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This presentation highlights the key strategies and techniques for delivering impactful presentations in the field of IT. It covers important aspects such as maintaining consistency and clarity, avoiding spelling and grammatical errors, and connecting with the audience.

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  1. Presentation title EECS/IT###: Course title Assignment type (paper, case study, …) Your name Date

  2. Organization • Introduction • … • … • … • … • Conclusions

  3. Resource(s) used • If you are presenting a paper (or a case study, or a chapter, or a book chapter presentation), provide full citation, from where you obtained it, your rationale for using it, etc. • If making a short book presentation, introduce the authors via a short biography and photos when available 3

  4. The body of the presentation [1/2] • Maintain consistency • Use lower case/upper case letters properly; if you don’t know when to use which, visit the KU Writing Center • An easy way to avoid seemingly random uses of lc/uc letters is to follow the English language rules (as if you were writing a regular passage) • No excuses are accepted for improper uses of such letters; points will be taken off 4

  5. The body of the presentation [2/2] • Avoid misspelling and grammatical mistakes (inexcusable) • Maintain uniformity (see the guidelines) • Maintain exposure during the presentation • Prepare! (to excel at presentation flow and time) • Maintain self-confidence (comes with preparation) • Connect with the audience and the subject context • See the guidelines (they are for you!) 5

  6. Conclusions • Summarize the work (1-3 slides) • Provide takeaways • Questions and feedback are welcome

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