1. Author of presentation
Title of presentation
Author of presentation

2. Agenda/Contents/Plan
Structure of a presentation
Introduction
Description of the problem
Method(s)
Results
Conclusions
Tips for slides
Useful Information
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3. Introduction Give audience genesis of presented problem
Start with general description of presented problem
Do not expect every one to be an expert in the field of your interested
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4. Description of the problem (1)
After introduction you describe your problem with more specific way (give a context for your talk)
e.g.
This is a robot.
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5. Description of the problem (2)
If it is necessary you can give your audience more details
e.g.
Robots need sensors
and computational
unit.
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6. Description of the problem (3)
You can go into even more details
e.g.
To process data from
sensors in computational
unit we need an
algorithm.
Reference: Author(s) and title of the work
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7. Method(s) Clear description of the proposed method(s) e.g.
Describe a proposed
algorithm to data
processing for your
robot.
Reference: Author(s) and title of the work
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8. Result(s) Section for a brief summary of your main results e.g.
Describe what are
advantages of presented
metod(s). You can show
results to support them.
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9. Conclusion(s)
Section have to be brief - a bullet or outline form is especially helpful
Refer to description of the problem which was given in Introduction
Do not use too many points
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10. Number for the same slides
Tips for slides (1)
Use one font in presentation (make sure it is readable to your entire audience)
Use Bold letters to highlight words
AVOID WRITING WHOLE SENTENCES IN CAPITALS. IT IS LESS READABLE AND MORE AGGRESSIVE
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11. Tips for slides (2) Use capitals for acronyms IMHO
There should be contrast in written text against the background
Give space in your slides.
Do not forget to number your slides !
You might also want to include the total number of slides.
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12. Useful Information
Power Point Templates: Time of presentation: 20 min
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