Project Presentations
Your final project presentation are one week from tomorrow. Below is
some important information regarding the project presentations.
- Project presentations will be held in the same room as lab on
Tuesday, December 8. Click here
for the schedule.. Generally, Lewandowski's students will present
from 9-11, Thompson's students from 11-2 with a 1 hour break for
lunch, and Stenson's students from 2:30-4:30. You are encouraged to
attend at least your own section's presentations and are welcome to
all of the presentations. The times are subject to change so please be
sure to show up well before your scheduled time and be prepared to
stay later than your scheduled time. If you have any conflict with
the schedule, please notify us immediately.
- The presentations are scheduled to last 10 minutes for an
individual and 15 minutes for a pair. You should allow approximately
two minutes of this time for questions. If you will be demonstrating
your project, please make sure that everything is setup and ready to
go before your presentation starts. The presentations should give an
overview of the project, demonstrate a clear understanding of the
circuit, point out challenges and difficulties, and, if appropriate,
provide a demonstration of the project.
- The presentations should preferably be presented in Powerpoint but
software which produces PDF is acceptable as well. If this poses a
problem for you, please let us know immediately so we can work out a
solution. We will have a laptop and projector available. The easiest
and quickest way to transfer your presentation to the laptop is by
having your presentation on a USB memory stick.
- If there are two people working on a project, the presentation
should have approximately equal contributions from both. We reserve
the right to give different scores to different students on the same
project if it is clear that one student contributed much more than the
other.
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