Project Checkpoint 5 - Final Result Presentation
| Possible Points | Due Date |
|---|---|
| 50 pts | May 5th - During Class |
Overview
For the fifth project checkpoint, you will be presenting the final results, along with a general overview of your project during class on May 5th. This means you (and your partner if applicable) will need to prepare an oral presentation going over the main results of your project. These presentations will need to be 6 minutes maximum in length. Presentations will be given in 8 minute time slots, allowing 2 minutes for 1-2 questions.
Checkpoint Instructions
Final Project Presentation
Expected Length: (6 minutes)
Your overall goal in the presentation is to motivate your work, distill your key idea or novelty, present your approach or study, summarize the latest results, and discuss what (if anything) you will finish before the end of the semester.
Warning
The slides are due to Dr. Moran by no later than 12pm (noon) on May 5th in PDF format Failure to turn in the slides by this time will result in a zero on this project checkpoint. Your slides must be turned in as a PDF.
Presentation Content
In order to receive full points for this project checkpoint, your presentation should include the following components:
- Motivation: In one slide, summarize what your research problem is and why it is important.
- Key Idea/Novelty: In one-two slides, discuss the most closely related research paper(s) to your project and explain why your approach is novel.
- Approach or Study Design: In one =-two slides Provide a high-level description of how your approach works or how your study was performed. This should include a figure detailing your approach or study.
- Evaluation: Introduce your research questions, and briefly explain what you did to answer them. Note that due to time constraints, you may only be able to present 1-2 RQs, so pick the most interesting ones.
- Results: In 1-2 slides, summarize the results of your research questions. This should be done using charts/graphics/figures.
- Future Work: In one slide, describe what you will finish by the end of the semester for the Final project report.
Presentation Formatting and Timing
Note that this is a six minute presentation, and thus is very short. As such, you need to make sure to tailor your presentation to fit within this time limit. You will not be able to go through every detail of your project (or even most details!). Therefore, you will need to select the most important and/or interesting pieces of your project and present these.
If you are working with a partner, you must each present 50% of the presentation.
Presentation Grading
The grading for this presentation will follow the presentation grading guidlines
Submission Instructions
Project Checkpoints should be submitted as a PDF via email to Dr. Moran no later than 12pm on May 5th.