1. Presentation title EECS/IT###: Course title
Assignment type (paper, case study, …)
Your name
Date

2. Organization
Introduction …
Conclusions

3. Resource(s) used
If you are presenting a paper (or a case study, or a chapter, or a book chapter presentation), provide full citation, from where you obtained it, your rationale for using it, etc.
If making a short book presentation, introduce the authors via a short biography and photos when available 3

4. The body of the presentation [1/2]
Maintain consistency
Use lower case/upper case letters properly; if you don’t know when to use which, visit the KU Writing Center
An easy way to avoid seemingly random uses of lc/uc letters is to follow the English language rules (as if you were writing a regular passage)
No excuses are accepted for improper uses of such letters; points will be taken off 4

5. The body of the presentation [2/2]
Avoid misspelling and grammatical mistakes (inexcusable)
Maintain uniformity (see the guidelines)
Maintain exposure during the presentation
Prepare! (to excel at presentation flow and time)
Maintain self-confidence (comes with preparation)
Connect with the audience and the subject context
See the guidelines (they are for you!) 5

6. Conclusions Summarize the work (1-3 slides)
Provide takeaways
Questions and feedback are welcome