Part II: presentation guide

In preparation for advertising your final presentations, please submit via this google form by Wednesday 4/22 at 1:15pm:

• • Title of your project

  • Your name and class year

  • Your level of CS-ness

    • Intro (completed at most one CS course prior)

    • Intermediate (completed through 211 prior)

    • Advanced (completed at least one 300 level CS prior)

  • Abstract (1-2 sentences describing it)

  • URL of an image representing your project

Overview

You will have 10 minutes for your final presentation, including demo, questions and transition to the next speaker. I suggest aiming for a 7 minute presentation, 1 minute demo, 1-2 minute Q&A/transition time.

Your presentation should cover the following, which is (hopefully) easily adapted from your web site updates:

• 1. Motivation (content is basically same as elevator pitch)

     1. Problem you are solving

     2. Target audience

     3. Your solution

  2. Design overview (include budget for components)

• • 1. Electronic components

• 3. Structural/mechanical components

• • 1. Software modules

• 4. Design process

• • 1. Electronic components

       1. Ease of use/challenges

       2. Circuitry diagram

    2. Structural/mechanical components

• • • 1. Ease of use/challenges

• • 3. Software modules

• • • 1. Sample code availability/challenges

      2. Putting it together

• 5. Demo

• • 1. Live with backup video

    2. Demos get stage fright!

• 6. Conclusions

• • 1. Lessons learned

    2. Future steps

Resources

• • Audrey's tips are below

• Onji's slide deck