1. Presentation Skills Dept. Electrical Engineering Chao-Min Wu ( 吳炤民 ) wucm@ee.ncu.edu.tw 03-4227151, ext 34538

2. Starting a Presentation Get people's attention Welcome them Introduce yourself State the purpose of your presentation State how you want to deal with questions http://www.effective-public-speaking.com/starting/menu.php 2014/03/052 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

3. Get people's attention If I could have everybody's attention. If we can start. Perhaps we should begin? Let's get started. 2014/03/053 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

4. Welcome them Welcome to Microsoft. Thank you for coming today. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. On behalf of Intel, I'd like to welcome you. 2014/03/054 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

5. Introduce yourself My name's Jane Shaw. I'm responsible for travel arrangements. For those of you who don't know me, my name's Tom Stotter. As you know, I'm in charge of public relations. I'm the new Marketing Manager. 2014/03/055 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

6. State the purpose of your presentation This morning I'd like to present our new processor. Today I'd like to discuss our failures in the Japanese market and suggest a new approach. This afternoon, I'd like to report on my study into the German market. What I want to do this morning is to talk to you about our new mobile telephone system. What I want to do is to tell you about our successes and failures in introducing new working patterns. What I want to do is to show you how we've made our first successful steps in the potentially huge Chinese market. 2014/03/056 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

7. State how you want to deal with questions If you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer them as we go along. Feel free to ask any questions. Perhaps we can leave any questions you have until the end? There will be plenty of time for questions at the end. 2014/03/057 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

8. Presentation Skills Survival Language Signposting: Ex, move on, turn to, go back, summarize, recap, conclude Body Language Rapport Building-make connection with your audience: Ex, us, we, aren’t we, can we… Using Visual Aid Stress key words, Pausing, and Intonation Sound Scripting 2014/03/058 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

9. Sound Scripting Process Chunk and Put each section on a new line Bold the key Words Put focus words in capitals Work out the intonation at the end of each chunk Space out words to slow down the pace Practice 2014/03/059 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

10. My example OK, let’s get started. Thank you for your attendance this morning. My name’s Chao-Min Wu. I’m responsible for this course, Biomedical Systems Modeling. The purpose of this course will prepare students with the knowledge of physiological systems and its related mechanisms via lecture, oral presentation, and a final project. In this semester, we will talk about five major physiological systems: They are the Cardiovascular System, the Respiratory System, Kidney and Renal System, Muscular System, and Nervous System. Finally, the basic concepts of system analysis and mathematical modeling will be introduced and discussed. 2014/03/0510 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

11. Sound Scripting Example OK, let’s get started. Thank you for your attendance this morning. My name’s CHAO-MIN WU. I’m responsible for this course, Biomedical Systems Modeling. The PURPOSE of this course is to provide students with the knowledge of PHYSIOLOGICAL systems and its related MECHANISMS How will this information be delivered? Well, … via lectures, an oral PRESENTATION, and a final PROJECT. In this semester, we will talk about FIVE major physiological systems: 2014/03/0511 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

12. They ARE the CARDIOVASCULAR System, (Intonation goes up, and pause) the RESPIRATORY System, (Up and pause) KIDNEY and RENAL Systems, (Up and pause) the MUSCULAR System, (Up and pause again) and the NERVOUS System. Longer pause and go down) FINALLY, the basic concepts of SYSTEM ANALYSIS and MATHEMATICAL MODELING will be introduced and discussed. 2014/03/0512 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民

13. 謝謝！ 2014/03/0513 英語授課分享 - 吳炤民