PRMS Presentation

Guidelines

• Prepare a total of 5-10 slides in which you should provide as much information as possible about your project, to be delivered during 10 minutes.
• The slides should not be very loaded with words.
• Be prepared to add verbally all the information that you have not included in your presentation slides but which you still deem necessary to report.
• The first slide should contain the project title and your name.
• Allocate a slide for an outline of your presentation and your project aims.
• During 1-3 slides when presenting the literature review you should use references whenever needed (you can simple reference as "[Author, Year]").
• Explain the methodology adopted, preferable using block diagrams, pseudo-code or algorithmic description using bullet points depending on your type of project.
• You should provide your results on at least 2-3 pages using tables or graphical methods whenever possible.
• You should end your presentation with a set of conclusions drawn from your work and thoughts about future development of your work.

Aspects Considered

• Project topic and its context (problem analysis, literature survey, challenges, motivation, requirements)
• Presentation of achieved work (methodology, design and implementation, experimental results and their interpretation)
• Oral delivery and use of visual aids
• Answering clearly to the questions.

Sample outline

• Project title and objectives
• Context
• Quick summary of background and literature
• How you went about it (method, approach)
• What you achieved
• Include a demo if you can
• Evaluation
• how you evaluated it and what you concluded