1. Team READ THIS SLIDE CAREFULLY Beta Demonstrations will be given by each team at our all-hands meeting on the dates listed at All-Hands Meeting Agendas.All-Hands Meeting Agendas Although the presentations will be spread over the course of four meetings, all teams should be ready to present on the first day. The schedule for all teams will be posted on our agendas page the afternoon or evening before the first presentation meeting. All documents from all teams are due at the same time, namely by 3:00pm on the date of the first set of presentations. –To edit the team number and name on the left side, edit the master slide. –Email the PowerPoint presentation to Dr. D. –Name your PowerPoint file team_ _beta_demo.ppt. For subject of the email use “Team Beta Demo Presentation”. Presenting teams are required to dress business casual. Each team will be allotted at most 15 minutes to present. Rehearse your presentation timing. You will be stopped abruptly after 15 minutes. Delete this slide from your presentation. 1

2. Team READ THIS SLIDE CAREFULLY The purpose of your beta demo is to convince us that your software is feature complete. You should demonstrate a complete working version of your system. Whether or not you use a PowerPoint presentation during your demo is up to you. However, each team should submit a PowerPoint presentation (even if you don’t use during our meeting) for posting on the web. You may use your Project Overview and Architecture slides from previous presentations. You should include actual screen shots—no mockups—that demonstrate the key features of your system. You do not need to go through the PowerPoint screenshots during your demo. You may add screen shot slides. You should script and rehearse your demo. You should test your demo in the classroom in advance (say if you need an internet connection). You may want to use Camtasia to produce a video version of your demo just in case. Delete this slide from your presentation. 2

3. Beta Demonstration Department of Computer Science and Engineering Michigan State University Spring 2010 Team CSE 498, Collaborative Design

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