Each Team Member’s Contribution
Action Steps/Conclusion

9. OPR 1: Testing Expectations
Testing Strategy
Testing Tool
Expected Coverage & Why
Any Progress So Far?

10. Visuals Simple Readable & Correct Launching Pad Graphic
Consistent yet interesting
Animation

11. Delivery
Transitions
Space
Focus
Energy

12. Transitions
Presenter to Presenter
Slide to Slide
Section to Section

13. Know Your Space
Room Size & Shape
Tools
Speaking Area

14. Focus
Material
Reaching Audience
Time

15. Convey Energy Voice Intonation Volume Enunciation Eyes Notes People
Demeanor
Movement
Confidence

16. Presentation Reminders
OPRs I & II: 1 Presenter
Feb. 5/6 & Feb. 28/March 1
OPR III: 2 Presenters
March 26 – 29
Posters & Pies (4/27): 1 Presenter
Final (by 5/8): 1-4 Presenters

17. Summary - Presentations
Content
Visuals
Delivery
Preparation & Practice!
Evaluation Form

18. as measured by quality of output
Operation of SDC
Writing & Speaking
Teaming
Teaming
Student Performance
as measured by quality of output
Teaming
Methodology
Teaming
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