1. Title of your paper goes here
TI India Educators' Conference 2013
Title of your paper goes here
Names of the authors go here
address of the contact author goes here
Note - Presentation time will be limited to 15 minutes, including Q&A

2. Motivation
Explain what motivated you to carry out this work - does your project have a social theme? Who will benefit from your solution?
Do not have more than 2 or 3 bullet items on this foil

3. Previous Work
Include any known solutions that are available in the literature – do not cut-and-paste from any published source. If you are borrowing a figure/table, provide a citation.
Explain how your solution differs – does it offer lower power, better performance, better cost, more functionality, etc?
You may take one or two foils to discuss prior art
Ensure that the smallest font size is 20 points (throughout the presentation)

4. Your Work (change the title as appropriate)
Explain your solution – include block diagrams, flow-charts, etc to explain your ideas
You may take 3 to 4 foils for explaining your work
Avoid crowding the slide with too much information

5. Implementation
Explain how you implemented your ideas on a TI platform (Embedded processors or analog ICs from TI)
Include pictures of the hardware you may have developed, picture of the end product, screen shots of your software in action, etc.
Share any roadblocks that you faced during implementation and explain how you overcame them
You may include 2 or 3 foils to discuss details of your implementation

6. Results
Include tables, plots, etc. to illustrate the working of your hardware/software
If possible, compare your implementation with previous implementations and bring out the benefits of your proposal
Bring out the scenarios where your solution is ideally suited and the scenarios where your solution may not be well suited
You may include 2 to 3 foils for discussing your results

7. Conclusions and future work
Bring out one or two important conclusions from the work you have carried out – bring out both the benefits and limitations
Explain how your work can be further extended

8. References
Include only 4 to 5 most relevant references, sorted in the order of the last name of the first author.
Number the references [1], [2], etc.
Give all the relevant details for each reference, such as names of authors, title of the paper, source of publication, year of publication, any URL, etc.