Presentation Checklist & Rubric

Your Final Presentation

This guide is your roadmap for the final project presentation. It's not just a list of things to do, but a way to make sure your project tells a complete story, from your first interview to your final calculations. 

You’ll choose your presentation format (slides, poster, video, infographic, or another approved format), but whatever you choose, your work should tell a complete story:

• Who you designed for

• What problem they faced

• How you used the Engineering Design Process to create a solution

• How trigonometry powered your design decisions

• How feedback helped you improve

• What you learned along the way

The checklist is your to-do list — follow it to make sure every critical piece of your project is represented. The rubric is your scorecard — it shows how your work will be evaluated, from your design solution to your math to your reflection.

Your goal: How did my work make my user’s life easier, safer, or better?

If your presentation answers that question clearly, with strong evidence, engaging visuals, and accurate math, you’ll not only meet the expectations — you’ll inspire your audience and leave them impressed with what you accomplished.