TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS for 2ND SEMESTER TEAMS What is the Purpose? This presentation is the complete of your design process culminating with a discussion of your detailed design. You should provide details about the development of the problem, the path through conceptual design, and the detailing of the final design. The audience will consist of technically inclined individuals who may have limited or no exposure to your project. The final presentation is a final opportunity to impress your client, classmates, and other observers with your design skills and product. What Should Be Covered? Present your specifications, constraints, and deliverables. Outline your conceptual design process. You should convey the breadth of your search and concept selection process culminating in details of the concept selected. Show detailed drawings, models, schematics, and images of your final design. Describe any special manufacturing processes that you used to create the prototype. Present models, analysis, tests, and/or DFMEAs that demonstrate the performance of your solution with respect to the specs Provide recommendations with respect to the adoption and use of your design. Who Should Present? Not all team members have to speak. The team members chosen to speak should be competent and well-versed in the project, and able to field questions. For multi-disciplinary projects, a topic from a particular discipline should be presented by someone from that discipline: BAE, CS, ME, EE or Comp E. Where, How, Who, and When? the Snapshot/EXPO presentation schedule Professional dress and demeanor If during EXPO, teams should leave 1-2 members to man the booth. Remaining members should attend the presentation. Members do not have permission to skip regularly scheduled classes for final presentations. Presentations should be 12-13 minutes plus up to 5 minutes for questions. Be sure that your presentation is pre-loaded on the laptop in the presentation room before the beginning of the session. Be sure that the presenter is at the presentation location 10 minutes before the session. you lead instructor to review your slides before the day of presentation.
TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS for 2ND SEMESTER TEAMS What is the Purpose? This presentation is the complete of your design process culminating with a discussion of your detailed design. You should provide details about the development of the problem, the path through conceptual design, and the detailing of the final design. The audience will consist of technically inclined individuals who may have limited or no exposure to your project. The final presentation is a final opportunity to impress your client, classmates, and other observers with your design skills and product. What Should Be Covered? Present your specifications, constraints, and deliverables. Outline your conceptual design process. You should convey the breadth of your search and concept selection process culminating in details of the concept selected. Show detailed drawings, models, schematics, and images of your final design. Describe any special manufacturing processes that you used to create the prototype. Present models, analysis, tests, and/or DFMEAs that demonstrate the performance of your solution with respect to the specs Provide recommendations with respect to the adoption and use of your design. Who Should Present? Not all team members have to speak. The team members chosen to speak should be competent and well-versed in the project, and able to field questions. For multi-disciplinary projects, a topic from a particular discipline should be presented by someone from that discipline: BAE, CS, ME, EE or Comp E. Where, How, Who, and When? the Snapshot/EXPO presentation schedule Professional dress and demeanor If during EXPO, teams should leave 1-2 members to man the booth. Remaining members should attend the presentation. Members do not have permission to skip regularly scheduled classes for final presentations. Presentations should be 12-13 minutes plus up to 5 minutes for questions. Be sure that your presentation is pre-loaded on the laptop in the presentation room before the beginning of the session. Be sure that the presenter is at the presentation location 10 minutes before the session. you lead instructor to review your slides before the day of presentation.
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