1. Project Title Client: …
Team members
(each person should introduce themselves, state their major, if they already have a (computing) job/internship and if not what are you looking for…

2. Project description Describe the project.
THIS IS SUPER IMPORTANT TO DO A GOOD JOB!!! MAKE SURE TO SAY WHY THIS PROJECT HAS VALUE.
Most all of the audience did not see your midterm and have no idea what you are doing…

3. Technologies Used
Here you will display the logos for ALL of the technologies you are using. You will also say real quick what each technology does and why you chose them.

4. Elaborate further on some of the technologies…
THIS NEEDS TO BE A TECHNICAL SLIDE THAT ONLY A COMPUTER SCIENTISTS WOULD UNDERSTAND OR APPRECIATE.
So, possibly on this slide, and one more slides, you could further elaborate on one or more of the main technologies you might be using. For example, screen shots, sample code, explanations of what “Go” is and how it works. Or, you could show a screen shot of your development tool and point out some very neat part of the code.
The side-purpose of the presentation is to introduce the whole class to numerous technologies that we might not know anything about. So that, somebody might say to themselves: “Hmmm… I want to learn about this ‘Go’ thingy…”

5. ONE SLIDE: Describe the Semester-long Scrum Process
List approx time line of sprints, who was Scrum master and when, notable accomplishments each sprint and current status
If your project is not completely done, then say when the burndown chart for your last sprint projects you to be done. Show it as a pic.

6. More details about the project
Give a status update on what you can accomplished and what still need to happen.
You could have a few slides here that detail everything you have done so far… Maybe even show key screen shots of the app, or underlying code.
This slide or set of slides can intermingle with the following slide set on challenges and triumphs…

7. Challenges and triumphs
What all has gone wrong so far
Tried one technology but then switched, because…
What new technologies did you learn
What all has gone right
What has been a struggle
What has been really cool about this process/project
Etc…

8. Live demo of current state of the software
This is super important…. So, be sure not to break your code before presentation day. Fork often so that you have backups of working versions of the project.
Make sure for the mid-term, and especially the final presentation, you have a working live demo.
Your presentation ends with the live demo and afterwards you can ask the audience for questions.